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The squishy sensory toy NeeDoh has become a viral sensation, leading to nationwide shortages. A USA TODAY parenting expert suggests the hype may not be justified, as children often prefer their old ...

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NeeDoh squishies have gone viral on social media over the last few months. They're made by Schylling, a 50-year-old Massachusetts company that makes vintage-style toys. NeeDohs are now hard to find.

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If you’ve walked into a Five Below, Target, Barnes & Noble or an Ace Hardware lately and noticed mysteriously empty shelves, here’s the culprit: NeeDoh. Given how high the demand is right now, ...