22 Hot Toys That Are on Every Kid's Wish List This Year

These mini Hatchimals Colleggtibles ($9) are much easier to crack open and reveal over 70 collectibles. They come in blind bags and are the perfect Easter basket treat.

This realistic Lego Architecture Arc de Triomphe ($40) has 386 pieces and is a part of history.

This Zoomer Show Pony with Sounds and Movement ($80) parades, plays, signs, makes noises, and interacts with your child with emotive eyes and by performing.

Your child can record their own moves with this Bop It! Maker ($20) that holds their moves and makes them a part of the game.

Eleven years after he was first introduced, Tickle Me Elmo will be back in time for the holidays. Softer and with more points of activation than ever before, this new Playskool Friends Sesame Street Tickle Me Elmo ($25) has four levels of laughter and now comes with an off button so he won't scare parents in the middle of the night.

This Dr. Beaker ($19) challenges your child and their friends to use logic while racing to match formulas on game cards.

This Barbie Newborn Pups Doll & Pets Playset ($20) is a vet toy that features a dog ready to have puppies for Barbie and your little one to take care of and nurture.

Standing at 11 1/2 inches tall — the size of his onscreen character — this Marvel Guardians of the Galaxy Dancing Groot ($30) has eyes that light up as he dances to three programmed songs. The toy also features a listening mode where he dances to kids' music.

This Little Live Pets Cuddles My Dream Kitten ($55) is the cat version of last year's popular Snuggles puppies.

All Rapunzel dolls tied to the new series come with at least nine inches of hair, like this Disney Tangled the Series Rapunzel ($13) that has a bendable braid that is strong enough to hold Rapunzel from the branch of a tree.

In the Fall, this Star Wars — Hero Droid BB-8 ($229) will be able to talk to your child, listen to commands, sense motion, and follow along behind wherever your child goes with the remote.

This Kidizoom Smartwatch DX2 ($60) for kids acts as an Apple Watch and Fitbit all in one with a monster catching game (similar to Pokémon Go without the connectivity) and will inspire them to play games and complete challenges.

This sweet Leap Frog Scoop & Learn Ice Cream Cart ($24, originally $30) helps your child to follow directions, learn about ordering, and use critical thinking skills by running their own ice cream shop.

This absolutely darling Tuck Me In Quilt ($100) features four little sleeping bag sections for your kiddo's stuffed animals, so that everyone can go to sleep together. This limited-edition quilt includes all four stuffed animals pictured, and the box it all comes in turns into a little bed.

Nerf is expanding beyond blasters and into race cars with this Nerf Nitro Motofury Rapid Rally ($50). Each set comes with a blaster, soft, Nerf foam cars, and obstacles the cars will hit. Simply load the car into the blaster and watch as they shoot out across the floor. The blasters are equipped with a safety mechanism that prevents them from shooting out cars unless the device is on the ground.

Part of the mess-free Color Wonder line, this Crayola Color Wonder Magic Light Brush & Drawing Pad ($20) set comes with gel-like paints, which only work on the special Color Wonder papers, and will be in stores in July.

This Play-Doh Kitchen Creations Magical Oven ($25) includes the Magical Oven that not only lights up and makes sounds, but it actually makes the food "rise" (through a lever pushed on the back of the oven).

This 90-piece set of Lego Star Wars Y-Wing Microfighter ($8, originally $10) is the ultimate Star Wars fan's dream.

Ever want to cuddle with a baby tiger? You will after meeting the adorable FurReal Friends Roarin' Tyler ($117). He purrs, opens and closes his mouth, plays with his squeaky toy, and even responds when you roar at him. He just may be the cutest "pet" your kids have ever had! Roarin' Tyler will be available in Fall 2017.

Consider the forthcoming Pokémon Guess to be 21 Questions for Nintendo fans. This Pokémon Trainer Guess Game ($20) asks a series of questions to help narrow down which character you're portraying.

This VTech Go! Go! Smart Friends Shimmering Seashell Castle ($40) with lights, slides, gears, reversible rooms, magic interaction points for mermaid figures, and sounds is going to create hours of play for your little one.

This Happy Places Shopkins Mansion Playset ($52) has 360 degrees of play through a bunch of different rooms — it hits shelves in October.