Best Holiday Toys Under $20 - Editors' Picks
by LauraM
on November 25, 2008
We're all looking for ways to save money this Christmas so the editors here at Toy Whimsy decided to help out by putting together a series of posts sharing toy picks under $20, $15, and $10. Popular toys, sought after toys, and some that you might have missed make up our helpful lists. I think you'll find a little something for all the kids on your list.
Toy Editor's Picks for Best Holiday Toys Under $20
- For the new baby - Munchkin Mozart Magic Cube
- For the active toddler - Hasbro Ball-tivity Center
- For the preschooler who loves cars - Mega Bloks Tiny n' Tough Race n' Go Rig
- For the preschoolers who loves dolls - Hasbro Baby Alive Sip 'N Slurp Doll
- For your little Princess - Barbie and the Diamond Castle Princess Liana Doll
- For the LEGO lover - LEGO Star Wars Anakin's Fighter
- For the Creative Kid - Crayola Color Explosion Glow Board
- For the kid who loves action heroes - Hulk Smash Hands
- For a 'tween who loves remote controls - Air Hog Havoc Heli
- For a 'tween who loves Hannah Montana - Hannah Montana Doll with Light Up Guitar
- For the Family with kids under 6 - Cat in the Hat I Can Do That Game
- For the Family with kids over 6 - Wild Planet Hyper Dash
We have even more suggestions here, and we'll be posting this week about great toys under $15 and toys under $10.
Editor's note: Seems that we are now out of stock on Anakin's Racer LEGO set. Not to worry, we have plenty of other LEGO sets under $20. Click here to see more LEGO under $20.
--Laura McMullan
jeff nolan on November 25, 2008 at 12:55 PM
The Anakin's Fighter LEGO kit is $40... fails the "under $20" filter.
Bill Anderson on November 25, 2008 at 02:27 PM
The Anakin's Fighter LEGO kit is $19.63 at amazon.com and $19.79 at Target.
Adam on November 26, 2008 at 06:54 PM
While the prices are great, my 1 and 3 year old sons would be bored with these toys in 15 minutes. They don't appear to have any redeeming educational value, but appeal to Hollywood marketing or are just plain busy. Where are the toys that provoke curiosity, not just visual or audio stimulation?