30+ New Toys Coming Out This Year to Up Your Child's STEAM Game

This spy game requires your child and their friends to handcuff themselves together and work together to get through the layers of the lock.

Your mini engineer can learn about space and how gears work in conjunction with each other.

For young kids, Let's Go Code will teach them the basics of coding by helping them find their way to the end of the sequences they create through the code's directions.

Your Pre-K child can learn the ultimate science facts using their hot dots pen and fact sheets — plus, they can take quizzes about the facts they've learned.

Dr. Beaker challenges your child and their friends to use logic while racing to match formulas on game cards.

Beauty and the Beast fans can not only play with the new Dance Code Belle, but they can also program her dance moves via a free app and watch her follow them when she moves. Belle says over 100 phrases and sings seven songs from the film.

In June, your child can work on their spy skills with this safe breaker game that requires them to pay close attention to the safe to unlock coins that will get them closer to winning the game.

This sequencing and sorting game requires little ones to think critically and follow instructions.

These STEM kits allow your little one to creatively build and play with their space exploration vehicle.

In this game, your little one has to help Dr. Microbe complete her research through challenges that ask them to use logic, reasoning, and deduction.

In two hours, your child can build their M.A.X. robot in one of three ways, allowing them to gain robotics and engineering skills. M.A.X. learns and remembers things about your child, can act as a calendar for your child's important dates, has a motion sensor, and even tells jokes.

This adorable giraffe teaches your child about gears and shapes and colors in both Spanish and English.

This sweet Leap Frog learning ice cream cart helps your child to follow directions, learn about ordering, and use critical thinking skills by running their own ice cream shop.

Not only can your child make their own markers with this kit this July, they can create markers that smell like delicious cherries, marshmallows, blueberries, and more.

In March, your child can learn about solar energy and panels and make their rover move using light and shadows.

Little ones will love talking about their day with Janod's adorable Calendar Over Time.

Turn your child's bath water into a slime or a gel-like substance with special packets — don't worry, the kits come with another substance you mix into the concoction to turn it back into water.

In July, your child can create their own 3D-printed creations with this LED light printer and its press and mold feature (aka without the need for complicated 3D-modeling software).

A fun new take on Jenga, Janod's Acrobat balancing game is not only fun to play, it's adorable to look at too!

Like a DIY latch board, the Latch and Learn Schoolhouse is great for travel and teaches a number of skills while also encouraging fine motor skills.

With three modes of play, Fisher Price's Teach and Tag Movi encourages tots to follow directions and listen.

This holographic Barbie is your child's digital BFF. Your little one can talk to her, ask her the weather, have her store important dates in their calendar, dance with her, and more — she's the perfect high-tech nightlight for your kid's night table, but don't worry, you can apply parental controls to make sure Barbie isn't talking all night long.