180+ Brand-New Toys of 2020 That Will Make Great Gifts For Kids of All Ages

Each Scritterz ($25) has its own unique personality and reacts to sounds, head scratches, whistles, and more. The more you have clipped around your room, the more they'll interact with each other!

Things are about to get competitive once this WowWee Baby Shark Bath Time Basketball ($10) makes its way into your family's bathroom. Designed for littles ones 2 and older, this product will be a sure-fire hit!

Inspired by Robert Irwin, the GeoSafari Jr. Talking Wildlife Camera ($60) helps kids to learn about the world around them through trivia, photos, and facts.

A supercuddly WowWee Baby Shark Sing & Snuggle Plush ($18) will help tots 2 and up get some serious shut-eye. But don't worry parents — it has a night mode that definitely doesn't include any music!

With various products in the Adventure Tracks: Dino World Line ($10 - $50), kids can build tracks that are compatible with adorable dinosaur train cars. How cool is this Dino World Volcano Escape Set ($50)?!

The Lego The Razor Crest Playset ($130) has 1,023 pieces and is best suited for kids ages 10 and up.

How adorable is this Star Wars The Child Basic Plush ($16, orignally $25)?!

Clixo Crew Pack ($40, originally $50) are flexible shapes that attach to each other with magnets to build endless amount of objects. The pack includes 2 spinners and 28 other pieces. The collection is lightweight, easy to travel with and doesn't require any batteries, just a whole lot of imagination.

Based off the princesses' looks in Ralph Breaks the Internet, the Disney Princess Comfy Squad Fashion Dolls ($15 each) highlights each princess's style once they take off their fancy gown and slip into something more comfortable.

This Lego Minions Brick-Built Minions and Their Lair Set ($45) has 876 pieces and is aimed at kids ages 8 and up.

The Lego Trolls World Tour Lonesome Flats Raft Adventure Set ($24, originally $30) has 159 pieces and is best suited for kids ages 4 and up.

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The Lego Trolls World Tour Poppy's Hot Air Balloon Adventure Set ($24, originally $30) has 250 pieces and is best suited for kids ages 6 and up.

The Treasure X Sunken Gold Shark's Treasure ($20) requires you to search through the shark's belly for hidden treasures.

The PAW Patrol Dino Patroller ($50, originally $60) has room for all six pups, but comes with a Chase and a T-Rex.

The Lego Trolls World Tour Volcano Rock City Concert Set ($32) has 387 pieces and is best suited for kids ages 6 and up.

The Lego Trolls World Tour Poppy's Pod Set ($20) has 103 pieces and is best suited for kids ages 4 and up.

The Lego Trolls World Tour Techno Reef Dance Party Set ($20) has 173 pieces and is best suited for kids ages 5 and up.

The Lego Star Wars D-0 ($70) is best suited to kids ages 10 and up.

Each of these popsicle-themed I Dig Monsters ($10) features cool-to-the-touch jelly compounds that can be shaved, peeled, and dug through to find the collectibles inside.

Take away all the toys Baby Yoda has snatched from those around him in the Star Wars The Mandalorian Operation Game ($20).

The Lego BrickHeadz Star Wars The Mandalorian & The Child Kit ($35) is best suited for kids ages 10 and up.

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The Design and Drill Bolt Buddies Race Car ($23) includes a kid-friendly power drill, bolts, snap-together race car parts, pit crew figures, and reusable packaging.

Each Baby Alive Tinycorns Doll ($14, originally $20) comes with either a unicorn, cat unicorn, or panda unicorn style clothes and a metallic glitter sippy cup.

The Heroes of Goo Jit Zu Marvel ($13) are goo-filled versions of your child's favorite Marvel superheroes.

Operation Pet Scan Game ($14, originally $20) is like classic Operation, just with a puppy patient!

The Lego Trolls World Tour Pop Village Celebration Set ($40, originally $50) has 380 pieces and is best suited for kids ages 6 and up.

Each Baby Alive Magical Mixer Baby Doll ($25) comes with working toy blender for your kids to mix up foods for their baby to eat. These dolls are available in Spring.

Your kids can collect various Mr. Potato Head Chips ($20), which are like silly deconstructed Mr. Potato Heads — their bodies are chips instead of solid potatoes!

Each Oh! My GIF ($3) is modeled after a famous GIF or meme.

Part of the larger wellness collection, the Breathe With Me Barbie ($20) teaches kids 10 meditating exercises.

Spindoodle ($25) is a drawing and guessing game with a twist — players have to draw the picture on their card while the whiteboard spins around.

Little ones 3 and up will love singing along with a Blue's Clues & You! Dance-Along Blue Plush ($35). An added bonus: he dances and shakes his head, which means more interactive fun!

Little Live Pets Cozy Dozy Kip The Koala Bear ($25, originally $30) is a lifelike koala who will help kids 3 and up to learn about bedtime routines.

With the Play Doh Kitchen Creations Drizzy Ice Cream Playset ($10, originally $15) kids can make their own Play Doh ice cream creations topped with Play Doh drizzle hot fudge and strawberry sauce.

Collect all four WowWee Baby Shark Surfers ($5 each) to make a full-on train. These cute figures are available in February 2020 for children 3 and older.

The Lego City Ice-Cream Truck ($34) has 200 pieces and is best suited for kids ages 5 and up.

These Lego Dots Bracelets ($5) each have 33 pieces and are best suited for kids ages 6 and up.

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The DreamWorks Trolls World Tour Pop-to-Rock Poppy ($22, originally $30) is a musical toy with two different looks and two different sounds — pop, thanks to Poppy's ukulele that plays "Trolls Just Want to Have Fun," and rock, thanks to the electric guitar, which plays a hard-rock version of the same song.

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Have a little one 3 and up who's obsessed with the hit Netflix show? Then this Fisher-Price StoryBots Songbook ($15, originally $25) that teaches kids about space and dinosaurs through music is right up their alley! Don't forget to score a StoryBots Plush ($13) or StoryBots Figure Pack ($10), too.

The Monster Jam Megalodon Storm RC ($50) attacks by both land and water, executing 360-degree spins and wheelies as it goes. It's available in August and is aimed at kids 4 and up.

Toddlers 2 and up will go wild over this hands-on VTech Go! Go! Cory Carson DJ Train Trax & the Roll Train ($12, originally $25) that lights up and plays music.

The Fisher-Price Little People 1-2-3 Babies Playdate ($34) is designed for children who are 18 months and older. Chock-full of sweet, sleepy details, little ones can get the figurines ready for bed with this adorable toy.

Perfect for your teen's desk (or your own!), Kinetic Sand Kalm ($21, originally $30) is a relaxation set with sensory benefits.

The Furreal Mama Josie the Kangaroo Pet ($35, originally $67) interacts with your kids thanks to over 70 sound and motion reactions, but also can care for her three little joeys.

The Lego Avengers Thanos Mech ($10, originally $15) has 152 pieces and is best suited for kids ages 6 and up.

The Sesame Street Peekaboo Cookie Monster ($26, originally $30) is a talking plush who plays peekaboo behind his giant chocolate chip cookie with your little one ages 18 months and up.

Each Disney's Frozen II Pop Adventure Playset pops open to reveal a scene from Frozen II and various characters dolls. They come in several styles, including the Enchanted Forest Playset ($13), the Elsa's Bedroom Playset ($21), and the Olaf's Bedroom Playset ($13).

With the Sesame Street Rock and Rhyme Elmo ($40) by their side, your child can sing, dance, and groove with Elmo.

Your kiddo's favorite mouse gets a down-home spin thanks to this Disney Junior Mickey Mouse E-I-Oh! Mickey Mouse Plush ($29, oriignally $40). Made for littles 3 and up, Mickey dances and sings to the classic tune.

The best toys can be two things at once, and the VTech Switch & Go Velociraptor Helicopter ($25) is no exception! Created with kids 4 and up in mind, it transitions from a helicopter to a full-on velociraptor in just a few simple steps.

Learning Resources's Botley 2.0 ($53, orignally $65) teaches kids the basics of coding through active play without needing a device.

During a game of T-Rex Rumble ($22), players are tasked to complete big challenges using tiny T-Rex arms.

This adorable Little Live Pets Noodle Pup ($15) is an interactive doggo with noodle fur who barks, plays, and dances.

This The Child Animatronic Edition ($60) has over 25 sound and motion combinations that are activated when you touch the top of his head. He's available this fall.

Backyard play just got a zillion times more fun thanks to the WowWee Baby Shark Bubble Blaster ($13).

The Fisher-Price Laugh & Learn Grow the Fun Garden to Kitchen ($64, originally $80) is designed for little ones 18 months and up. They can "prep" and "make" their own meals while learning about colors and letters.

Lego Spider-Man vs. Doc Ock ($17) has 234 pieces and is best suited for kids ages 6 and up.

The Lego Duplo Bedroom ($15) has 16 pieces and is best suited for toddlers ages 2 years and up.