1,355 Kids Toys

You've probably seen the Mentos-in-Diet-Coke geyser experiment on YouTube, but I can tell you that it's much more exciting when you're creating the explosion in your own backyard. Make sure you also have a bottle of diet soda on hand, because your kids will probably want to get right to it!

This lovely little kit contains everything your tiny botanist needs to study the local flora. Perfect for the upcoming fall leaves.

Rather than painting or coloring with markers, this playhouse comes complete with reusable decals so that you can decorate it and change it around as much as you like.

"This flexible rubber seat lets little ones swing, twist and turn in safety. Available in yellow, green and red."

Playshapes are too fun! This is the kind of toy you don't mind having out on your shelf. Heck, you may even pick this one up and play.

TickleMe Plant Gift Set. Includes: TFG6 TickleMe Plant 6 Pot Greenhouse, The TickleMe Plant Book, 6 four inch flower pots. 6 expanding soil wafers, Paint set & heart stickers name tags & 2 extra seed packs! Only $39.95!

This is one cool ride-on toy. The wood bike comes with neon wheels for a hot ride. Adventure seekers can roll to where they want to explore.

Use this fun 3D puzzle to never create the same multi-color sculpture twice.

How about some fun for those of us who can't seem to keep a poker face? This beautiful Monopoly set has a decidedly vintage feel, and we love being able to escape to a world where real estate continues to be a hot commodity.

Everyone loves a mental challenge, especially when it involves creating a beautiful 64-piece color cube.

What's not to love about this little plush friend? What with wings for ears, a little blue tongue, and those saucers for eyes, you are sure to nab an attention grabbing-winner.

Wage, Babo, and the Uglydolls decide to go on a sort of Ninja type mystery adventure...a sort of quest.The mission? You know the cookies and snack foods you've been munching on? Yeah they want some of those. Or more than just some. Probably all. Ice-Bat lives in the freezer. Yeah but can he crash...

This sculptural, solid-wood piece is based on IQ puzzles from the 1950s. Unlike the originals, this zero-frustration version doesn’t come apart, but it still adds intrigue to a desk, bookshelf or side table.

Forget the old-school model car kits (and the plastic bits), and upgrade to these high-tech-looking aluminum dinosaur models. I can see the kids polishing them up now.

To me, this pre-printed cardboard playhouse looks like a coloring book come to life. I just want to get out my markers and color it in!

Bingo isn't just for those of us who are a bit longer in the tooth. Enjoy the classic game in style with this portable set, complete with a metal cage ready for a quick spin to pop out the winning number. There is just nothing quite like the feeling when you yell out that magic word: "Bingo!"

Rockin' and rollin' is a lot easier for me to stomach when it's on a rocker as modern and kick-arse as this one. It's also available in gorgeous wood.

Liliane brings the dollhouse to the next level, literally. This gem is designed for 30-centimeter dolls (or dolls that are roughly 1 foot long). It's such a fun idea, and I'm especially fond of all the open space. It's perfect for play.

I'm sure that these are pretty useless for coloring, but don't you need them? Han Solo in every color should probably be framed. Maybe I'll be buying these for myself.

As a little one, rainy summer days were always spent indoors with a deck of cards or a puzzle. As an adult, I want to bring that back. What better way to do that than with Steven Mattern's birch plywood USA puzzle? It's patriotic and stimulating at the same time!

Designed by Kenneth Cobonpue, the Harry rocking stool features microfiber fabric strips on a stainless steel rocking base.

This option from Restoration Hardware has a pattern that will look good in even the most sophisticated space.

Constructed of wood, the small-scale Hi-Ho rocking horse features a wide seat and sturdy handles for little ones to hold on to.

Have guests coming for a party? Give these scratch-off maps as party favors when they leave, or use them as a party activity: Whoever scratches off the most wins.

Roald Dahl was onto something when he deemed foxes being fantastic — they are in all forms, including this paper shadow puppet.