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2017 Suggested Toy List 2017 SUGGESTED TOY LIST Click here to link to our online Wishlist at Amazon. 0-24 Months—Babies Activity Gym (Fisher-Price or other) Infant Development Books: Lamaze, Melissa & Doug Activity Walker: Munchkin Mozart Magic Cube Bright Beginning Activity Walker (Fisher-Price) Rock a Stack/Baby’s First Blocks (Fisher-Price) Stand and Ride Baby Walker (VTech) Shapes and Sharing Picnic Basket (Leap Frog) Light and Go 3-in-1 Activity Walker (Little Tikes) My Pal Scout (LeapFrog) Sit to Stand Learning Walker (VTech) Laugh & Learn Play Puppy (Fisher-Price) Learn & Groove Musical Table Activity Center (LeapFrog) Laugh & Learn Smart Puppy Building Blocks (Fisher-Price) Chase ‘N Go Ball Popper (Playskool) Laugh & Learn Activity Chair - up to 3 yrs. (Fisher-Price) Push & Ride Racer (Little Tikes) Rock, Ride and Stride Hippo (Playskool) Infant-to-Toddler Rocker (Fisher-Price) Sesame Street Big Hugs Elmo (Playskool) Bounce Bounce Baby (Bright Starts) Sesame Street Let’s Imagine Elmo (Playskool) Laugh & Learn Around Town Table-up to 3 yrs. (Fisher-Price) Fold ‘N Go Busy Elephant (Playskool) Disney Umbrella Stroller Infant Clothing 2-4 Years Old—Toddlers Blocks: Mega Blocks, Duplo, Melissa and Doug Calico Critters: Elephant, Rabbit, Bear, etc., Camping Set 100 Piece Wood Block Set Create-a-Scene: Construction Site My Own Leap Top Mr. and Mrs. Potato Head (Playskool) Little People Play Sets Stride to Ride Learning Walker Pretend Food Play Little Hands (ALEX) Kitchen Sets: Pretend & Play Kitchen Set, Calico Critters Dolls and Accessories Alphabet Drum (Leap Frog) My Pillow Pets: FurReal Friends Newborn, Snuggimals,others Musical Tea Set (Laugh & Learn) Play-Doh Playsets (Hasbro) My Little Pony Figures (Hasbro) Activity Table: (Baby Einstein, Leapfrog, Fisher- Price) A Z Magnatab Baby Alive Dolls (Hasbro) Doc McStuffins Doll Set Tough Trike Kids Kitchen Playset with Music Light (AutoLover) Touch and learn activity desk deluxe (Vtech) Melissa & Doug Stainless Steel Pots and Pans Kitchen Set Drill & Learn Tool Box (Vtech) Pretend play food assortment (Liberty Imports) Glimmies Glimtern (3 and up) You & Me Baby So Sweet Doll Minnie’s Walk & Play Puppy (3 and up) Pixar Coco Guitar (3 and up) Rusty Rivets Rivet Lab (3 and up) 2017 SUGGESTED TOY LIST (page 2 of 2) 5-7 Years Old Tag—Leapfrog or Leapster Learning Games Zhu Zhu Pets Funhouse/Starter Kit My Little Pony and accessories Thomas and Friends Take N Play Littlest Pet Shop L-Max TM Educational Games (LeapFrog) Arts and Crafts Supplies Teenage Ninja Turtle Sets: Raphael, Donatello, Leonardo Construction Toy (Lego or K’nex or Trio) Matchbox 20 Car Pack Action Figures: GI Joe,Star Wars,Toy Story,Batman,Spiderman, Doll and Accessories: Disney Princess or Frozen, Polly Transformers, Avengers, Ironman, Incredible Hulk, Clawsword Pockets or other Rocky the Robot Truck, or other trucks and car sets Barbie and Accessories Glider Plane (Playmobile) Dinosaur Play Sets Lincoln Logs Star Wars Lightsabers (Hasbro) Transformers Rescue Bots (Playskool) Tinker Toy Building Set Angry Birds Pie Face Game (Hasbro) Magic Set (Melissa & Doug) Bead Magic Weaving Loam or Bead Set Radio-controlled Cars and Trucks Ceramic Tea Set Power Ranger Zord Vehicle ZOOB Car Designer Jewelry Box Oonies Mega Starter Pack WowWee Fingerlings Interactive Baby Monkey Pikmi Pops Surprise! Jumbo Dog Plush Ben10 Deluxe Omnitrix 8-11 Years Old Lego Chima Perplexus Arts and Crafts Supplies Getting Started Watercolors, Drawing (Faber Castell) Action Figures (see above list) Dolls and Accessories (see above list) Radio-controlled Cars and Trucks Big Bag of Science Board Games: Ticket to Ride, Totally Gross, Clue, Brain Nerf Sports: Vortex Football, Nerf Hoop Quest, Scrabble, Sorry, Catch Phrase, Monopoly, Trouble, Sports Equipment Simon Air, Bop It 12-14 Years Old MP3 Player Art Set (Faber Castell) Jewelry Kit/Nail Kit Art Supplies or Craft Kit Sports Equipment Board Games (see list above) Tetris Link, Dungeon & Dragons or Dominion Drapers 15 Years and Up Advanced Art Set Headphones MP3 Player Sports Equipment For dolls: we definitely welcome dolls of all skin colors. .
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