Report slams wish lists for toys on children's websites

by Staff, Brand Republic 02-Feb-09, 11:00

LONDON - Websites should not offer children e-wish lists, which give children the chance to make a wish list of toys which can be emailed to their parents, because most familes can't afford the expensive gifts, according to a new report.

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Family and Parenting Institute: calling for e-wish list ban

Family and Parenting Institute: calling for e-wish list ban

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