Little kid

These new toys for 2019 were the highest-ranking and scored best-in-class for playability, design and overall awesomeness.

With its long arms for hugging and 40+ responses for entertaining (burping and kissing included), WowWee Fingerlings Hugs is the perfect cuddly monkey.

Build A Bot Unicorn is a unique STEM toy that teaches kids the basics of robotics as they build—and the finished robot is pretty cute!

The Hot Wheels Corkscrew Crash Track Set will test your kid's timing and strategy skills as they try to launch their vehicles while avoiding major crashes.

A classic puzzle with a fun twist, the In the Forest Glow in the Dark Puzzle is a great rainy-day activity for independent play or family-bonding time.

The VTech Kidi Star Karaoke Machine lets your kid's inner popstar shine with voice-changing effects, recording abilities, and even games.

Complete with dainty treats and mini accessories, the Calico Critters Grand Department Store Gift Set is a fanciful toy perfect for imaginative play.

Create with Clay Dinosaurs is a fun DIY kit that comes with modelling clay, dino skeletons and the tools for kids to bring prehistoric creatures to life.

Kids will love being able to race, drift or perform tricks with World Of Nintendo Mario Kart RC Anti-Gravity Motorcycle thanks to its cool features.

The Playmobil NHL Take Along Arena is fun, entertaining and made for hockey fans who want to take the arena with them wherever they go.

Marvel Avengers: Infinity War Hulkbuster Ultimate Figure HQ has all the bells and whistles to inspire creative play for fans of the Marvel Universe.

Whether opened for play or closed to fly, your young jedi will love their galactic adventures with Hasbro Star Wars Galactic Heroes 2-in-1 Millennium Falcon

Mix, match, press and glue: That's all your little fashionista has to do to create their own unique fashion designs with Fashion Press Paper Fashion Maker.

Test your speed and puzzle-solving skills with Kanoodle Head-to-Head, a two-player game where kids match wits against each other.

Losing the fight over screen time? Here are six practical ways to limit your kid's time in front of the phone or tablet.

Pull-ups diapers can help with potty training and nighttime training, but knowing when to start and stop using them is key.

From waterproof sheets to bedwetting alarms, these bedwetting products can make cleanup a bit easier and get your kid get to dry nights.

Swapping tradables can help develop social skills, but sometimes those exchanges end in tears.

This website simulates what it feels like to have dyslexia—and opens my eyes in the process.