With popular children's toys ranging from age appropriate electronics and mind bending obstacle courses to some old favourites, there is no shortage of cool kids toys' and some adults who are in touch with their 'inner child'.

 

Fisher Price, the Laugh and Learn, Love to Play Puppy

For the little 'uns Fisher Price is always a winner. The Laugh and Learn, Love To Play Puppy is an interactive children's toy which teaches baby letters, colours, numbers and parts of the body through singing dancing and playing.

Lego

Where to start? Lego comes in every shape, colour, theme and age bracket. Among the Lego range are Star Wars, Disney princess, Lord of the Rings, Minecraft, Castle, Duplo, Mixels, Architecture, Creator, Fusion, Marvel and DC superheros themed sets.

LeapFrog Electronics

So your child is ready to play games on the iPad, TV or even using a wearable device? LeapFrog has made an entire range of age appropriate devices for children. They are sturdy and built to withstand knocks and bumps, whilst teaching your children through a wide array of apps, games, ebooks and videos which can be found on the LeapFrog app store.

Playmobil

Playmobil is another well-known household brand name when it comes to children's toys. The ranges are appropriate for roughly ages 4-10. The sets come in a wide variety of themes from fairies and princesses, to knights and astronauts along with a few more gender neutral themes.


Xeno Interactive Monster

For boys and girls, Xeno is an adorable baby monster. Xeno will play with you, display over 10 emotions, show 40 different expressions and 80 unique sounds. Xeno responds to touch and will even play games.

Perplexus

The Perplexus is an incredible original toy to test and teach concentration and fine motor skills. Inside the clear plastic sphere is a track or obstacle course. The aim is to lead the small metal ball. The ball rolls around as you tilt and move the sphere slowly moving the metal ball from one level to the next. It¿s tricky and fun, you are also unlikely to finish all 99 levels in the first week.

Razor Crazy Cart

The battery powered go cart uses a new patented drift system, allowing the driver to move in all directions at all times. The unit comes complete with a sealed rechargeable battery and a battery charger, allowing for up to 40 minutes of use. Relying on a variable speed foot pedal for acceleration, a pneumatic front tire and front stabilizing posts, the cart allows for loads of spinning, drifting and cornering.

It appears that the makers of children's toys have actually thought of everything now; doesn't that make you want to be a kid again?