Amazon Prime Day 2022: Games And Toys To Buy For Kids

With 100 words in English and Spanish (and songs, instructions and games in both languages), this little book will become a parent or caretaker's best friend. Teach sight words as well as another language to little readers.

Promising review: "This is one of the best toy that i ever purchased for my son, it does attract kids a lot, specially if they are in the stage that they wana start talking. My son is not really playing with his toys alot, but he loves this one, and he grabs it everywhere with him, it does have a lots of words and things to teach kids, all the colours and sounds of the toy is also attracting them." — tony c.

Keep your little ones occupied for hours building castles, animals or just abstract designs. These clear plastic tiles with magnetic borders come in different sizes and shapes to let the creativity flow. They store easier than blocks so they're great to take on trips.

Promising review: "My daughter loved these for 5 years. they really did great. i just noticed i did not write a review. here i am 5 years later. she loved them and they lasted. she walked on them, they fell repeatedly for years on our cement floors, they did not break. magnets popped out of one when she threw it at the floor but that is to be expected. these are some resilient magnets. if my review was helpful please click the yes button below so I know it was helpful, thank you." — Eric

Set your little athlete up for success with this interactive sports center. With a basketball hoop, a soccer net, a light-up scoreboard and other features, your little one will be playing for hours.

Promising review: "My 18-month son loves this toy! We got it for him as a Christmas present and almost 5 months later he still plays with it every time he sees it. We have a 2 floor house and wanted something we could keep downstairs that wouldn't take so much space and have a million pieces. This accomplishes just that! I love that it has two grooves on each of the legs of the base to keep the balls neatly put away when not in use. You can also turn on/off the sound and play." — Cargilper

Is it an action figure? Is it a toy car? Is it some magical version of both that will keep little fingers busy for hours? (It's the last one.) This Optimus Prime action figure from Transformers functions as both a robot toy and a truck with wheels.

Promising review: "I’ve bought my 5-year-old grandson other transformers but they either broke right away or were too complicated to transform! This one was perfect!! He played with it constantly (and was fairly rough with it), and it turned out to be extremely sturdy! He really liked being able to transform it himself after his dad showed him how! His parents were so pleased that they’re ordering him the Bumblebee transformer— the only other one by this manufacturer!" — Joanne

With 24 colors spanning the rainbow, this set of Play-Doh will keep little hands and minds busy at work. Press, roll, smoosh and smash, making all sorts of color combinations.

Promising review: "I swear that play dough has gotten better since I was a kid. This stuff is practically mess free. It doesn’t stick to anything and when any stray little crumbs dry up in a few hours, they are easy to sweep or vacuum away. When pulling old play dough out of a toy with a popsicle stick, the whole thing pops right out and doesn’t leave sticky residue inside of small areas. I use toothpicks and fingernail tools to get it out of any small crevice areas, comes right out! This also doesn’t stain Or leave oily residue! I LOVE play dough because 2 or 3 colors can entertain my EXTREMELY busy toddler for sometimes up to 45 minutes! That’s 45 whole minutes where I’m not chasing a small child around the house. Sometimes I’m even able to make an important phone call or clean something! It’s well worth the money, especially in rainy and cold climates where toddlers can’t always get outside." — Cross-eyed catTop.

A toy that will grow with your little one, this learning walker has an interactive, removable play board with sounds, lights, buttons and a fake telephone. When it's time to start standing and walking, it has a big handle and wheels for stability.

Promising review: "This walker is very easy to assemble and is very sturdy. My daughter loves to push this walker around! My mom bought the blue version for her house. My daughter loved it so much that I bought it in pink. When she isn’t walking, she likes to play with all of the gadgets on the front. There is a peek-a-boo door; it’s her absolute favorite. She is only 8 months old, but she stands with support. The walker does move fast on hardwood, but my daughter just moves right along with it. There have been a few instances where she has gotten underneath the walker too far and almost chanced a fall backward. I figure you will run into this with any walker and I don’t foresee he sustaining any kind of serious injury by doing this. The walker is light-weight. Babies fall when they are learning to walk; that’s just how it is. Anyway, this was a great purchase & I love the colors and farm theme!" — Cheyanne

Turn your living room into the playground with this classic Sit ‘n Spin toy. Suggested for toddlers 18 months and older, it's a great toy to help little ones with sitting up, motor skills and giggles.

Promising review: "So easy to put together. Takes 3 screws that it comes with. It's small, awesome size for someone with a small apartment like us." — Jae

Make learning all sorts of fun with this play math set inspired by the TV show "Numberblocks." Play card and number games, build with blocks and learn colors with this 251-piece set.

Promising review: "My daughter is SOOOO happy to have received these numberblock math links! She loves watching Numberblocks and we’ve purchased other “numberblocks” that weren’t math links and they were awful. I’m sure we will be buying many more packs of these! They stay together nicely and when your kiddo wants to “play” with them and re-enact the tv shows this is a crucial feature!! Highly recommend!!" — AshB403