Toy agents are experienced professionals in the toy industry who specialize in sifting through hundreds if not thousands of toy ideas from 'outside' inventors and presenting the best ones to toy manufacturers.

Since rta-f.d is part of the rec.toys hierarchy, obviously on-topic posts should deal with toys. Now, that doesn't mean that just because you consider your car or your super-duper hi-fi stereo system your own personal toys, you can talk about them on rta-f.d. Rta-f.d deals with toys in the traditional sense, i.e. items that one would most likely find in a toy store or in the toy department of any retailer. All it takes is common sense to see the distinction. See similar questions...

Poodles come in three registered sizes. Standard is the large breed poodle. Miniature is the mid-sized poodle. Toy is the smallest poodle breed. Breeders break down the toy poodle size into three categories, as well. The tiniest of the toy poodle sizes is the teacup. Tiny toy is the next size up. These two classifications (teacup and tiny toy) are just terms breeders use to identify size. Dogs in both of these size classes are registered as toy poodles. See similar questions...

There is no easy answer to this one. The average toy poodle litter size is 3-4 puppies. Teacups typically have less. Some dogs have just one puppy in a litter. The most we've ever had in a litter is five. Other breeders we know have had 6-7 puppies in a litter, but that is unusually high. See similar questions...

Our puppies range from about 1.5 to five ounces at birth. If a dog has just one puppy, that puppy will receive all the nourishment and tend to be bigger. Birth size really has nothing to do with adult weight. The more puppies in a litter, the smaller they tend to be. See similar questions...

For more details on the toy related newsgroups, check out RTM's Internet Toy Resources page at http://www.toymania.com/itr/. See similar questions...

Heating up your pyrex toy can open a whole new realm of sensations that are not available with other materials. You can heat it up in a pot on the stove or by placing it in a container of water in the microwave. We're just looking for warm here but some people over do it so the following are a few precautions... Be sure to check that the toy is not too hot before touching it. If the water gets too hot to touch, then don't touch the water or the toy. Do not apply excessive heat to the toy. See similar questions...

Cooling off your pyrex toy can also open a whole new realm of sensations that are not available with other materials. You can cool it off in the refrigerator or freezer. If you use the freezer, we all know what happens when you lick something frozen and that wouldn't be fun in this situation. So if freezing it, run it under cold water for a couple of seconds prior to use. See similar questions...

Once it has been used it should be cleaned with at least warm water and anti-bacterial soap, dried, and returned to its velvet case. Be very careful when you wash the toy, nothing is more slippery than glass, soap, and water. Get a good grip on it and hold it low in the washing basin. See similar questions...

Secretary of Homeland Security Michael Chertoff serves as the Executive Agent of the National Communications System. The Secretary of Homeland Security assumed duties of the Executive Agent on March 1, 2003 when sponsorship of the NCS transferred from the Defense Department to the Department of Homeland Security. See similar questions...

Because reputable agents work only on commission, very few handle submissions to magazines or newspapers - it's just not worth their while. Until you have written a book proposal, there is no point in looking for a literary agent. If you have good writing skills, you can learn how to make $100/hour or even more helping businesses and individuals improve their marketing materials. This ten-week, one-on-one copywriting training program works! Marketing consultant tutorial course. See similar questions...

We are a dedicated family-operated business. We strive to find only the best quality toys to enrich your child's learning experience through play. We started this business because of our love for kids. We are also parents! We pride ourselves on providing toys that meet your standards, as well as providing you with a pleasant, happy shopping experience. See similar questions...

That’s a good question; unfortunately I don’t have a good answer. Finding Toynami was, well, really unexpected. My goal wasn’t to find a toy company, the timing was just right. My suggestion is to do your research. Find dolls that are similar to your vision and find out what company made them. Once you find the company name, go online and look them up to see how you can get ahold of them. See similar questions...

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You'd be a fool if this wasn't your first port of call. Even if you manage to sell in your idea by yourself, you would be extremely well-advised to have someone else to fight your corner, and they will inevitably get you more money for you than you could ever negotiate for yourself. Even if you have a background in sales. Because they know the market and what it will stand, and how to ask for enough without pricing you out of it. See similar questions...

Thanks for taking interest in becoming an agent but we are no longer accepting applications right now. We may open them up during Spring 2007. If you're serious about writing reviews, post on the jatboard reviews only section or post a quickie. If you impress us, you'll probably hear from us. See similar questions...