Reports show nearly 155,000 children under the age of 12 were treated at emergency departments last year due to toy-related injuries. So, how can parents keep their little ones safe?

If you are looking for things that will improve language and learning, the American Speech Language and Hearing Association recommends considering non-tech options.

Channel 4 is looking for a few good elves to help make a child’s Christmas merry and bright.

According to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, emergency rooms treated over 224,000 toy-related injuries last year.

The Children's Christmas Party of Jacksonville returns to serve the River City's children in need.

Channel 4 is collecting toys for underprivileged children and we need your help.

News4JAX breaks down the dangers of lead in toys and what you can do to keep your children safe.

As you shop for toys for the child in your life -- beware of Trouble in Toyland.

Channel 4 is collecting toys for underprivileged children and we need your help.

Toy companies are racing to get their toys onto store shelves ahead of the holidays as they face a severe supply-network crunch.

This year marks the 65th anniversary of Play-Doh being introduced, and Thursday is National Play-Doh Day.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Channel 4 devoted Thursday to collecting toys to help make it a merry Christmas for children in need. Viewers dropped off new and unwrapped toys that will go to children across the River City. So we’re blessed to be a blessing.”One of the first vehicles into the parking lot Thursday morning was a truck from Maxwell House -- filled with toys! “We have been collecting the toys for the kids since the beginning of the summer,” Archie Harris, Line Coordinator at Maxwell House Coffee Co, said. Like I said we have a good working staff over the Maxwell House.

According to Safe Kids Worldwide, 174,000 children under the age of 15 were treated in emergency rooms for toy-related injuries in 2016 alone. She also had this advice: “Beware of third-party or independent sellers, which may not conform to CPSC (Consumer Product Safety Commission) standards.”Some toys and regular household items also carry a hidden risk. According to Safe Kids, more than 2,800 children are treated in ERs every year after swallowing small batteries known as button batteries. “But with adult items such as key fobs, even music cards, they have button batteries in them as well. There are very common items we can see that have all these button batteries.