2026 Toy Trends: Built to Grow

Foam balls race, hover, and glide through the tubes once kids turn on the fan. Adjustable speed, endless configurations, and easy construction encourage STEM learning, problem solving, and creativity.

This bike is for babies from day one. In tummy time, they explore tactile experiences. As they learn to stand and walk, they can balance on the bike with two feet on the ground.

Let creativity flow with a mess-free board designed for hands-on, sensory fun. This tablet features a touch-sensitive LCD screen, a one-touch erase button, and a tethered stylus.

This adjustable wooden activity center grows with your little one, transforming from a tummy-time surface to an angled station or a standing table. The table features various sensory toys, such as a squeaking ladybug, a crinkly corn on the cob, and a push-and-pull silicone radish.

Kids can use 42 magnetic tiles to build a scene high above the forest floor. Using green baseplates, leaf-covered tiles, and interlocking platforms, builders will create an elevated tree house featuring a slide, a working trapdoor, and forest creatures.

The classic holiday tradition is now available in pink. Toddlers can decorate with the included ornaments, place the star on top, and play with the included train set.

Engage in prehistoric play with this dinosaur- themed stacking set. Kids build a tower, drop balls into the top, and watch them roll all the way down. The additional Play & Learn cards offer interactive play options

Kids can build this motorized flower model with moving petals, powered by a solar panel, while learning about mechanical systems like motors and planetary gears. The kit teaches kids how solar cells generate electricity.

These 8-inch collectible babies are ready for adventure. Each soft-bodied, classically dressed baby comes with its own bottle and a kid-size tote for playtime on the go.

Toddlers can develop early motor skills on two wheels as soon as they can stand. Its self-balancing design and self-centering steering make their first wobbly rides more intuitive.