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Live \"Avatar\" Action Figure at Sundance Film Festival
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This past week I attended the Sundance Film Festival in Park City to get away from the toy industry for a few days and to catch up with friends from my previous life in the entertainment industry. But it seems that, even on top of a mountain in Utah, the world of toys was still able to find me.
On a short shuttle ride to a screening of the documentary, \"Waste Land\" (excellent, by the way), I struck up a conversation with a group of people from Los Angeles, one of whom was an actor named Sean Moran. His friends informed me that Sean not only plays Private Fike in the mega-successful film, \"Avatar,\" but his likeness was also made into one of the action figures for the film. (They apparently even incorporated Sean\'s own tattoos onto the action figure as well.) It didn\'t occur to me to interview Sean about the process until after I was already in the screening (Sorry -- I was on vacation, remember?) but I\'ll try to contact him and ask him about the experience of becoming an action figure. Stay tuned. -- E. Christian Moore.
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Lady Gaga Barbie and More News from America\'s Favorite Doll
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What do you get when you cross a fan of Barbie with an uber-fan of Lady Gaga?
This:
And this:
And this. (and there is more here and here)

Also, in these economic hard times, Barbie, who has had 120 different careers, is thinking of switching jobs. You can help. She is enlisting the help of all her fans to help her decide on her next big move. The choices are: an Environmentalist, a Surgeon, an Architect, a Computer Scientist or a News Anchor. You can add your vote to the tally here on Barbie.com.
Have a great weekend!
--Laura M.
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LEGO Yourself and More at LEGOCL!CK
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The folks over at LEGO have a new, and very cool, website called LEGOCL!CK. Billed as a \"LEGO Social Media Tool\" it is a place to bring LEGO fans together to swap ideas and hear more about what is going on with the brand. And of course, you can tweet about it. The twitter feed is mixed in with other posts from various sources, videos, and photos from fans as well as the LEGO-rati at headquarters. (Speaking of the LEGO folks, just when I think I have the coolest job ever, and really- I do love my job- someone comes along to de-bunk that ever present myth. How cool to work for LEGO and play with bricks all day?!?)

Anyway, there is also a super cool iPhone app that will LEGO your photos. Check it out- I LEGOed myself.

Here\'s what the app looks like on your phone on the left, and some results on the right:

you can save the LEGO-ized pictures to your phone and then send them on. My only suggestion to make it easier is to have an email function, and a sync with twitter and facebook from the app itself, but other than that, it is a very fun distraction. I took all kinds of pictures this morning and also converted my favorite picture of the space needle into LEGOs:

Pretty cool huh? You can follow the new LEGOCl!CK on twitter here and see the new LEGOCL!CK site here. Also very cool- the Amazon.com LEGO Store. We have stock in many of the hard to find new sets with themes like Ben 10, Atlantis, and Toy Story.

And before we go, my favorite new LEGO commercial.

Enjoy!
--Laura M.
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Playmobil Sets I\'d Like to See
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Playmobil is one of those classic toy companies that just keeps making amazing sets year after year. I guess after 34 years, they have it down to a science. The sets are realistic and capture storybook adventures as well as everyday life in a whimsical yet often hyper-realistic manner. Some of the Playmobil sets over the years have been covered by the blogosphere- such as the Airport Check Point, and the (not made by playmobil, but man, I wish it was) Wine Bar. There have also been issues, like with the German Pastor who was not in Playmobil\'s good graces when he decided to tell biblical stories with Playmobil figures.
The essential blog for anyone interested in Playmobil (or the one that I find to be the most interesting lately) is Millionaire Playboy (They have a tab just for playmobil but if you are a LEGO or action figure fan, and an adult with a sense of humor, you will probably like the site). Mr. Stinkhead (yes, that is the nom de plume for the Playmobil dude) wrote a great list of 7 Essential Off-Beat Playmobil Sets. This list includes the Drunken Hobo, the Devil, and Knights with a very large keg of beer. (How else do you celebrate the pillage and sacking of a neighboring fiefdom?)

Another blog, Topless Robot, takes it even further with the top 17 Least Appropriate Playmobil Sets for Children. An equally amazing list, it includes The Porta-Potty, the Haz-Mat Crew, and the Knife Throwing Circus Act.

So all this got me to thinking, what sets would l love to see? What are the sets I would love to have sitting on my desk or on my shelf while I sit here toiling over toys all day? (You better believe these sets would NOT be played with by my children. They would be for *me*, not those little toy-breakers I have at home.)
Anyway, I got to thinking of the Playmobil sets that I would like to see. You see, I like to think I have a similar sense of humor and taste as the Playmobil folks, so I put together a list- and THEN went poking around the web to see if anyone had made my dreams come true (with out being sanctioned by the Playmobil folks, much like the awesome wine bar.)
So here\'s my list- not in any order- just in the order they occurred to my little brain:
1. What I want -Starbucks or some kind of coffee house: Here in Seattle there is nothing more essential than coffee. Starbucks abound, but there are also adorable drive through coffee shacks that dot the local scenery. How great would a little Playmobil espresso machine be? (These could be with or without the controversial Northwest Local News phenomenon of the \"Bikini Baristas\")
What the web turned up for \"Playmobil Starbucks\" -
from Flikr user Chantoo, who has made my dreams come true.
2. What I want - Modern Architecture House: They have the Victorian House, the suburban house, and even an A-Frame, but what I really want is a modern Playmobil doll house much like the Plan Toys modern house:
Open floor plan, nice angles, and sweet skylights....that\'s what I want. Also, an eco-friendly house would be cool to. Like the second one pictured- the manufacture (Also Plan Toys who are very awesome in the wooden-toy world) gives us this information. \"The Green Dollhouse with Furniture is an amazing, energy conscious inspiration. The energy efficient design includes a wind turbine, a solar cell panel, and an electric inverter for generating electricity, a rain barrel for collecting rain. There is also a biofacade, which uses the natural cycle of plant growth to provide shading, and a blind that can adjust to the amount of sunlight and air circulation. Recycling bins are also included with the house.\"
Bio-facade? Yes! That is the kind of thinking I am looking for from Playmobil.
What the Web Turned Up for \"Playmobil Moden House\"-
nada...I guess the A-Frame is as good as it gets:
3.What I want: Playmobil Delivery Room: This would be a special set that you could give your child when a little brother or sister is about to arrive to help with the explanation of \"where-babies-come-from\". Don\'t wince too much- Playmobil has a history of medical sets.

I would especially look forward to the figure with the removable baby from the tummy. That, my friends, would be worth buying the whole set.
What turned up on the web for \"Playmobil Delivery Room\": nothing again, but I did see this sweet recovery room and all you would have to add is the baby in the incubator. (yes, that one is really made).

4. What I want: Playmobil Marie-Antoinette and guillotine. I mean, if they are going to go all historical and deliver Vikings, Knights, Romans and more, why not give me the French Revolution?
What the web delivered for \"Playmobil French Revolution\":

gardenwargammer has some adorable little guys that they have converted over to the \"tricorne\" era of the American Revolution and the 7 Years War- not right on the money, but close and about as good as I could find. Darn, I really wanted a functional head-chopper.
5. What I want: Playmobil Modern Office (i.e. Cube Farm). If you really want your kids to be able to see what mommy and daddy do all day at the office, then you should give them an authentic experience, no? I think a Playmobil office, with cubicles and a break room is just the thing. The kids could even recreate popular TV shows like The Office with a warehouse full off paper rolls.
What the web delivered for \"Playmobil Office\":
they have a post office (pictured below with the sweet DHL van), a dentist\'s office, an office for a construction crew (with a toilet even though the construction crew also has a portapotty that we mentioned before), and a home office (below as well). But no cube farm.
Those are just a few of the ideas that I had. We tossed a few others out around the office today and these are some honorable mentions (obviously not for children, but fun ideas nevertheless):
Playmobil Morgue, Rehab Clinic, Playmobil Grave Digger, The Spanish Inquisition, and the Playmobil Cock Fighting Ring.
What are your ideas? Leave us a comment and let us know what Playmobil sets you would like to see.
--Laura M.

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New from LEGO - Ben 10, Atlantis, Toy Story and More...
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If you are a LEGO-phile, the new year is always an exciting time because that\'s when the world\'s greatest brick company releases new construction sets. This year\'s selection of new sets is better than ever with new themes like Ben 10, Atlantis, and Toy Story.
Here are some of my favorites of the new LEGO hotness...
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From left to right above-
1. LEGO Atlantis Neptune Carrier
2. LEGO Ben 10 Alien Force Jet Ray
3. LEGO Ben 10 Alien Force Humongosaur
4. LEGO Star Wars Tie Defender
5. LEGO Star Wars Snow Trooper Army Pack
(again - left to right...)
6. LEGO Creator House
7.Power Miners Magma Mech
8. LEGO Duplo Legoville Little Piggy
9. LEGO Duplo Legoville Big Farm
10. LEGO City Fire Ship
And my absolute favorite is the LEGO City Car because it looks like your typical Seattle-ite. A smart car, a hoodie, and a briefcase - fantastic.
You can see all the new LEGO sets here and visit the Amazon.com LEGO store here.
Happy New Year LEGO-philes!
--Laura M.

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Which Toys were a Hit at Your House this Year?
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Now that I can finally get some sleep am prepping for the new 2010 toys, I wanted to figure out what was hot this year - not just based on sales, but on what kids actually liked and are still playing with.
Though not exactly scientific, I am hearing some \"buzz\" as to what kids responded to now that Christmas is over. My niece loved her Zsu Zsu Pets (she got 4 of them -- don\'t ask) and is currently still playing with all of them at once, driving my sister crazy in the process. (Ah, sweet revenge for my sister snooping in my room when we were kids.) However, a friend said that her niece, while initially excited to get her Zsu Zsu Pet, has already lost interest. My 8 year-old nephew got a lot of cool toys but seems to be most interested in his cement mixer from Bruder. This truck is ginormous and he\'s having a great time with it.
Co-workers are finding that the basics all still keep kids interested and playing. One talked about how her family has been playing with LEGOs all week (and that she\'s having as much fun as the kids are with them.) One surprise came from a friend in D.C. who said that his 6 year-old son loved his Noah\'s Ark Stacker (an award-winner made by Tier Toys) and that the toy impressed my friend & his wife as well.
So what are your kids still playing with four whole days later? Did that Mindflex really blow your kids\' minds? Was it all about Banangrams? Or did the kids just play with the box the toys came in? Let us know what wowed your wee ones. -- E. Christian Moore
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The Perfect Play Kitchen (and Accessories) for Your Kids
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There are a load of options for play kitchens out there these days- here\'s a helpful guide for your play kitchen shopping.
For the Girly-girl

*Djeco My Wooden Stove Cooker
*Guidecraft Tea Party Kitchen
*Disney Princess Magical Kitchen
For Multiple Children

*LifeStyle Deluxe Kitchen
*Melissa & Doug Classic Deluxe Kitchen
*KidKraft Grand Gourmet Corner Kitchen
Best Eco-Friendly Kitchens:

*Wonderworld Eco-friendly Cooking Center
*Plan Toys Large-scale Kitchen Set
*Educo Gourmet Chef Kitchen
Best Wooden Kitchens:

*KidKraft Prairie Kitchen
*Guidecraft Kitchen Center
*A Simple Wooden Kitchen Hearth
Best Plastic Kitchens:

*Little Tykes Super Chef Kitchen
*Step2 50\'s Diner
*Fisher-Price Cook \'N Sizzle Kitchen
Best for Small Spaces:

*Alex Wooden Cook Top Playstove
*Iplay Home Sizzlin\' Stove
*Educo My First Kitchen
Best \"Retro\" Kitchens:

*A+ Childsupply Retro Cooking Range with Sink
*KidKraft Silver Retro Kitchen
*KidKraft Retro Kitchen and Refrigerator in Pink
Best Non-Traditional Cooking Toys:

*Grill and Go Camp Stove
*Iplay Stir Fry Set
*Melissa & Doug Grill Set
Best Play Food:

*Mellisa & Doug Wooden Sandwich Making Set
*Garden Fresh Fruits & Veggies
*Biofino Toast
*Haba Food Basket
*Sweet Pastries
*Melissa & Doug Fridge Food Set
Best Cooking Utensils, Pots, and Pans

*Alex Toys Super Cooking Set
*Green Toys Cookware and Dining Set
*Wonderworld Eco-Friendly Cooking Set
*Pastel Coffee Set
*Step2: Cooking Essentials 20 Piece Baking Set
*Wonderworld Eco-Friendly Tea Time Set
I hope this list was helpful to you in shopping for your play kitchen. As you can see there are tons of choices out there and lots of fun ways to play. While you are shopping, don\'t forget to check out our deals page with tons of new deals posted daily!
--Laura M.
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Games They Will Love This Holiday
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Not only do you need to find gifts this holiday season, you also need to find things to do when families come visit and for holiday get-togethers. Here are a few suggestion to get your family having a great time together, and to get your holiday party rockin\'!
Games also make great gifts. Don\'t forget, when you give a game as a gift, you are giving a family time together, giving kids a way to learn, and you are giving more than just a toy that will be tossed aside: you are giving memories.
For the Whole Family:
*A tactile wooden block game, Quirkle is the surprise hit of the season. It takes about 45 min to play, for ages 6 and up and will accommodate 2 to 4 players.
*Quiddler is another hit this holiday season and is special because it can also be played in a solitaire mode. The challenge is to combine the cards in your hand into a word and it can be played by ages 8 and up and with one to eight players.
*Apples to Apples: For ages 12 and up, this party game comes with over 1,000 cards and is all about making comparisons. This game requires at least four players making in a great party game.
*Ticket to Ride has been out for a few years but is really gaining momentum as one of the most sought after games in the store. This games is a strategy game where you plot your adventure across the United States before other people can reach their destination. For ages 8 and up the game takes two to five players and from 30 to 60 minutes to play.
For an Adult Party:
*Loaded Questions- Adult: Just as it says, this is a game of adult-themed questions. It takes from four to six players and says that it \"Might make your cheeks as red as the box top!\" I will leave the rest to your imagination!
*Partini - If you are looking for an adult game that is a little more on the less suggestive side, Partini is a great one. It has been described as a more grown up Cranium. It takes three or more players and comes with 35 coasters, 430 cards, and \"1,000 belly laughs\".
*Mental Floss Trivia Game - With over 1,500 questions, you\'ll never get bored. From the great magazine \"Mental Floss\" comes this fun trivia game that \"Turns trivia on its side!\", for ages 18 and up.
Great Games to get Tweens and Teens Out of your Hair, and Playing Nicely in the Basement:

*For ages 7 and above, this hilarious game of questions called You Gotta Be Kidding! is the younger version of \"Would you Rather\". With questions like \"Would you rather eat a bucket of apple stems or eat 20 banana peels\" , laughter is sure to be a part of this game.
* Killer Bunnies is a great game for ages 10 and up. It is non-violent and has lots of add-on card sets to keep the fun moving.
*Got a houseful of boys age 8 and up who want to conquer the world? Well, we\'ve got the perfect game (not that girls can\'t play too- they can!). Dominion is a strategy game great for teaching kids to rule with tiny iron fists.
*While the boys are ruling over their fiefdoms with Dominion, the girls can play the hottest game from the hottest movie of the moment, Twilight New Moon the Board Game. Be warned, you might have to break up an argument over Team Jacob or Team Edward!
Great for a Houseful of Rowdy Preschoolers:
*Giraffalaff Limbo - Music and laughter combine to make this fun game great for active little ones that really need to get up and move.
*Melissa & Doug Monster Bowling - bring the fun of bowling home with this soft and easy game for preschoolers.
*What\'s in Ned\'s Head? - Sure to produce squeals of \"Gross!\" this game challenges kids to use their sense of touch to discover what is in Ned\'s funny head.
*Mouse-ke-Tag - A great active game with three different ways to play, this game will get them moving to the music and hunting for their favorite friends.
Great for Taking On a Holiday Trip:
*Easily one of the most popular games in the last two years, Bananagrams has taken the game world by storm with a highly portable word game that is fun for the whole crew.
*Want to play scrabble but don\'t have the room for the whole board game, or the time to play a long game? Scrabble Slam is your answer for portable fun that you can play in 20 min or less.
* While you do NOT want to play this game *in* the car, this is an easily packed game that will have everyone attempting to get a better score than grandma. Bop It has be resurrected for another whirl on the game circuit and is better than ever. Warning- it is very addictive!
Great for Playing on the New Flat-screen:
*Relive your your youth with the Scene It? 80\'s Trivia Game. Put on your leg warmers and be ready to answer questions about Madonna, Wham! and Mary Lou Retton.
*Quick! What was the name of the family dog on the Simpsons? Be ready for this and other fun questions with the Simpsons Scene it? DVD game.
*Twilight fans will love this DVD game that features hundreds of questions about the movie. Recommend for ages 13 and older, this game will be a great gift for any vampire-phile.
*Fun for the whole family, the Ice Age: DVD Game combines board game and DVD play into one fun game.
Great Eco-Friendly Games:

*Boreno & Sumatra and the 8-in-1 Compendium are two great sets from the World Wildlife Fund. All the games are made form The Forest Stewardship Council certified materials and help kids learn about endangered species and environments.
*Wonderworld Eco-Friendly Chicky Memory Game - A great first game, this wooden game is made from rubber wood.
*Xeko is back with a new version. With this card game, you can learn all about the ecosystems and endangered species of China.
Kids\' Games You Haven\'t Heard of But Should Check Out:

*Lucky Sock Dip from Haba - For ages 4 and up, this game from Haba is all about color matching.
*What Time is it? Time Telling Game from eeBoo.   eeBoo makes some beautiful games with high quality workmanship- and they are also fun and educational.
*HaPe Cagola - This is a balance game made out of eco-friendly bamboo. Not only is it fun, it is a really great looking toy.
*Bedtime Card Game- Night Night Kisses by Djeco. Over the years, I have found that games are a great wind-down activity right before bed for my preschoolers. This one is perfect, as it is all about a bedtime routine.
Party and/or Family Games You Probably Haven\'t Heard of But Should Check Out:

*Bezzerwizzer- An Amazon.com exclusive, this is a hit European game that is just now making it to our shores. Billed as a game of trivia and tactics, this looks like a new party standard. (For a limited time you can also get $10 off at checkout with the code: ZWAPHERO)
*Carcassonne - is a \"simple, clever tile laying game that brings new challenges with every turn\". Another hit European game, this is fun for the whole family.

*Memoir \'44 is a historically accurate card game that has 17 unique historical scenarios and lots of expansion packs for more play.
*Elemento - This Chemistry-inspired game was invented by a a 12 yr old (!!!) and can be played by anyone 9 and up. Learn about chemistry while having a great time with the set of 121 cards .
Hope this list helps you in your search for great holiday gifts! Don\'t forget to keep checking out Top Holiday Deals in Toys and Games page for discounts and deals that change everyday!
--Laura M.

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The Best Holiday Toys You\'ve Never Heard Of
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We are all over-exposed to the big name toys out there, and that is just fine- nothing wrong with the classics (they are classics for a reason right?) but some of my favorite toys are from smaller companies, companies from overseas, and companies that specialize in just one type of toy. I love these \"unknown\" toys and I am happy to bring you a list of unique, specialty toys that are perfect for gift giving this holiday season.

1. Kid-O: I love the Bilibo (in blue but available in many colors, below). A super creative toy, this plaything really helps a child\'s imagination take off. It can also be played with indoors our out, as a big helmet, a chair, a rocking toy...it\'s all up to your child. Kid-O also makes some great wooden puzzles, and other creative toys (and simple- simple is so good!) that kids love.

2. Tolo - Tolo makes chunky toys that are great for the small (adorable) chubby hands of toddlers and preschoolers. These toys are great for children who love sounds too as the little people and animals all have a clicking sound when the joints are moved. I love the First Friends Playset beause it is just the right size for a first dollhouse, and it is very portable.

3. Djeco - A French company, Djeco makes simply beautiful toys of a very high quality. I fell in love with the classic pull-toys and my kids just love the fun and colorful games.

4. Beleduc- A Belgian toy company, Beleduc makes cute puzzles, games, and other classic toys that have beautiful artistry and high quality.

5. Sevi - Sevi is an Italian company that was founded and 1831. When a brand is around that long, you know children love them and parents love to give them as gifts. I adore the guitar- it is so colorful and fun!

6. Bruder - If huge play trucks are something you think your kids would love, Bruder is your kind of company. Not only are the trucks huge, they are super accurate and have all the bells and whistles. They also have just about every kind of truck out there.

Check out the fire engine in the video below.

Bruder Fire Engine...

Here are a couple more that are sure to please any kid who is fascinated by trucks and construction vehicles.

7. Calafant- If you have a little artist on your list, Calfant is a great company that makes cardboar models that you can paint and decorate yourself.

8. Time to Play- Every kid needs a place to themselves, and forts, tents, and playhouses give them a way to express themselves in a whole new way. I love the cafe- I can see my kids having a ball serving imaginary lattes (but hey, we live in Seattle so this isn\'t abnormal at all!).

9. Aquaplay - The winter months are hard on kids for many reasons, but the biggest seems to be that they can\'t get outside to do a lot of the things they love doing over the warmer months. Aquaplay makes some genius toys that lets you bring the water play indoors! Check out the portable sets that are expandable and fun for inside and out.
10. ZipBin- Toy storage is a problem in most homes. My kids have tons of toy storage in thier room but the toys always seem to drift out into the living room. That is why I love these great solutions by ZipBin. These storage bins unfold to become playmats and then zip together to make a portable storage bin for the toys. They also come in great themes like LEGO, Dinosaurs, Town, Unicorn, and Farm.

Happy Holiday Shopping everyone! Don\'t forget to keep checking our top holiday deals page for more toy deals everyday!
--Laura M.

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25 Toy Deals Under $25!
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Back by popular demand, here are some great toy deals going on right now that you can take advantage of. (FYI: some of them are only going on while supplies last, and for a limited time, so hurry!)

* The hottest board game of the year, Quirkle, is now under $20.
*A great stocking stuffer, Scrabble Slam, is less than $10 and fun for the whole family.
* Another big hit this holiday is the Crayola glow dome, now Under $25.

* Fun and education, the Scientific Explorer\'s Mind Blowing Science Kit is around $15.
* Another one under $15 is the Melissa & Doug Slice and Bake Cookie Set. Melissa & Doug are well known for quality, and pretend fun.
* If you have a LEGO Star Wars fan, the Clone Walker Battle Pack is a great gift under $12.

* A great and affordable arts and crafts kit, the Paperoni Deluxe Studio is under $15. It makes a great gift for tween girls who love crafts.
*The LeapFrog Text to Learn is a great toy for the diaper bag to keep your little one busy, and for travel in the car or on a plane, and it is now under $20.
* I loved this game when I was a kid and right now you can get Guess Who Extra for under $20.

* If you have a Twilight fan on your list this holiday, the New Moon Board Game is a must-have, and at under $15, it is a steal.
*Barbie is beautiful as Corinne from Barbie and the Three Musketeers. She\'s now under $20 and a great stocking stuffer.
* A classic with a new twist, the Playdoh Burger Builder is also less than $20.

*The Amazon-Frustration Free Packaged VTech Tote and Go Laptop lets little ones feel all grown up with their own computer. It\'s under $20 and also available in orange.
*Who doesn\'t love the Transformers? Now you and your little one can play like you did back in the day with this Transformers Movie 2 Deluxe Bumblebee Figure for under $15.
*Why have one horse when you can have an dozen for under $20?? These Melissa & Doug Pasture Pals are great for any equine fan.

*The Sprig Eco-Truck Dump Truck is friendly to the environment and also to your wallet at under $15.
*50 markers for under $15! Get this Pipsqueaks tower, a great deal that will have them drawing all year long.
* LEGO Power Miners was a huge hit this year and this Crystal King is a must have for any fan.

*Another classic that is back for another round is the Rock \'Em Sock \'Em Robots and at under $20, they are fun for the whole family.
* The Candy Jewel Factory Oven will let your little princess design, and then eat, some tasty jewels for under $25.
*LEGO City is a great series of toys that you can build upon all year long with fun sets that all go together. The LEGO City Tow Truck is a great deal at under $15.

* ThinkFun Rush Hour Jr is a challenging game for kids 6 to 8 yrs old and has four levels of play. At under $15, it would make a great educational game.
*Babies love shape sorters, and this one is a classic wooden toy that is sure to be a favorite. The Melissa & Doug Sorting Cube is now under $15.
* Indy is back with another adventure and his LEGO Motorcycle Chase set is now under $15.
*Last but not least, is the Sprig Side Kick Vehicle - Rally Racer. This chunky car is great for preschoolers and beyond and is under $20.
Happy Shopping to you and be sure to check back for new deals being added all the time to our Deals Page to see more great discounts in Toys and Games.
--Laura M.
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