The New Toys Coming Out in 2021, From Lego Sets to Barbies

Barbie's latest doll in its Inspiring Women series is American poet and civil rights activist, Maya Angelou. The Maya Angelou Collector Doll ($30) comes with a mini copy of her autobiography, I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings.

A new version of the classic card game, UNO, UNO Remix! ($8) allows players to create custom game cards that can be changed up between each round. It'll be available in spring.

The Fisher-Price Laugh & Learn Puppy's Mix Tape ($8) will teach babies 6 months and up the numbers one through 10, colours, shapes, the alphabet, and more.

The Lego Friends Heartlake City Movie Theatre Set ($50) has 451 pieces and is aimed at kids ages 7 and up.

Each tiny Polly Pocket Big World Playset ($15) has a specific theme and secret reveals, and comes with micro dolls and accessories. Variations include Corgi Cuddles, Jumpin Style Pony, Hedgehog Café, On The Farm Piggy (pictured), Dolphin Beach, and Butterfly Backyard. They're available in the spring.

The Lego Duplo Unicorn Set ($10) has eight pieces and is aimed at kids ages 18 months and up.

There are 12 characters to collect in the Lego Minifigures Series 21 ($5).

American Girl fans can discover a brand-new doll in 2021! The Kira Doll and Book Set ($110) comes with the 18-inch Kira doll complete with the outfit she wears to work at her aunt's wildlife sanctuary in Australia, as well as the paperback book, Kira Down Under. You can also purchase Kira's Koala ($25) separately.

With the Fisher-Price Laugh & Learn Lil' Gamer ($10), babies ages 6 months and older will learn directions, colours, numbers, and shapes.

The Lego City Shopping Street Building Kits Set ($80) has 533 pieces and is aimed at kids ages 6 and up.

The Fisher-Price Little People Serve It Up Food Truck ($15) comes with a taco truck — which has a play kitchen and a fold-out dining area — and comes with two Little People figures.

The Mega Construx Pokémon Squirtle Figure ($7) is a buildable poseable Squirtle figure building set that comes with a Pokéball for Squirtle to sit atop.

The Lego Dots Creative Party Kit ($25) has 622 pieces and is aimed at kids ages 6 and up.

Each Fisher-Price Little People Bundle n' Play Set ($7) comes with a tiny baby doll wrapped in an animal-themed swaddle, as well as a ride-on or bouncer accessory. They're available in the spring.

The Lego City Skate Park Set ($40) has 195 pieces and is aimed at kids ages 5 and up.

With the Thomas & Friends Wobble Cargo Stacker Train ($15) toddlers can work on fine motor skills as they stack wobbly cargo on Thomas's train attachment.

Hasbro's tabletop Foosketball ($20) is a new version of the foosball game you know and love but with a basketball twist!

This My First Macaron shaker toy ($5) will delight foodies from birth with its pastel colours and jingle noises.

The Fisher-Price Linkimals Sit-to-Crawl Sea Turtle ($20) plays over 35 songs, sounds, and phrases; teaches the alphabet; counting; and shapes.

Toddlers age 3 and up will love these Thomas & Friends Tidmouth Sheds Engines ($10), which each come with a take-along storage shed, track set, and die-cast train. These are available in spring.

Each Lego Super Mario Character Pack ($5) in series 2 has 24 pieces and is aimed at kids ages 6 and up. There are 10 to collect!