My kids are 3 and 6, and I haven't heard or seen anything to suggest it's a trend where I live.
Thanks! I wanted to send a few sheets of stickers in a care package to my nephews, but if it's not a thing I'd rather buy them snacks.
To be fair, my kids still love stickers. It's just not a social/trading thing.
This was big in, like, 1985 or so where I live. (Edit: collecting, not trading.) Nothing since then that I'm aware about.
Right? I think the only thing I remember trading were Pogs, MtG and Pokemon cards. Thanks for the info!
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