Target’s Top Toys List Reveals Hottest Christmas Toys of 2019
Target’s top toy list for Christmas 2019 is here!
Target’s playful mascot Bullseye just finished making his hottest toys of 2019 list which features popular characters like PAW Patrol and Barbie and top brands like Fisher-Price, Beyblade, L.O.L. Surprise! and Ryan’s World. In addition, five more toys from Bullseye’s Top Toys list will be revealed later this fall, including Target exclusives from Disney’s Frozen 2 and Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker.
We studied Bullseye’s list and rounded up 10 of the toys we think will be the hottest at Target this holiday season. While we’re not quite ready for the holidays yet, peak gift-shopping season is just around the corner and we want to be prepared.
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Here’s a sneak peek of 10 toy favorites!
1. Fisher-Price Linkimals Smooth Moves Sloth (ages 9 months and up)
This Linkimals Smooth Moves Sloth gets your baby moving and learning with lights, music, songs, and dancing. Press the buttons on its feet to learn about numbers, colors and more. When the sloth recognizes other Linkimals friends (sold separately), they work together to create a synchronized music and light show!
2. Animal Planet Extreme T-Rex Adventure Playset (ages 5 and up)
Get ready for a one-of-a-kind adventure with this Target exclusive! Animal Planet brings the world of dinosaurs to life with this Extreme T-Rex Adventure Playset. This 14-piece set includes a giant T-Rex, small dinosaur, action figure, tree house with vines, airplane, fossil bones and accessories!
3. LeapFrog RockIt Twist (ages 4-8)
Twist, turn, play and learn with the RockIt Twist! Four sides of colorful light-up controls include buttons, dials, a spinner, slider, switch and D-pad to provide a totally unique hand-held gaming experience. Twelve preloaded games teach skills like literacy, math, problem-solving and creativity and additional game packs can be purchased separately.
4. Poopsie Rainbow Surprise Slime Kit (ages 6 and up)
Give your slime a makeover with this Poopsie Chasmell Rainbow Slime Kit! This kit features over 35 surprises including colorless DIY slime along with a rainbow of makeup your child can use on themselves or as a mix-in for their slime. Store slime in the airtight storage case or in the cloud compartments on the outside of the case.
5. Ryan’s World Mega Mystery Treasure Chest (ages 3 and up)
This Target exclusive is the biggest Ryan’s World unboxing experience yet! When your child opens this pirate-themed Ryan’s World Mega Mystery Treasure Chest, they’ll find 8 secret compartments, each containing surprises and skeleton keys to unlock them. The chest doubles as a storage case and comes in three different versions, including one that’s ultra-rare!
6. Little Live Scruff-A-Luvs Real Rescue Electronic Pet in Pink (ages 4 and up)
With over 30 life-like sounds and interactions including shivering, whimpering, feeding, hiccups, and a heartbeat, this Real Rescue Scruff-a-Luv reacts to how you nurture it – just like a real rescue pet would! This pink Scruff-A-Luv is only available at Target.
7. Marvel Avengers Titan Hero Series (ages 4 and up)
Target’s exclusive Titan Hero Figure 8-Pack includes Iron Man, Captain America, Black Widow, Thor, Rocket Raccoon, Hulk, Marvel’s War Machine, and Marvel’s Nebula. This set comes with a Titan Hero Power FX port so when the Titan Hero Power FX pack (sold separately) is connected, the figures activate with character-specific sounds and phrases!
8. Cool Maker Go Glam Nail Stamper Kit (ages 8 and up)
This GO GLAM Nail Stamper is fun and easy to use for creating custom manicures in minutes. Just pop a pattern into the machine, paint your nails with the base coat, and press to stamp! When you’re ready for a new look, it’s easy to redo and customize your next manicure.
9. Pictionary Air Game (ages 8 and up)
Pictionary Air is a hilarious new way to play the classic family drawing game. Draw in the air and see it on your device in this exciting take on the quick-draw classic. Download the Pictionary Air app to your smartphone or tablet, point the in-app camera at the illustrator, and they’ll appear, along with their sketch, on the screen.
10. PJ Masks PK Seeker Toy Vehicle (ages 3 and up)
Be on the lookout for the Nighttime Villains with the PJ Masks PJ Seeker! Featuring lights, sounds, and a show-inspired design, the PJ Masks PJ Seeker can fit up to four vehicles in the detachable carrier and up to three 3″ PJ Masks figures in the cabin.
Want to see more of the toys Target predicts will be hot this holiday season? Visit Target.com to view the entire Bullseye’s Top Toy List of 2019!
Seriously, where is Nintendo Switch Lite on this list?!
That’s only a few on the list. If you click the link at the end it’s on there.
The Switch Lite is not on Target’s list, looks like just the original Switch.
I think they know that will fly off the shelf so maybe they’re pushing other toys? 🙂
really i have the switch i would not bother to get the same switch just lighter waste of money doing that
The Switch Lite is definitely top on my daughters list! And it is just the regular Switch in this post…
its just toys not computer games
The nail stamper looks really cool
I was thinking the same thing! SO neat!
Does anyone have the nail stamper. I have a girl that loves all things to do with her fingernails so she would love it. Just curious how well it stamps. Seems to have high rating on Target’s site.
I don’t have this particular set but these have been around for years now. I actually really like it!(when I’m not to lazy to do my nails) it works really well! Theres a bit of a learning curve to get it to look perfect and not smudge but it’s really not hard.
Anybody’s kiddo have the LeapFrog Twist? Looks interesting for my 5 year old, but I’m worried she won’t use it much since she has a Kindle Kids.
It doesn’t look like the Twist is a tablet at all. It is just Leap Frog brand.
It’s more of an interactive toy and not a tablet, Jes!
Grabbed the Ryan toy chest thing. I can return it, I guess, if my son doesn’t show interest before Christmas l…but my 4yo LOVES him and I think he will love opening it. He needs absolutely nothing b/c my oldest son has so many toys he now uses so I was struggling a bit to figure out Christmas ideas for him. Thanks for posting!!
You are so welcome and I hope he loves it, NV!
I think the leap frog twist looks really cool! I’m just not sure how my two would do with sharing something like that. But at that price, I definitely don’t want to buy two!
I have 3 kids and they all want the Nintendo lite
why everyone was the nintendo lite? whats the difference? isn;t better to get the regular switch? thinking of bying a swith for my kids this crhistmas but now i m confused to which one should I get
Here’s a good article. If you have the $300 to spend it seems like the newer Switch (with a longer battery life) is a better value vs the Lite.
https://www.cnet.com/how-to/nintendo-switch-lite-vs-new-switch-vs-old-switch-how-to-choose-tell-the-difference/
real waste of money getting the nintendo lite if you have the first one
Owleez and booty shaking lama need to be added to the list
Thanks so much for the suggestions, Kg!
Nothing on the lists impress me or my kids. These are almost the same toys from last years just different designs and Slime is getting old.