85+ Brand New Toys That Your Kids Will Want to Play With in 2020

Each OH! MY GIF ($5 - $10) is created after a famous GIF or meme. These collectibles are available in May.

Last year, Spin Master used its Hatchimals technology with How to Train Your Dragon's Toothless, and this year, they're using its Owleez tech with Flying Toothless ($50). As your kids build a bond with this interactive Toothless, he'll take flight! He's available in the Fall.

The Lego Star Wars Mandalorian Battle Pack ($15) has 102 pieces and is best suited for kids ages 6 and up.

Lego Disney Anna and Elsa's Storybook Adventures ($20) has 133 pieces and is best suited for kids ages 5 and up.

Available this Fall, Hatchimals Pixies Crystal Flyers ($30) actually fly. Once they're hatched out of a see-through glitter egg, they'll spin and spin until they fly, and a sensor in their feet will alert them to your hand guiding them around the room.

With the Cool Maker Hollywood Hair ($25), ribbon turns into hair extensions that can be clipped in to customise your kid's 'do. It's available this Fall.

The Learning Resources Peekaboo Learning Farm ($17) teaches kids 18 months and older sorting skills, colours, numbers, and fine motor skills.

The Lego City Police Dog Unit ($10) has 67 pieces and is best suited for kids ages 4 and up.

Each OMG Got Talent ($10) features a squishy pup that was born to sing and perform for all. They're available in July.

Inspired by Robert Irwin, the GeoSafari Jr. Talking Wildlife Camera ($60) helps kids to learn about the world around them through trivia, photos, and facts. It's available in June.

Learning Resources's Botley 2.0 ($65) teaches kids the basics of coding through active play without needing a device. It will be available in Summer.

Mealtime Magic Mia ($60) brings new innovations to interactive doll play. Not only does Mia have an incredible variety of facial expressions, play-feeding her involves no mess, just fun. Through colour-reading technology your kids can select over 50 combinations of foods to feed Mia and she'll respond to each one! She's available in the Fall.

The Lego Trolls World Tour Volcano Rock City Concert Set ($40) has 387 pieces and is best suited for kids ages 6 and up.

With the Cool Maker Go Glam Salon ($25) — available this Fall — kids 8 and up can paint, stamp, and dry their finger and toe nails.

Each Scritterz ($15) has its own unique personality and reacts to sounds, head scratches, whistles, and more. The more you have clipped around your room, the more they'll interact with each other! They'll be available this Fall and aimed at kids 5 and up.

The Lego Creator Monster Burger Truck ($50) has 499 pieces and is best suited for kids ages 8 and up.

These Lego Friends Play Cubes ($10) come in a number of varieties and are great for on-the-go. The more you have, the more that click together. They're available in April.

Lego BrickHeadz Star Wars The Mandalorian & The Child Kit ($20, available Aug. 1) is best suited for kids ages 10 and up.

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The Lego Trolls World Tour Pop Village Celebration Set ($50) has 380 pieces and is best suited for kids ages 6 and up.

The Lego Technic Catamaran ($50) has 404 pieces and is best suited for kids ages 8 and up.

The Lego Hidden Side The Lighthouse of Darkness ($50) has 540 pieces and is best suited to kids ages 8 and up.

This adorable Little Live Pets Noodle Pup ($15), available in August, is an interactive doggo with noodle fur who barks, plays, and dances.

The Design and Drill Bolt Buddies Race Car ($25) includes a kid-friendly power drill, bolts, snap-together race car parts, pit crew figures, and reusable packageing.

Jelli Rez Packs ($10 - $20) allow your kids to create one-of-a-kind squishy resin fashion jewellery. Sets are available in October.

Squeakee ($60) isn't your typical robot dog — it's a balloon dog! Squeakee has tons of personality with over 50 sounds, interactions, and touch sensors. Find this doggo on shelves in October.

The Lego Trolls World Tour Poppy's Hot Air Balloon Adventure Set ($30) has 250 pieces and is best suited for kids ages 6 and up.

The Lego Technic Dragster ($20) has 225 pieces and is best suited for kids ages 7 and up.

The Lego Duplo Bedroom ($15) has 16 pieces and is best suited for toddlers ages 2 years and up.

The Lego Trolls World Tour Techno Reef Dance Party Set ($20) has 173 pieces and is best suited for kids ages 5 and up.

Available in single, two-pack, and multipack varieties, these Hatchimals CollEGGtibles Cosmic Candy ($3 - $8) are just like they sound — collectible critters who are a little bit sweet like candy, a little bit cosmic. They're available in the Fall.

These Lego Dots Bracelets ($5) each have 33 pieces and are best suited for kids ages 6 and up. They'll be available in March.

Each Hatchimals Pixies Cosmic Candy ($10) egg comes with a Hatchimals Pixie and Hatchimals CollEGGtible inside. They're available in the Fall.

Each of these popsicle-themed I Dig Monsters ($10 - $20) features cool-to-the-touch jelly compounds that can be shaved, peeled, and dug through to find the collectibles inside. They're available in May.

The Lego Trolls World Tour Lonesome Flats Raft Adventure Set ($30) has 159 pieces and is best suited for kids ages 4 and up.

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Lego Spider-Man The Menace of Mysterio ($30) has 163 pieces and is best suited for kids ages 4 and up.

The Cosy Dozy Koala ($30) is a life-like koala who will help kids to learn about bedtime routines. It's available in August.

The Lego Minions Minion in Pilot Training Set ($30) has 119 pieces and is best suited for kids ages 4 and up. It comes out in April.

Each of these Treasure X Sunken Gold Bottle Smash ($10) bottles reveals hidden treasure! They're available to collect in August.

The Lego Trolls World Tour Poppy's Pod Set ($20) has 103 pieces and is best suited for kids ages 4 and up.

The Lego Duplo Playroom ($15) has 17 pieces and is best suited for toddlers ages 2 years and up.

Lego Disney Mulan's Storybook Adventures ($20) has 124 pieces and is best suited for kids ages 5 and up.

The Monster Jam Megalodon Storm RC ($50) attacks by both land and water, executing 360-degree spins and wheelies as it goes. It's available this Fall and aimed at kids 4 and up.

Lego Star Wars Luke Skywalker's Landspeeder ($30) has 236 pieces and is best suited to kids ages 7 and up.

This Lego Minions Brick-Built Minions and Their Lair Set ($50) has 876 pieces and is aimed at kids ages 8 and up.

The Treasure X Sunken Gold Shark's Treasure ($20) requires you to search through the shark's belly for hidden treasures. It's available in August.

The Lego Hidden Side Haunted Fairground ($50) has 466 pieces and is best suited for kids ages 8 and up.

The Lego Star Wars Snowspeeder ($20) has 91 pieces and is best suited for kids ages 4 and up.

Each Shopkins Real Littles Pack ($4 - $30) comes with adorable mini versions of foods to collect.

Lego Friends Nature Glamping ($30) has 241 pieces and is best suited to kids ages 6 and up.

The Lego Friends Baking Competition ($40) has 361 pieces and is best suited for kids ages 6 and up.

The Little Live Pets Gotta Go Flamingo ($30) gets fed its rainbow sorbet-coloured food, then tells you when it has to sit on its potty to, erm, poop. It's available in October.

Lego Star Wars Poe Dameron's X-Wing Fighter ($90) has 761 pieces and is best suited to kids ages 9 and up.

The Lego Duplo Pizza Stand ($10) has 18 pieces and is best suited for toddlers ages 2 years and up.