37 of the Best Baby Toys of 2019

Haba's Rainbow Whirls Pegging Game ($25) is a fun take on the classic stacking rings. It's a combination puzzle and ring game, so tots can pile up the rings by colour or any other category they see fit.

These minimalist Personalized Stacking Blocks ($60) are hand cut and painted using nontoxic, water-based materials, so you don't have to worry when baby starts chewing on them.

The Baby Einstein Take-Along Tunes Musical Toy ($9) was the most gifted toy of 2018.

This Activity Gym ($76) is made of pine wood and uses water-based paint that has no volatile organic compounds.

These The First Years Stack-Up Cups ($4) will keep your toddler busy for a shocking amount of time.

The Monti Kids Level 1 Infant Montessori Program ($297) is an adjustable wooden activity gym designed to hang Montessori mobiles and toys to help with your baby's development.

The Petit Collage Doodle and Draw Elephant ($35) inspires little ones to be creative.

The Fisher-Price Bright Beats Dance and Move BeatBo ($49) is up for a dance party whenever your toddler is!

The Janod Kubix 40-Piece Block Set ($30) comes with a carrying case, so the colorful blocks can go wherever your kiddo does.

A trip to the airport has truly never been so fun as with the Little People Spinnin' Sounds Airport ($89) from Fisher-Price. Your budding air traffic controller can take the plane up to the top of the pole, press on the cloud, and watch the plane spin around as it "flies."

The best part about these Manhattan Toy Dr. Seuss One Fish Stacking Blocks ($22), other than the fact that they introduce your child to Dr. Seuss? They stack into each other for easy cleanup.

The Melissa & Doug Deluxe Pounding Bench ($15) is a sweet spin on a classic toy.

Home improvements will be a breeze if your toddler has this nine-piece Melissa & Doug Toolbox Fill and Spill Tool Chest ($21).

This O Ball Twist Round Toy ($5) has so many fun elements.

There's nothing more guaranteed to be a winner in a 1-year-old's eyes than a rattle toy, like this Oball Shaker ($4).

Introduce your baby to the world of Pantone with the six sweet board books in the Pantone: Box of Colour ($13).

Let them make music with the Plan Toys Oval Xylophone ($22).

With the Plan Toys Owl Sorter ($17), little ones can work on their fine motor skills while identifying shapes.

There's so much going on with this Sassy Developmental Bumpy Ball ($11), which means your toddler is going to love it (and be kept busy!).

This Sassy Wonder Wheel Activity Centre ($7) makes mealtimes fun!

For screen time that you can feel good about, Sprout's Channel Cubby ($68, originally $80) offers toddlers over 40 episodes of the network's original programming (think Bob the Builder and Barney), plus games, colouring pages, craft ideas, and other activities. Measuring seven inches and protected by rubber bumpers, the device is perfectly designed for the high-tech tot.

Gift this VTech Care For Me Learning Carrier ($16, originally $25) to children who love animals.

This VTech Drop and Go Dump Truck ($13) is intended to help children learn their numbers.

This VTech Pull and Sing Puppy ($10, originally $13) is adorable.