Walmart lists the Flutterbye Fairy Doll as one of its top 100 gifts and a chosen-by-kids pick for the 2014 holiday season. Kids can press a button on the fairy’s base and she will lift up and twirl in a flurry of rainbow lights. Movement can be controlled by your child’s hand.
If your kid has been begging for a puppy but you aren’t ready for the responsibility then this could be a good solution. If your child barks, the robotic dog will bark back and you can even take her for walks on the included remote-control leash. Download the app and your child can spend hours creating meals for his pup or giving her a virtual bath. The dog retails for $60.
For the big-ticket gift, kids are craving scooters and other ridable toys. The Spinning Go Cart lets you drive it like a car or lift a handle and make it spin. It retails for $349 at Target.
Walmart listed this as one of its top bets for the 2014 holiday season, betting little girls will love this crafty gift that allows kids to create their own designs. The machine retails for just $34.97 at Walmart.
With a $60 price-tag, the first kiddie smartwatch on the market is predicted to be a hot commodity this season.
Yep, it’s a car from the future that flies. What kid doesn’t want a flying car? And for $55 it can belong to your child.
This just might be the most popular toy in America for the 2014 season, or at least that is what retailers at stores like Walmart, Toys R Us and Kmart are saying. And if you haven’t ordered the doll from the hit Disney movie “Frozen” yet, you may be out of luck — she’s already sold out online at Walmart.
The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles are still in the hot Christmas toy game three decades after they were first introduced as comic book characters in the 1980s. They are especially hot in 2014 thanks to the blockbuster movie released earlier in the year.
The 80s are definitely back this Christmas. Like Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Transformers toys are seeing a comeback thanks to a popular movie franchise that has delivered four films now — the dinosaur robot pictured here is known as Grimlock and was introduced in the fourth movie.
Like the Elsa Doll, the Zoomer Dino appeared on the holiday lists of the top three toy retailers — Toys R Us, Walmart and Kmart — meaning it is likely to also sell out well before Christmas or Hanukkah roll around. This toy is also likely to appeal to adult kids as much as actual children. He apparently burps and farts as he roams your home on wheels. Zoomer retails for $100 at Walmart.
