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Visit the Great Hall in Hogwarts (almost) for real with this Lego Harry Potter Hogwarts Great Hall Building Kit ($100).

This adorable FurReal Munchin' Rex ($50) responds with over 35 sound-and-motion combinations, hops, and begs with excitement for treats, like broccoli and caveman cookies.

This L.O.L. Surprise! Bigger Surprise! ($90) with over 60 surprises doesn't even come out until Sept. 25, but it's so highly anticipated, it's a bestseller based solely off preorders.

Unicorns and poop are the main stars of Hasbro's Don't Step in It: Unicorn Edition ($20); it has us saying, "If you can't beat 'em (the kids who love the poop craze), join 'em."

This 24-piece Melissa & Doug Examine and Treat Vet Play Pet Set ($21, originally $30) allows your child to become a vet for the family pet and their stuffed animals right in their own living room.

This 18-piece LittleBits Avengers Hero Inventor Kit ($150) lets your kid flex their STEAM muscles.

This Radio Flyer My 1st Wagon ($20) will be forever a classic and makes a great gift.

Baby Alive Potty Dance Baby ($49) does the "potty dance," speaks, blinks, drinks water, "pees" in the potty, and says over 50 phrases in English and Spanish.

With the Fisher-Price Think & Learn Rocktopus ($56) your toddler can learn basic coding through Rocktopus's three modes of play.

Barbie can come to the rescue with this Barbie Care Clinic Vehicle ($53).

Your teen can learn to code in a magical way with the Kano Harry Potter Coding Kit ($100), which allows them to build a wand that responds to their movements.

This Paw Patrol Ultimate Rescue Fire Truck ($60) has a two-foot-tall extendable ladder!

The Monopoly Cheaters Edition ($20) lets players follow, bend, or break the rules to win.

Cozmo ($180), a real-life robot, is ready to be your child's loyal sidekick!

Your kid can act out their favorite scenes from Incredibles 2 with these Junior Supers Action Figures ($15).

After your child opens up all the surprises in their L.O.L. toys, they can engage in imaginative play with this L.O.L. Surprise! House ($200).

The Nerf Rival Prometheus MXVIII-20K ($200) shoots eight foam balls per second!

Ozobot Bit Coding Robot ($47, originally $60) is a pocket-size, basic bot for building early STEAM skills in kids as early as age 6.

Pomsies Patches Plush Interactive Toy ($15) will tell your child when they feel tired, cold, or hungry with adorable light-up eyes, purring, and cute sounds.

With the Lego Boost Creative Toolbox ($160), your child can build, code, and play in numerous ways.

The Hot Wheels Corkscrew Crash Track Set ($49) puts kids' skills to the test with three crash zones and boosted crashing and smashing.

The Osmo Genius Kit ($100) contains five award-winning games that transform your kids' iPad into a hands-on learning tool.

These dino Fingerlings Untamed ($40) come with a jailbreak play set.

The L.O.L. Surprise! Glam Glitter Series Doll ($25) includes seven surprises: a secret message sticker, collectible stickers, a water bottle, shoes, an outfit, a fashion accessory, and an L.O.L. Surprise! glam glitter doll.

Little Live Scruff-A-Luvs ($20) arrive as a sad ball of matted fur, but once your child bathes them, dries them, brushes them, and loves them, they will discover what kind of pet they really are.