When kids are little and tend to tire of toys easily, put their unwanted toys in a box and store them for six months or so. Then open the box and they'll have lots of "new" toys to play with, since those were probably long forgotten. Put other ones in the box and repeat the … [Read more...] about Store and then re-launch your toys as “new” again

Give a boost to your toy budget by first cashing in on the ones you no longer need. Garage sales are a great way to sell lots of toys, as well as other unneeded items from around the house. For more valuable items try listing on Craigslist.org or in your newspaper classifieds. … [Read more...] about Cash in your old toys

Renting toys isn't cheap, but it could be cheaper than the alternative. For most people, LOZO wouldn't recommend a costly service like this. However, if you tend to buy lots of full price toys, only to have to replace them in a few months if you kids get bored, then it's worth a … [Read more...] about Consider a toy rental service instead of spending a bundle on tons of new toys