It doesn't matter how organized you are; the holidays always have a way of creeping up on you. Help stay on top of your kid's wish list this year with Amazon's picks for the best toys of 2017. Ranging in age and price, here are the top 100 toys (in order of popularity) to put in your shopping cart now.
Give kids ages seven and up hands-on experience designing and building models of working electrical circuits. (Hooray for STEM education!)
Amazon ($27)
After the greatest (yep, we said it) Disney film of all time.
Amazon ($34)
This teething toy (for ages 0 to 24 months) has won multiple newborn toy awards, including the prestigious Oppenheim Toy Portfolio Blue Chip Award. Ohh, fancy.
Amazon ($10)
Two rival spies know the secret identities of 25 agents. But their teammates only know the agents by their code names. Using one-word clues, which team will make contact with all of their agents first? A game recommended for ages 14 and up.
Amazon ($20)
This isn’t the LEGO you grew up with. Here, kids age eight and over can design and build ten actual moving machines.
Amazon ($22)
Warning: This guy has 544 pieces. (So maybe don’t let your kid open it up on the kitchen table right before dinnertime.)
Amazon ($50)
Help your tiny tot (recommended for 6 to 36 months) work on her motor skills with this musical picnic basket.
Amazon ($18)
Hey, it’s a classic for a reason.
Amazon ($25)
Remember when Tamagotchis and Furbys were all the rage? Cozmo is about 100 times more advanced. This supercomputer can express emotions, move, play games and even gets to know you. The future is now, folks.
Amazon ($180)
Admit it: You always wanted your very own droid.
Amazon ($100)
Let kids assemble, decorate, water and grow their very own mini ecosystem.
Amazon ($13)
Comes with a stuffed animal that actually gets wet and shakes himself dry. Your kids are going to love it.
Amazon ($12)
Recommended for ages six and up, the idea is to build in order to solve 40 roller-coaster challenges.
Amazon ($32)
An invention kit that turns everyday objects into touchpads. Think: a banana becoming a piano or a staircase turning into an instrument.
Amazon ($70)
An award-winning game system that transforms your iPad into a learning tool. (Hey, your kids spend so much time on there anyway, they may as well learn something.)
Amazon ($100)
Your kid’s new sidekick works with an app to move, dance, light up, make sounds, avoid obstacles and react to a human voice. For children ages six and up.
Amazon ($150)
A fully motorized blaster that’s recommended for ages eight and up.
Amazon ($60)
Your kiddo holds each egg in their palm and rubs the purple heart until it turns pink, then presses down and voilà—a new friend is hatched.
Amazon ($32)
Haven’t seen this popular Nickelodeon show? Where have you been?
Amazon ($60)
Currently the only child-safe 3D pen on the market. (But can we have one, too?)
Amazon ($44)
It’s a chair, sofa, lounger and bed, all in one.
Amazon ($50)
Helps teach children ages three and up how to write.
Amazon ($22)
For your budding musician.
Amazon ($18)
Like having a real pet (minus all the shedding and vet bills).
Amazon ($130)
An upgrade on the old classic.
Amazon ($25)
Endless hours of fun for your little one (ages 12 months to 3 years).
Amazon ($30)
Just in time for the next Star Wars movie.
Amazon ($180)
Help your Hatchimal hatch, then teach it to walk, talk, dance and play games.
Amazon ($75)
Featuring Belle, Cinderella, Sleeping Beauty and Snow White.
Amazon ($30)
Well, that’s family game night sorted.
Amazon ($24)
From the animated TV show where Connor is a normal kid by day but a superpower cat by night. (Or at least that’s what we think the show is about.)
Amazon ($13)
High-tech robot cars that can be controlled with a mobile device.
Amazon ($170)
Maybe now your kid will enjoy bathtime?
Amazon ($25)
Helps kids ages three and up learn how to follow directions, think critically and get moving.
Amazon ($50)
Oh hello, perfect gift for the plane ride home after visiting the grandparents.
Amazon ($20)
Drop a beat and create music mixes with friends.
Amazon ($100)
“No job is too big, no pup is too small.”
Amazon ($100)
For your little rocket man or woman.
Amazon ($25)
Robots are so in this year.
Amazon ($75)
He drives, he lights up, he talks—you can even watch Disney Pixar’s Cars while he reacts to the movie.
Amazon ($300)
You wanted one when you were little and now your kid wants one, too.
Amazon ($200)
Man-Bat and the Kabuki Twins don’t stand a chance.
Amazon ($60)
Almost as good as the real deal.
Amazon ($50)
Who needs a White Christmas when you have your own private chalet?
Amazon ($39)
He’s over two feet tall! (The big guy, that is.)
Amazon ($110)
Aimee can hold onto your finger and responds to touch, sounds and movement.
Amazon ($50)
Just as much fun now as it was back when you were a kid.
Amazon ($25)
Coding and puzzle solving for five-year-olds.
Amazon ($60)
With a wheel-activated rotating head and an opening hatch (although he doesn’t roll).
Amazon ($100)
One for your kid and one for a pal.
Amazon ($64)
Buy for the holidays; use for every birthday party for the next five years.
Amazon ($220)
First to get four in a row wins.
Amazon ($19)
Looks a little creepy but the Enchantimals world is actually a magical place.
Amazon ($9)
It’s worth noting that this set comes with only one car.
Amazon ($100)
Kids can create their own stunts (so maybe don’t play near the perfectly-decorated holiday table).
Amazon ($30)
Is it weird that we want that dress in our size?
Amazon ($40)
Because how else will she get around?
Amazon ($110)
This could be the toy that sparks a lifelong career. (Or at least keeps your three-year-old entertained for a few hours.)
Amazon ($50)
She sings, dances and moves.
Amazon ($80)
The cutest little tree that ever was.
Amazon ($35)
Each day has a new toy.
Amazon ($45)
The horse responds to touch and can move, dance and nod its head.
Amazon ($100)
Perfect practice for the carnival.
Amazon ($22)
Go to the moon and back with this 1,900 piece set.
Amazon ($180)
For the kid who wants to ride around in style.
Amazon ($80)
Can be built into different designs and comes with Thomas plus his pals Percy, James and Harold.
Amazon ($100)
According to the toy makers, “Emerson loves the spotlight—and the spotlight loves her right back.”
Amazon ($60)
The perfect home for your Bree Bunny Doll.
Amazon ($34)
Featuring Orion Pax and Optimus Prime.
Amazon ($30)
With conservationist and DWTS winner Bindi Irwin as the voice.
Amazon ($45)
Includes enough fabric and accessories (pom-poms!) to create five projects. Recommended for ages six and up.
Amazon ($34)
Lights up and roars.
Amazon ($40)
Hands down, the best Christmas movie of all time. (Yep, we said it.)
Amazon ($100)
A five-in-one model that can transform into a robot, car, guitar, auto builder or multi-tooled rover.
Amazon ($160)
Responds to voice commands, can be programmed to follow you around and lights up, just like the real BB-8.
Amazon ($230)
The perfect way to unwind with the family (recommended for ages 12 and up) after a big meal.
Amazon ($70)
Grows with your child so that they can use it to play on the floor, learn how to walk and scoot around.
Amazon ($45)
Works with your tablet for playing, driving and learning.
Amazon ($150)
All you need is a few drops of bubble bath to make your own pretend ice cream cones.
Amazon ($25)
Aka how to make your child a genius.
Amazon ($29)
The next best thing after a real-life pony.
Amazon ($100)
Instruction sheets included or just let your kid’s imagination run wild.
Amazon ($30)
Oh go on, let her practice on you.
Amazon ($16)
Batman, Robin and Harley Quinn figures included.
Amazon ($90)
Create dance routines and choreography for the doll using an app.
Amazon ($100)
With Pinky Pie the seapony plus pretty lights and bubbles.
Amazon ($40)
A rolling elephant pull toy for your toddler with buildable animals.
Amazon ($30)
In a handy bag so you can easily transport it to grandma’s house.
Amazon ($26)
Also set to be one of Halloween’s hottest costumes for kids this year.
Amazon ($20)
With secret rooms and booby traps for adventure seekers.
Amazon ($70)
With a staggering 2,292 pieces including minifigures, accessories and three levels.
Amazon ($160)
Sure, it looks like a toy, but the engine really roars and smoke even releases from the exhaust pipe.
Amazon ($250)
Know a budding fashion designer? This book, coloring pencils, markers, case and app set could be the perfect gift.
Amazon ($20)
For the retro cool kid.
Amazon ($24)
If the model car doesn’t seem quite big enough, how about this set of hot wheels?
Amazon ($250)
LEGO and Star Wars? It doesn’t get much better than that.
Amazon ($150)
We’ll take a burger and fries with a chocolate shake, please.
Amazon ($200)
Who’s a good boy? This clever pup that is created and coded by kids.
Amazon ($120)
Includes a glow-in-the-dark track and an air-powered motorized coaster car.
Amazon ($80)
Create the wackiest cupcake you can think of. (Note: Frosting is not edible.)
Amazon ($13)
