Sure, this Cyber Monday, you’re likely scouring the best deals on big-ticket items (think smart TVs and laptops).
But the biggest shopping day of the year isn’t a time to forego all the great deals on this year’s hottest toys.
Whether you’re shopping for your youngest in the pack or your niece or nephew, it’s important to find something (1) that they don’t already have and (2) will make Christmas feel oh-so-magical.
That’s why we rounded up the 12 best Cyber Monday toy deals of 2022 for you to snag, shop and save. Top retailers include Amazon and Target — and, of course, Walmart — but we also rallied together a bunch of others for you to shop from.
Ahead, find the best gifts for one-year-olds (and older) that’ll excite like no other.
As seen in our guide to the best gifts for one-year-olds, the Melissa & Doug Multi-Sensory Pineapple Soft Stacker Infant Toy is sure to be a hit this year. Not only is it great for learning different textures but it just looks cute.
2. Best Choice Products Ride-On Truck, $190, original price: $245
Give the gift every youngin’ wants: a ride-on truck. Impressively, this sleek and heavy duty model from Best Choice Products is just shy of $200 on Amazon. Plus, it’s nicer than half of the human cars we’ve driven.
3. Teamson Kids Little Chef Chelsea Play Kitchen, $119, original price: $224
OK, Pinterest came to life — in kids form. The Teamson Kids Little Chef Chelsea Play Kitchen is the aesthetically pleasing countertop of our dreams, clad with gold hardware and a more-than-50%-off discount. Pro tip: buy it.
4. Barbie Dreamhouse, $150, original price: $199
We’ve always dreamed of having a Barbie Dreamhouse, so snag it for the little girl in your life for just $150 at Target. It comes with everything you’ll need (including a hot pink slide) and its three-story build is a sight to see.
5. Arcade1up Pac-Man Jr. Arcade, $180, original price: $300
To complete your basement’s game room or playroom, there’s nothing more unique than the Arcade1up Pac-Man Jr. Arcade. For more than $100 off, it brings a classic nostalgic flair to any Christmas tree.
6. LEGO Classic Bricks (1504 Pieces), $50, original price: $70
Don’t know what to get this holiday season? You simply can’t go wrong with the tried-and-true timeless LEGOs. This 1504-piece set is just $50 at Walmart, making it a great all-in-one bundle to snag for your niece or nephew.
7. SainSmart Jr. Wooden Train Set, $35, original price: $50
Satisfy their train set dreams with the SainSmart Jr. Wooden Train Set. For just $35, it comes with a motorized track and all the blocks and cars to have a full-on transit system in your playroom.
8. All-New Amazon Fire HD 8 Kids Pro Tablet, $80, original price: $150
As one of the best Cyber Monday toy deals we’ve seen, grab the All-New Amazon Fire HD 8 Kids Pro Tablet for less than $100. It comes in a bunch of fun colors, displays all your favorite games and apps all in one interface and is one of the best kids tablets on the market.
9. Chuckle & Roar Spaceship Pop-Up Kids Play Tent, $14, original price: $20
Who doesn’t want a trip to space? Add the Chuckle & Roar Spaceship Pop-Up Kids Play Tent to your cart for just $14. It’ll be a hit, whether for “secret mission” playtime or a safe haven for bedtime story-reading.
10. Amy & Benton Toddler Piano, $20, original price: $59
Not only is the Amy & Benton Toddler Piano oh-so-cute, but it’s on a phenomenal discount right now. You surely can’t pass up this $20, girly-as-can-be toy that’ll have any little one dancing and smiling.
11. Rainbocorns Fairycorn Surprise Series 4, $13, original price: $25
The Rainbocorns Fairycorn Surprise Series 4 is full of magic, and is a toy that’s trending this Cyber Monday. With real fairy rings, it’s perfect for the little kid who’s a curiosity-seeker.
12. Paw Patrol City Rescue Vehicle Playset, $23, original price: $30
Also trending right now is the Paw Patrol City Rescue Vehicle Playset, complete with three movie rescues, a rotating vehicle launcher and all the extra pieces to make the ultimate play bundle this year. Plus, it’s less than $25.
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