Here is one of three unlikely success stories from Susan Spencer: It’s no stretch to say that Aaron Muderick is stuck on putty.  “It feels great in your hand,” he said. “You can play with it for hours!” His first love was classic Silly Putty, but that soon got old. “I started researching, is there a way to make this more beautiful? More fun?” he told Spencer.  

Whether you like to buy, trade or sell, there’s a toy store for you in Las Vegas. Independent retailers run by fans and collectors have sprung up in place of the disappearing mega toy chains, giving added incentive to shop local on Small Business Saturday, November 26 2016. Here’s where to find the best toys for everyone on your list.

...but two things that sell like crazy are the Crazy Aaron’s Thinking Putty, which comes in all different shapes, colors, sizes and have different cool features, it is also made here in the United States and is non toxic, which is great for kids who often like to collect them...

On Saturday, Tildie’s guests also will get to mix it up with Crazy Aaron’s  Thinking Putty ($3.50 and up), including glow-in-the dark and metallically magnetic varieties. It was an ASTRA award winner two years ago. "Fantastic stuff – bounces really well, adults use it for stress relief,” said Gillen-Doobrajh. “And it’s made right here in Narberth, Pa., by workers with special needs."