It’s official: the Fisher-Price Corn Popper has joined the ranks of some of the most beloved toys of all time in the National Toy Hall of Fame. Thanks to the overwhelming support of fans, the classic toy has been inducted into the Hall of Fame alongside other iconic toys like NERF, Cabbage Patch Kids, and Baseball Cards.
The Fisher-Price Corn Popper was first released in 1957 and has been a favorite of children ever since. The toy consists of a plastic dome with a handle and a base that contains a series of colorful balls. When pushed along the floor, the balls pop around inside the dome, creating a fun and unique sound.
The Corn Popper has been praised for its ability to help children develop their gross motor skills. It also encourages imaginative play, as children can use their imaginations to create stories and scenarios around the popping sound.
The National Toy Hall of Fame is located in Rochester, New York and honors toys that have made a lasting impact on the lives of children. The Hall of Fame is administered by The Strong Museum, which is dedicated to the history and exploration of play.
The Fisher-Price Corn Popper is now part of an exclusive group of toys that have been recognized for their lasting impact on children’s lives. It joins other iconic toys like Barbie, Hot Wheels, and Play-Doh in the Hall of Fame.
The induction of the Fisher-Price Corn Popper into the National Toy Hall of Fame is a testament to its enduring popularity and impact on generations of children. Thanks to the overwhelming support of fans, this classic toy will now be remembered for years to come.
