Overall ranking : Toys & Interactive Gadgets

The floating house from Pixar's Up, rebuilt with its signature balloons for display.

The natural-rubber giraffe teether first made in Paris in 1961, with hand-painted spots, in gift-ready packaging.

An 18-inch Umbreon plush stretched out in a sleeping pose, an officially licensed Pokémon product from Jazwares.

An 858-piece, 1:16 scale buildable '62 Chevy pickup with opening doors, decals, metal hub caps and an exclusive 1:64 metal car.

A portable musical playhouse with 50+ sounds and songs, three Little People figures and furniture.

A Montessori-inspired play gym with five development zones, wooden batting ring and organic cotton toys for baby's first year.

A 50-piece magnetic set with a modular fire truck, an extendable ladder and a light and sound tile.

A buildable LEGO figure of Stitch, complete with his ice cream cone, for fans of Lilo & Stitch.

A camera-based game console that tracks body movement: no controllers, up to 4 players, 5 games included.

A detailed LEGO Technic model of the Corvette Stingray, built for display more than play.

A 43-inch, three-story dollhouse with a working elevator, slide, pool and 75+ storytelling pieces.

A 23-inch weighted black cat plush (5 lbs or 2.13 lbs) with a microwavable or chillable inner pad.

A light-filled Bauhaus-style Playmobil house with two figures, a furnished living room and a solar system.

A kids' jewelry box with a spinning horse that turns to Home on the Range when the lid opens.

A lifelike interactive Samoyed puppy with silky fur, blinking eyes, weighted paws and 60+ reactions.

Bluey's house with four rooms, a fold-down patio, Bandit's BBQ and the four Heeler family figures.

One sealed blind box from The Monsters Have a Seat series: a 5.9-inch Labubu vinyl plush, design unknown until opened.

The Batmobile from The Dark Knight, with minifigures of Two-Face and the Joker for confrontation play.

Pink Soothe 'n Snuggle Otter: breathing belly, 30 minutes of sound and light, machine washable once the electronics are out.