 
| Age 1-3 Years Let's face it, toddlers need distractions, too. These toys are meant to entertain, and possibly even teach them a little in the process. |
 
| Age 3-5 Years Preschoolers are all about doing things by themselves. The tech toys for them are geared toward kid-size versions of grown up gadgets, as well as devices that encourage learning in a fun way. |
 
| Age 5-10 Years Toys for the big kids include musical instruments made out of paper, Nerf's latest blaster, and gear for your budding James Bond. |
 
| Fisher-Price Disney's Rock Star Mickey
(2-4 years) Learn the secrets to being a classic rock star with the Disney Rock Star Mickey from Fisher-Price ($41.24 list). Jam out as Mickey kicks across the floor, bobs his head to new tunes, and drops into a Mickety-Split. As you learn move after move, you'll find yourself thinking: Now, that's one talented mouse. |
 
| Fisher-Price Laugh & Learn Apptivity Case Fisher-Price Laugh & Learn Apptivity Case
(6+months)($14.24 list) lets babies enjoy their very own apps while protecting mom or dad's iPhone or iPod touch device! Simply place the Apple device into the case, twist the lock, and the electronics are protected from baby's dribbles and drool. The durable rubber case has a clear film to cover the screen, plus a home button lockout feature to prevent unwanted call-making. Easy-grasp handles are sized just right for baby to hold. |
 
| Sesame Street Let's Rock Elmo
(18 months and up) Elmo's back, and this time, the little monster's ready to rock. Dressed in a concert-style tee, Let's Rock Elmo ($54.85 list) takes the stage singing and making music—and preschoolers can too. Elmo comes with his very own microphone and two instruments – a tambourine and a drum set. |
 
| LeapFrog My Own Story Time Pad
(2-4 years) The LeapFrog My Own Story Time Pad ($29.99 list) offers personalized play, stories and activities on a tablet just for little learners! Children can watch fun animations and listen to stories, emails and music as they explore the world of Scout & Friends. |
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