These Are the 20 Toys Introduced at Toy Fair That We're Most Excited For

First introduced at Consumer Electronics Show earlier this year, Fisher-Price's Code-a-Pillar will give preschoolers their earliest introduction to coding. Kids control how they want the caterpillar to move and can watch as he follows their commands.

This helicopter goes above and beyond typical Lego sets as it includes a motor to make the propellers rotate in a number of ways, as well as a hook that descends from the body of the copter to grab precious cargo.

Lil' Puppy moves and sounds just like a real puppy. He's light and soft for snuggling with and interacts with your child in a way that seems like they have a real-life puppy to care for and love (which will help you put off getting them an actual puppy before they're ready — win).

More than just a 12-inch figurine, Hasbro's Star Wars InteracTech Stormtrooper actually reacts to movement with lights and sounds thanks to built-in motion sensors (plus, he actually talks to tots using the 70 sound effects embedded in him!). And just wait to see what happens when your child puts a blaster in his hands — that's when an Imperial insignia lights up on his chest and he starts making blaster sounds! This is truly one of the coolest toys we saw at the event.

Quite possibly the most stylish Barbies to date, President Barbie is decked out in red, white, and blue, and her right-hand woman, Vice President Barbie, is in an adorable yellow peplum top — with fashion like that, they're totally ready to run the country with your kiddo!

Coming this fall (and retailing for $20), your little karaoke star who loves taking selfies can do both at the same time with the Selfie Mic. All they have to do is slide their phone into the brackets (like a selfie stick), log into the app to pick a song, and grab the microphone to start singing — and just like in Rock Band, the app will show your kiddos how many notes in the song they hit just right.

Beat Bo is back and better than ever. He now comes on a fun play mat that grows with your child and teaches shapes, numbers, colors, letters, and more — all while dancing and singing just like the original!

Inspired by LeBron James's childhood of learning how to dunk on a Little Tikes Basketball set, this hoop is going to help your little one perfect their dunking skills. Bonus: For every unit purchased, a donation is made to the LeBron James Family Foundation!

In a new movie coming this Fall, Barbie the space explorer rides her hoverboard to save the day! With this remote control Barbie Hover Board, your child will be able to relive the movie scenes by spending hours flying her around the yard.

Disney will introduce its latest princess, Elena of Avalor, in a new Disney Channel series this Summer, and of course, there are plenty of dolls to accompany her introduction. This particular doll comes with Elena's storytime guitar.

Not only do kids get to create their own emoji stampers with the Crayola Emoji Marker kit, but they also get to measure and mix their own custom colors. The set also comes with two DIY storage boxes, which help to make colorful gifts for friends.

As if the original Pie Face wasn't fun enough on its own, Pie Face Showdown promises to be a blast. Players will compete to move the lever to their opponent's side so he or she is the one hit with whipped cream!