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2009 Great Toy Guide
Every year there are new toys that come out to help children’s imaginations grow. 2009 has proven to be a great year in terms of exciting new toys from stuffed animals to learning toys, to building sets, check out this guide to the latest and greatest toys of this year.
Elmo is one of the hottest new toys of 2009. He talks, he sings, he laughs he dances. Many children enjoy watching Sesame Street and look forward to the last 20 minutes which is Elmo’s World. This darling toy has been a hit in 2009.
Another big hit with little kids has been the ride on animal toys. From horses, to dogs to dinosaurs, your child can ride on an animal while it neighs, barks, or roars and moves around. While these ride on toys can run you $100-$500, they provide hours of fun for your little guy or gal.
For girls, one of the top toys is American Girl dolls. Most girls ages 5-10 know all about them. With their beautiful hair and darling historical outfits and books, they are all the rage. Other 18 inch dolls and clothes are also available for lower prices.
Barbie dolls are popular as well as princesses. Princess dress up costumes from fancy Cinderella dresses to Sleeping Beauty costumes and accessories can provide years of dress up play and fun for your Disney fanatic.
For boys, Magnetix are in right now. From roller coasters to galaxys, your child can create nearly anything with these creative toys. Legos are also very popular with boys and they can make and create anything with them. They spend hours working on Lego projects.
A Build a Bear wearing boy clothes is also a great gift for young boys. Build a Bear items are inexpensive, quality and provide hours of cuddly fun for your little animal lover at home.
Older children also like to play and create. For 10+ try an art set, scrapbook, digital camera or other creative items to help them learn and grow. At this age, many children like to read books, listen to music, and watch DVDs. Ear piercing is a popular gift for girls ages 10 and over.
Don’t forget the babies. Babies like to play with toys too. While they are not very old, they do need attention. A lullaby glowworm is a great gift for babies and it provides a nightlight as well as a song to help your little one go to sleep.
Whether you have a baby, toddler, young child, or older child, this guide should help you find the hottest new toys in 2009. Many online retailers will offer sales and free shipping on their toy websites, so check them out before heading out to your local super store. Best of luck finding a great toy for every child in your family!
About the Author
Shelby Strong is an at home mom of 3 kids. She enjoys running an online store called My Cute Dressups where she sells Cinderella Dresses, and other princess costumes like Sleeping Beauty dresses, Snow White costumes, princess accessories, boy costumes and more.
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