In addition to searching for particular designs, Ishayik explains that kids are also looking for the toy’s sound: How loud is the pop? There’s a Pop It for Every Style “Kids are collecting them now,” says Ishayik who recalls running down to her store’s basement to locate a duck-shaped Pop It for a young boy who was determined to find it for his collection. Ishayik says, “We’ve found that they’re selling like crazy,” and she tries to stock new styles every two to three days to meet the demands of her customers. “I think kids are attracted to the product because they find it satisfying to make it pop,” Judy Ishayik, Owner of Mary Arnold Toys-New York’s oldest continuously-run toy store, tells Parentology. More than 3.7 billion people are watching videos related to Pop Its on Tik Tok, and toy stores can’t keep them on the shelves.
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