Here are the 7 Best Toys for Christmas 2013
1. Teksta Robotic Puppy
We think one of the best toys for Christmas 2013 is the amazing new Teksta Robotic Puppy.
Engineered with state-of-the-art artificial intelligence systems,
Teksta’s movements can simulate many emotions, including whimpering,
barking, crying, and making expressive eye patterns. This little robotic
puppy actually responds to voice commands, lights and sounds, and
physical gestures.As your ‘pretend puppy,’ Teksta will fall asleep with you when the sun goes down and wake up eager to see you in the morning. You can snuggle with him in bed, or let him guard your door. With impressive motion technology, you can command Teksta to stop and sit, and you can also teach him to perform his funnest trick of all, a back flip!
There are over 100 different interactive play features with Teksta, and your kids will surely be delighted and inspired by this fun and friendly robotic puppy.
2. Sleeping Beauty Zombie Doll
Sleeping Beauty Zombie Doll
This is what their website says about these creatures…"The world's most beautiful and recognizable characters are now available with a unique and sophisticated twist; The Once Upon a Zombie Dolls are a line of highly detailed, articulated fashion dolls, featuring rooted hair and beautiful glass eyes." But looking like Zombie princesses come back from the dead, with lightning streak scars, and stitches!
3. Disney Infinity
Disney Infinity
The Disney Infinity Starter Pack includes: Video Game, INFINITY Base, 3 INFINITY Figures: Mr. Incredible, Jack Sparrow, and Sulley plus 3 INFINITY Play Sets: Monsters University, Pirates of the Caribbean, and The Incredibles. plug Disney figurines into any current gaming platform. Get it today at Amazon.com!
4. Flutterbye Flying Fairies
These adorable flying fairies are a big hit with young girls. You may have seen them on TV or as you walk into Walmart. They are sure to be a big hit with young girls this Christmas. They are more like ‘hovering’ fairies, flying over your hand with sensors. Fun and cute!
Remote controlled cars, helicopters, and planes have long been the province of boys and guys. They were designed to look manly and perform to the extreme, and finding girls interested in the area was something of a rarity. In line with the recent move to create feminine versions of popular toys to more closely align with traditional girls’ tastes, Spin Master has created the Flutterbye Flying Fairies, a remote controlled helicopter that is actually a flying fairy.
Buy Flutterbye Flying Fairies for your little girl this Christmas.
5. Furby Boom!
Furby Boom
Collect and hatch virtual Furblings to fill your city in the Furby Boom app, and try to get the golden Furblings egg. Use the Furby Boom app to give your Furby Boom creature virtual food, checkups, showers and more.
Furby Boom will remember the name you give it and the names of other Furby Boom friends it meets. Furby Boom has more than twice as many possible responses as the previous Furby, and how you treat Furby Boom will shape its personality.
Read reviews of Furby Boom or buy now at Amazon.com.
6. Barbie Digital Makeover Mirror
Barbie Digital Makeover Mirror
Facial tracking technology keeps the digital makeup in place as the girl moves, just like she’s really wearing it. Girls can make a digital scrapbook of their favorite makeover looks to rememer and show to their friends. Your daughter will be excited to see this cool new technology awaiting her on Christmas morning.
7. Cuddles My Giggly Monkey
This brand new, adorable monkey toy becomes an enjoyable friend for boys and girls. With over 100 different responses, Cuddles My Giggly Monkey can play, giggle, respond to rocking by closing his eyes, and lots more. Click here to read Amazon customer reviews or to buy this toy at Amazon.com. Cuddles is soft, friendly and interactive. Many kids are hoping to find a Cuddles under the tree this year.
I hope this Best Toys for Christmas 2013 List is helpful to you in deciding what will be great gifts for your children this year.
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