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The coolest toys for 2021<br />

A look at hot toy trends from the Strategist<br />

This study has been carried out by Liza Corsillo of https://www.polygon.com. New York City’s annual Toy Fair is basically a<br />

childhood fever dream. Life-sized Care Bears, Trolls, and Minions made out of Lego greet you from beneath a set of enormous<br />

vinyl signs advertising the newest Beanie Babies. Here are some favorites:<br />

Baby Yoda<br />

We’ve written about the breakout infant star of The Mandalorian before, including a<br />

particularly adorable plush doll that won’t ship until April. Unfortunately, of all the iterations<br />

of Baby Yoda at the toy fair, none will ship sooner than that. But we did at least find<br />

two excellent Baby Yoda toys that you can preorder now. One of them, from Hasbro, is<br />

an animatronic figure that made waves for its lifelike coos, wagging ears, and blinking<br />

eyes. The other, a figurine from Funko Pop!, is significantly cheaper and would make a<br />

great cubicle accessory. Both will ship this spring.<br />

L.O.L. Surprise! O.M.G. Lights Doll<br />

Morency Goldman says that the unboxing trend, which was originally inspired by YouTube<br />

influencer videos, is still a big deal in <strong>2020</strong>. Early on, unboxing or blind box toys came in<br />

opaque packaging that kept you from knowing exactly what you got until you opened them<br />

up. But now the term includes any toy designed with some sort of surprise reveal — and the<br />

reveals have only gotten more and more creative. For instance, this new line of ’90s-inspired<br />

collectible fashion dolls from L.O.L.<br />

Blume Dolls Series 2 - Fun in the Sun<br />

Skyrocket Blume dolls were the runaway hit of the 2019 holiday season. Their<br />

innovative design uses water to reveal a surprise collectible doll that grows out<br />

of a mini flowerpot when you water it. Blume Series 2 works the same way, but<br />

now the dolls’ squishy foam hair also changes color in the sun.<br />

Blume Baby Pop<br />

Instead of a single doll in a single round flowerpot, Baby Pop gives you five secret reveals.<br />

Pop the five sprouts out of the planter to discover babies or accessories in each one. (The<br />

best part of this whole process is the satisfying pop each sprout makes when you pull it out.)<br />

The planter transforms into a nursery (with one of five secret themes), the lid turns into a<br />

swimming pool with a slide for baby pool parties, and lots of other little surprises hide within.<br />

Theo The Therapy Dog<br />

Another trend Morency Goldman has seen at the fair is around nurturing toys, specifically<br />

pets, which teach empathy and encourage kids to enjoy caring for their pets. But we saw<br />

one toy at the fair that does the nurturing itself. Theo the Therapy Dog is a weighted stuffed<br />

animal designed to provide comfort and a sense of security to children with sensory input<br />

needs. But it would make a great gift for any kid. At two and a half pounds, holding him<br />

in our arms provided a similar soothing feeling to what you get when curling up under a<br />

weighted blanket. And it’s cuter. In addition to being weighted, Theo has an inner pouch of<br />

ceramic beads that emit a gentle lavender scent when heated in the microwave or chilled in<br />

the refrigerator.<br />

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