Make Your List, but No Need to Check It Twice — These 129 Gifts For Kids Are All Winners

This Harry Potter Cape Jacket ($25) is super fun!

These . . . interesting . . . plush toys, Fugglers ($15 for medium sizes, $25 for large), or "funny ugly monsters," feature unique toothy grins and eyes. They're oddly adorable and there's over 50 to collect and "adopt" (each Fuggler comes with an adoption certificate for your child to fill out).

Your child's Slinky just became a racetrack thanks to Slinky Racers ($12), which clip onto doors or shelves and come with a teeny car and finish line flag.

The brand's fan-favourite kitchens are back with a new modern model: the Farm to Table Kitchen ($180). Little cooks 3 and up can practice their knife skills on fake veggies, play with the superrealistic ice maker, and get cooking in the oven.

How cute are these Shimmeez ($10), a line of plush dolls whose colouring changes as you rub their sequins?

Your kid can learn to code the magical way with this Kano Harry Potter Coding Kit ($100).

All marble runs are not the same. With MindWare Q-Ba-Maze Big Box ($40), kids not only design their mazes themselves, they can also create them in animal, geometric, and virtually any shape they like.

Just how steady is your tot's hand? With Hape's Super Moose ($46, originally $50), kids test their dexterity and stability as they try to add antlers to the moose's head — without knocking down the wooden pieces!

It's a game of gross-out when it comes to the new Snot-It. Players wear glasses with a "runny nose," spin the dial, and try to collect "snot pieces" with the dangling boogers. The Snot-It game ($20) will keep those kids entertained for hours.

The Fisher-Price Smart Moves Rockit ($32) grows with your little one from 6 months to 3 years, dancing with them and teaching them shapes, language, numbers, gross motor skills, and more.

Your game of catch is about to get a lot more interesting. Meet Helix Sling Stix ($22), an outdoor game in which players 6 and up use sticks with suction cups on the end to pass a superbouncy ball back and forth.

Power Wheels is getting a Jurassic makeover with this adorable ride-on Jurassic World Dino Racer ($230) that reaches a max speed of 6 mph.

Everyone loves shaking snow globes, but what about making your own? Seedling's Make Your Own Snow Globe Kit ($25) is a fun way for kids to put their own touch on the classic toy.

Basic Fun is expanding its line of Arcade Classics to include the always popular Ms. Pac Man ($18). The mini version of the classic game is just as fun as the one Mom played with at the bowling alley as a kid.

Build a Bot ($17) gives little kids the opportunity to build their own robots from the ground up. Once built, the bots react to sound or teases (like a carrot for the rabbit) and the inner workings can be seen while they move.

The For 5-Year-Olds: FurReal Munchin Rex ($48) is all of the fun of having a real pet dinosaur (OK, so we don't know what that would be like). Rex slurps on his bottle, chomps his treats, and moves in response to your child's touch.

This adorable beanbag toss ($39) was designed by artist Bianca Gómez exclusively for Crate & Kids. It comes with three beanbag birds and is easy to set up (and take down) in any doorway.

Kids won't just be blowing bubbles into the sky anymore; they'll be building bubbles within bubbles, stacking bubbles, and amazing their friends with Little Kids's new line of Slick Tricks ($14).

This Toast Pillow Warmer ($38) is the ultimate cold-weather accessory.

Shoot some indoor hoops with this over-the-door Nerf Sports Dude Perfect Perfectshot Hoop ($15).

We feel that this "Eat, Sleep, Fortnite, Repeat" Tee ($14) is pretty self-explanatory (our kids are obsessed with Fortnite, too).

These awesome gloves that make blowing bubbles 100 times easier are made for little ones 3 and up. All you need to do is dip Glove a Bubbles ($10 for four) in the bubble pouch that comes with it and you're good to go.

They can rep their house with one of these Hufflepuff Hogwarts Pennants ($25).

These adorable Unicorn Slippers ($43) light up!

If collecting PooPeez's line of collectible figurines isn't enough for you, try its new Toilet Launcher playset ($7). The goal of the game is to fling the poop into the toilet bowl using the toilet seat launchers.

This Lego Juniors Jurassic World Raptor Rescue Truck Set ($22) has 85 pieces to put together.

Give their bedding an upgrade with this Hipster Fox Sheet Set ($27).

Just because the sun has set doesn't mean your tot has to pack in the football game. With Nerf's Firevision Sports Football ($34), simply put on the enclosed glasses and watch as the ball creates a glowing streak of light up to 100 feet away. The set comes with two glasses so a game of quarterback and receiver can continue well into the evening!

Transform Ben's aliens in midair from launchable discs into figures with Omni-Launch Battle Figures ($18 each).

Miles From Tomorrowland blasted into our kids' hearts this year and the new toy line makes our hearts grow fonder. They're sweet and fun, just like Miles himself. The Photon Flyer ($10) is actually Mile's go-to mode of transportation, just aim and send him off. How cute!

Bring the fun of enchanting stories wherever you go and then pack it all away for an easy cleanup with Disney Princess Play N Carry Castle Doll ($23).

She'll be crooning out "Let It Go" regardless, so why not give her centre stage? The Frozen Boom Box ($30) serves as a real, functioning mic, comes preloaded with music from the movie, and can connect to any MP3 player.

Your bath-loving child can make four Monster Bath Bombs ($22) with this kit.

This glow-in-the-dark version of Kan Jam ($50) takes the popular game to a new level.

With the KumiKreator Friendship Bracelet Maker ($32), your tween can create 10 bracelets.

Kids get to literally launch into hours of fun with this fun Stomp Rocket Dueling Rocket Kit ($20) that lets them launch coloured rockets up to 200 feet into the air.

The age-old game of mancala is still entertaining kids, and this Mancala For Kids ($12) uses animal-shaped playing pieces instead of the traditional pebbles to make it a great find for kids this age.

Yup, his name really explains what he does. Pax may look adorable, but after feeding him some "treats," your little one will be cleaning up after the furReal My Poopin' Pup ($19). Maybe it's good practice for a live family pet!

The KumiKreator ($30) is going to be a serious game-changer for kids who love to craft. The friendship bracelet maker allows the crafter to create up to 10 unique and colourful bracelet designs in a flash.

If your kid isn't yet playing the most popular game of the year, be a hero by gifting this Nintendo Switch Fortnite Bundle ($300).

A STEAM toy with a '90s vibe, the Project Mc2 Lava Experiment ($10) has everything your kid needs to create their own bedside lava lamp.

Consider Fizz 'n' Surprise ($18) Mermaids and Dinosaurs bath bombs for kids. Place the mysterious ball in a bowl full of water and wait while it fizzes and dissolves to reveal the mermaid or dinosaur kids can add to their collections.

Superhero buffs ages 8 and up will be obsessed with the Marvel Avengers: Infinity War Hero Vision Iron Man AR Experience ($35) that combines role play with virtual reality.

As the name aptly suggests, kids can play with their building bricks and store them in and on this adorable KidKraft table ($100), which comes with 210 bricks.

Season four Hatchimals CollEGGtibles ($16) are going to shine bright. The "Hatch Bright" series features over 80 characters who shine bright thanks to glitter and metallics or the fact that they're glow-in-the-dark or translucent.

Your kids can make their own edible jewellery with the Project Mc2 Gummy Jewellery Science Kit ($17), out now.

Break Away Ballz ($12) are a puzzle and ball toy in one! Smash the puzzle ball against a wall or on the floor and discover the surprise ball inside, then build the puzzle ball over and over again.

These Interactive Wizard Training Wand ($22 - $40, depending on the character) come in the styles of Dumbledore's, Harry's, Hermione's, and Voldemort's wands.

Your kids will learn the real meaning of the term "Battle Royale" thanks to a classic Battleship Board Game ($12) that'll take you back to the glory days. Don't forget to keep an eye on that tug boat.

One of most popular video game comes to life, thanks to this Lego Minecraft Mushroom Island Set ($16).

Bring the fun of going to the mall home with a Build-A-Bear Workshop Stuffing Station ($19). With this exciting kit, kids can stuff and dress two furry friends without having to leave the house.

They can listen to their meow-sic on these gold Animal Headphones ($59).

Inspired by the work of Dr. Pimple Popper, Pimple Pete ($17) is a game that will give your kids a chance to get in on the weirdly satisfying trend of popping pimples, but competitively.

One of the sweetest toys at Toy Fair, Rescue Runts ($20) are down-on-their-luck plush puppies and kittens in need of loving homes. The animals come in need of a some grooming with "fleas" in their hair and "tears" in their eyes. Once kids clean them them up, they turn into adorable pets.

The Minions get themselves into the funniest situations, and we have a feeling this Mega Bloks Minions Flying Hot Dogs set ($10) was probably inspired by a very funny scene!

Bring out your tween's inner mermaid with this supercool Rainbow Mermaid Tail Blanket ($17).

Batman and Superman aren't the only superheroes getting new playsets this year. Spiderman will have a whole lineup of goods from Hasbro ($40).

The LeapReader ($33) is designed to teach kids how to read and write all in one place. As a next-generation Tag — LeapFrog began phasing out the Tag system last Summer — the LeapReader continues to teach tots to sound out words and read sentences through its library of 150 or so books, while also teaching preschoolers how to write their numbers and letters through structured stroke lessons. Slimmer and easier to hold than the original Tag, the new system's reading experience feels exactly the same as the old version — place the stylus on the page, and it will sound out words, read whole words, or read entire sentences. Where the system excels is in the new writing experience and a listening experience that now includes music.

File this one under gross toys that kids love and parents just cringe at. Gooey Louie ($18) has kids pick things out of Louie's nose in hopes of finding the right object. If the wrong one's picked, Louie goes a bit crazy!