Kmart Toys Will Fill Every Request on Your Holiday List
Recently I had the chance to review 13 of the toys included in the Kmart Toys Holiday Book. I received these Kmart toys for free but all opinions featured in this post are my own or the opinions of my children who reviewed the toys also.
When looking for the best ideas to fill the request on their holiday wish list, look no further than Kmart Toys.
Discover the Holiday Fab 15 Kmart Toys
Holidays at my house include toys for children of all ages but sometimes I just don’t know what the hot and trendy toys are. Kmart has taken the guess workout of holiday shopping with their Kmart Toys Book. This book not only contains the top toys kids want but it features the TOP FAB 15 Toys.
I have organized the Kmart toys list by recommended age category but as always parents are allowed to use their own discretion and these are the manufacturer’s recommendations based on part size.
The list of Fab 15 Kmart Toys for children up to age 3:
18 months +
Big Hugs Elmo- This Elmo is big enough to give your little one a great big Elmo hug. At 23 inches tall, he will be providing big hugs for years to come. He is top on my list for my young nephew as I know he will enjoy cuddling up with him at nap time for a lullaby and dancing along to his songs during playtime.
Disney Sofia the First Dress up Trunk- This trunk has everything a little princess needs to hold court. Her very own Princess Sofia dress comes with matching gloves, tiara,wand and purse. My daughter just wishes she was a little smaller so she could add this to her list. (Kmart Exclusive)
3 years +
Disney Doc McStuffins Get Better Check Up Center – Kitchen sets were so last year according to the kids who want this Check up Center. They can heal all their stuffed animals and have them better in no time.
Imaginext Rescue City Center – If this is their first Imaginext set or just an addition to their collection, they will be pleased with fun inside. Even little girls love playing “super hero” and saving the city from danger. My favorite feature is the included batteries so there is no hunting around on Christmas morning to get all the sounds and actions started.
Flutterbye Fairy Pink – Flying Flower Fairies – This fairy appears to float in the air when it is released spinning from its base. It is simple enough for younger hands to operate and will keep them entertained with delightful fairy magic.
Leap Pad Ultra Learning Tablet- This tablet allows your child to engage in educational activities while playing. Now you can keep your tablet safe and let them learn and explore safely on theirs.
2013 Holiday Collector Barbie – I remember wishing for the new Holiday Barbie every year because of the fantastic gowns and gorgeous designs. This doll is beautiful enough for collecting but my daughter believes she makes the perfect “Ice Queen” and should hold court in the Barbie Mansion. (Kmart Exclusive)
Disney Planes Pilot Pals Dusty Crophopper – Remote Controlled Plane- Even without the remote control action the sounds Dusty Crophopper makes will keep your Disney Planes fan thrilled. The remote control makes it easy to fly Dusty on your own or using the 3 programmed options.
Check out the list of Kmart Toys for kids over 3.—->> Kmart Toys Part 1
Check out all the toys in the Kmart Toys Holiday Book!
Thanks to Kmart’s generosity we will donating all of the Kmart toys sent for review to a local charity so they can be given to a family in need this holiday season. You can do the same with a new unique program Kmart has called Shop Your Way Charity Gift Registry. Kmart has teamed up with Share Our Strength’s No Kid Hungry® campaign to allow members and gift-givers the opportunity to donate Fab 15 Kmart toys to children in need at www.shopyourway.com/
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