Childhood Interests, Incorporated
A.K.A. Right-Time Toys
Roselle Park, New Jersey
Estimated 1935 - 1950

Most of Childhood Interests toys were produced with a combination of wood and plastic. At the time, the company was known for their help in the development of plastic playthings. In 1941, the company won a major award sponsored by “Modern Plastics” magazine. They mainly focused on toys and crib gyms for children six months to six years. We were only able to find reference to the company during the years stated above.

Putt Putt Plane 9"L x 5.5"H x 10.25"W 3 Men in a Boat #118 c. 1940 7.5"L x 3"H x 6"W $35 - $50 Nuts & Bolts Pull Toy Estimated 1970 8"L x 3.2"H x 3"W $15 - $20 Truck estimated 1942 10.75”L x 3.25”H x 4.25”W $45 - $60 Babys First Cart c. 1946 6"L x 8.4"H x 4.6"W $30 - $40 Truck c. 1942 10.75”L x 4”H x 3.75”W $30 - $40 Pony Train and Box c. 1948 16”L x 3”H x 2.5”W $45 - $60; Box $30 - $40 Dairy Delivery Truck estimated 1946 9”L x 6”H x 5”W $75 - $100 The Jolly Milkmen estimated 1960 9”L x 4.4”H x 5’W $45 - $60 Car c. 1940 9.25”L x 2”H x 1.75”W $15 - $20 Lacing Shoe estimated 1948 $45 - $60 Big Activity Train #1090 estimated 1950 23.5”L x 3”H x 2.5”W $30 - $40 Advertisement c. 1946