Get an Inside Look at Over 150 of the Coolest New Toys Being Released in 2018!

The Kessel Run Millennium Falcon ($170) — inspired, of course, by the new Star Wars movie featuring Han Solo — comes out this April.

Fisher-Price's newest STEAM toy, the Think & Learn Rocktopus ($60), teaches your 3- to 6-year-olds about music with 15 unique instruments across five different genres while also combining number, pattern, and maths skills.

Power Wheels is getting a Jurassic makeover with this adorable ride-on Jurassic World Dino Racer ($260) that reaches a max speed of 6 mph.

Sunny's Fan-tastic Salon ($50) allows your creative little ones to run their own hair salon, just like Sunny.

The Shake Shack fiends in your life will want to get their hands on Yummy World's plush Shake Shack Burger and Fries ($15 each).

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

Crash and smash with the Hot Wheels Corkscrew Crash Track Set ($45), which comes with loops, motorized boosters, and one Hot Wheels car to make for a whole lotta fun.

Teach your little one to code with this get-up-and-learn game that turns your child into a "robot" and challenges them to race to the finish.

Squishy toys are all the rage, and with the Colour Me Sqooshies kits, kids can decorate their own!

Construct Yoda's Hut ($30), which comes with a young Luke Skywalker and R2-D2.

Superhero buffs ages 8 and up will be obsessed with the Marvel Avengers: Infinity War Hero Vision Iron Man AR Experience ($50) that combines role play with virtual reality. This mask that will transport you straight into another world using digital imagery hits stores in the Spring.

The brand's fan-favourite kitchens are back with a new modern model: the Farm to Table Kitchen ($200). 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. This play kitchen comes with EZ Kraft Assembly and will hit stores in August.

Thomas's latest friend to join the steam team is Nia, a female character from Kenya. The vibrant train car will be available this Fall in a number of forms, including wood ($11), die-cast ($5), and motorized ($6).

Kiddos 3 and up can rock out to My Little Pony Friendship Is Magic Singing Rainbow Dash ($25), which comes with a microphone that amps up the drama and a slick pair of shades. Look for it in stores in the Fall.

Marshall's ride just got upgraded with the Ultimate Rescue Fire Truck Playset ($60), which has room for all six pups and is fully loaded with everything they need to keep Adventure Bay safe.

The remote-controlled Jurassic World Gyrosphere Blast Vehicle ($30) is fun for the whole family — cats included. Inspired by the vehicles in the movie, it's the perfect scale to play alongside the Jurassic World action figures and dinosaurs.

It's time to party, and the 18th series of Lego Minifigures ($4 per each blind bag) is here to have fun.

The unicorn trend is hitting the Little Live Pets line. Princess My Dancing Unicorn reacts to her owner's actions. The more you play with her, the more she dances.

Kids 3 and up can join Elsa and Olaf in their Winter fun using the Disney Frozen Sledding Adventures set ($15). The set comes with the slide, sleds, and figurines and will be available in the Spring.

After your child puts together this alphabet puzzle, they can match the wooden letters with the correct puzzle piece.

Hasbro's Blindfolded Twister Game ($20) definitely puts a new spin on an old classic. Players 8 and up use textured squares to feel around and see if they're in the right spot all while totally in the dark. This game will hit the market in the Fall.

LittleBits's four new Hall of Fame Kits ($40) — Crawly Creature, Bubble Bot, Night Light, and Arcade Game — touch on every aspect of STEAM at an entry-level for tiny inventors. All four kits are sold separately but can be combined to create even larger and more intricate inventions.

The Jurassic World Chomp 'N Roar Mask Velociraptor "Blue" ($35) is the perfect role-play item for a Jurassic World-lover.

The WWE Superstars are getting wardrobe upgrades this Fall with new fashions inspired by their signature styles in the ring.

One of the sweetest toys at Toy Fair, Rescue Runts, 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. Rescue Runts will be available this Summer for $20.

The Lego Ninjago Stormbringer ($40) can come to life with the same technology as the Lego Boost kit creations.

Start little ones off on their own Crayola journeys with the My First Crayola Line, which grows with your child through each stage of development with different art products, such as crayons, paints and brushes, and markers.

The World's Smallest line of tiny toys will expand to include Hot Wheels this Summer. The collection is based on the original Hot Wheels cars and tracks that were introduced 50 years ago.

Build a Bot 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.

Barbie's newest career, coming in Fall 2018? A beekeeper. The Barbie Beekeeper Playset ($21) comes with a colourful beekeeping stand speckled with bees, a spinning honeycomb, a honey bear jar, and more.

Learn the science of becoming a veterinarian with Veterinary Science, which features five different vet activities such as learning to suture.

The Fisher-Price Smart Moves Rockit ($40) 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.

For kids ages 8 and up, the build-it-yourself Jurassic World Kamigami Robots ($60) connect to the Kamigami Jurassic World mobile app to customize the dinos' movements, interactions, lights, and special Jurassic World sounds.

Available this Fall, season four Hatchimals CollEGGtibles 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.

What could be better than a life-size unicorn sprinkling water out of its magical horn? Nothing! That's why Big Mouth's seven-foot-tall Gignormous Unicorn Sprinkler ($50) will be the hit water toy of the Summer.

A second series of Lego Minifigures in honour of the Lego Batman movie ($4 each) is out now.

Little Live Pets will expand its line to include sweet puppies that just want to give their owners kisses. Rollie My Kissing Puppy wags its tail and sticks out its tongue in reaction to its owner's actions.

Vac-Man and Stretch Armstrong, '90s and '70s classics, respectively, are returning to store shelves this year.

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

This Mission to Mars set ($60) is limited edition in honour of Lego's 60th anniversary and hits shelves in March.

Your kids can make their own edible jewellery with the Project Mc2 Gummy Jewellery Science Kit ($25), out now.

In April, Pikmi Pops will hit the market, combining the fun of a push pops and scented small plush characters. Simply push up the pop to reveal the character you've received with a confetti welcome.

A challenge game, Plunge It! requires kids to pass around the plungers until it's time to plunge the poo — first person to plunge it wins the round!

If your little one can't get enough of Disney's Cars, this Super Track Mack ($100) is the two-in-one toy that'll bring them joy for hours on end. Drive Mack around to Lightning's next race or pop him open to transform him into a five-foot racetrack for sending cars through boosters at lightning speed around the Piston Cup track.

This minisize Zoomer Zupps Pretty Ponies ($13) can be held in the palm of your hand and come with all new secret tricks and musical games.

Lego Duplo is helping little ones learn to code with its Steam Train ($60) that rides on track pieces containing action bricks that tell the train where to go and how to move. The train set is available in August.

Help Magic Colour-Change Sunny ($30) change her hair colour with the use of her incredible magic colour-changing tool.

Put the blow dryer down and pick up the Crayola Crayon Melter ($25), which evenly melts used crayons in minutes to create wax creations on and off paper.

This June, help your girl build her confidence and own her uniqueness with the #JustBeYou line, which includes tattoo sets, hair chalks, nail pens and files, and more.

Consider Fizz 'n' Surprise 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.

Break Away Ballz 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.

A twist on the in-person room escape challenges, Escape Room in a Box: The Werewolf Experiment game ($30) is a strategy game for teens that involves solving puzzles and finding codes to escape the room.

Inspired by the work of Dr. Pimple Popper, Pimple Pete ($20) is a game hitting shelves this Fall that will give your kids a chance to get in on the weirdly satisfying trend of popping pimples, but competitively.

This Thames & Kosmos Crystal Growing: Glow-in-the-Dark set ($45) lets mini scientists grow dozens of colourful crystals that light up in the dark. Mold plaster shapes like a moon, a star, or a butterfly and let the layers of crystals grow around them. This kit is for kiddos 10 and up and will be in stores in July.

Yummy World's plush food toys are a fun addition to any kid's room. The upcoming Jeni and the Jelly Beans (available this Summer) set takes the cuteness to a new level, as the beans are scented and can be played with outside of their packageing.

With the Barbie + Crayola Confetti Skirt Studio ($40), your kids can become skirt fashion designers with the help of washable Crayola Gel markers, pom-poms, washi tape, stickers, and more.

The Pteranodon Chase set ($20) has 126 pieces, as well as a little minifigure Chris Pratt (aka Owen Grady).

Shopkins will introduce microsize characters with its new Lil Secrets line. The characters come in lock boxes that open into playsets.

Hop on the farm with Barbie this Fall with the Barbie Doll and Tractor set ($31), which comes with adorable baby animals.

Children 4 and up are going to go crazy for Hot Tub High Dive ($20), in which players push a button to move the "diver" up the ladder. Once he hits the top, it's bombs away. Snag this game in the Fall.

Basic Fun will add Skee Ball to its line of Arcade Classic games. The mini version of the boardwalk favourite is perfectly sized for kids' desks.

The Barbie Care Clinic Vehicle ($50) allows Barbie to come to help her patients on the go. The fold-up playset hits shelves this Fall.

The classic Fisher-Price home just got a smart upgrade in the form of the Laugh & Learn Smart Learning Home ($150), which features a crawl-through door, a porch light, a mail slot, a light-up house number, a turn-dial clock, and a shape-sorter fridge with role-play pieces and teaches numbers, shapes, the weather, and more.

Hatching dragons are a trend that will continue in 2018 with the introduction of Little Live Pets Surprise Dragon. The dragons can be hatched again and again.

Season 3 of Hatchimals CollEGGtibles features a twist: two surprises inside! Each CollEGGtible has a best friend, squad, or twin to find.

CakePop Cuties combine two of our favourite things: cake pops and foam squishies! The mystery packs come wrapped like a lollipop and kids unwrap them to discover which squishy they receive.

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 game will be available this Fall.

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

Promote some zen time in your home with these awesome yoga mats and blocks that teach your little ones poses and set time challenges.

The poop trend continues with PooPeez's line of collectible — you guessed it — poop blind packs. Each toilet paper roll comes with two of 36 characters that are hidden in the roll.

Fur Babies World, which launches this Spring, includes a collection of adorable plush animals that sit on your fingers. They wiggle their eyes and ears in reaction to how kids move their fingers.

With the Hot Wheels Track Builder sets ($10-$50) there are endless ways for your child to experiment and create with different tracks and elements.

This adorable wooden puzzle teaches colours and shapes and features sensory and sound learning components.

This Summer, kids won't just be blowing bubbles into the sky; they'll be building bubbles within bubbles, stacking bubbles, and amazing their friends with Little Kids's new line of Slick Tricks.

Whether your kid already loves Rocket League or not, Hot Wheels is integrating physical play into the mix with smart-device controlled, blue-tooth connected vehicles that play together in the Rocket League Arena with the Hot Wheels Rocket League RC Rivals Playset ($180).

The Jurassic World Pterano-Drone ($120) takes flight through a hand-held remote control and has kid-friendly auto-circle and auto-land features.

Build a quaint wooden city with the new Janod City Blocks that'll allow your little one to be a mini city planner.

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

Coming this Fall, the 12 playsets in the Hot Wheels City line all join up to create one big connected city for your child's Hot Wheels cars to zoom through.

Blue Orange games will introduce Who Did It this year. The card game is a race to see who can get rid of their cards so they avoid blame of owning the animal that pooped!

The Jedi and Clone Troopers Battle Pack ($15) will let your Lego-lover stage an epic Star Wars battle.

Kiddos 5 and up are going to get a kick out of the PlayMobil Take Along 2018 FIFA World Cup Russia Arena ($60) that comes with players from teams around the world and plenty of soccer balls. Score one of these bad boys in March.

Playfoam Pals ($8 for a two-pack) will be hitting stores in March and put an entirely new spin on collectibles. Kiddos ages 5 to 10 get to dig through the foam to find a tiny (and totally random!) little figurine.

Kids 3 and up can wind up their favourite princess and watch them spin! These Little Kingdom Magical Movers ($13) come with fun accessories and will be released in the Spring.

This Mobile Tool Trolley is for little tinkerers on the go — and don't worry about losing tools on the ride over, because the sides and tools are magnetic!