13 Prime Day Toy Deals on Things Our Kids Love (2025)

Amazon Prime Day It is a powerful way to Store anything Your little heart may desire. Sure, there is Great deals to have On everything from Apple equipment to Laptops to Power banksbut smaller, more trivial items are also on sale Beauty deals As you will see below, games.

Of course these can be good gifts for any guy in your life. Or you can pick up some items while they are on sale before Angel Tree season. But if you’re also in tune with your inner child, maybe it’s time to treat yourself to one of these WIRED-approved trivia. Check out our list for The best Amazon Prime Day deals under $100 For additional options.

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Squishmallow 20 Inch Diane Beach Bigfoot Plush

Oh, my God? Do you see this thing? It’s a bigfoot. With rainbow dyed hair. They are literally so cool and comfortable looking. I didn’t own it (although I might have after writing this story), but I… He owns I was the proud owner of a similarly styled Squishmallow, and the top of the hair in these styles is fluffy and soft. Your very own Sasquatch, complete with tiny footprints, is more than half off the regular price. The 20-inch Squishmallow is oversized and works well as a pillow or backrest, though it may be too large to fit on your bed unless you’re willing to split up a large piece of real estate. I haven’t met a single Squishmallow toy that I didn’t like or that was poorly made – it’s largely up to personal preference.

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Why buy your child a dream house, a castle, and a car when you can give him a kit to assemble his own tools, plus many other things? Magna-Tiles are colorful and versatile but at a regular price of $50 for 32 clear geometric shapes, they’re not cheap. This Prime Day deal drops the price to $35, or just over $1 each. Grab two and let your child’s imagination run wild.

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Lego

Dried Flower Centerpiece from Icons (Botanical Collection)

This Lego set is full of gorgeous fall colors and looks great on a shelf or table once you’re done building. It’s a split design, so you can build it side by side with someone else if you wish (although I personally never could). This product is now discontinued, meaning you can only get it from third-party merchants and not from Lego directly. Features gerbera daisies, roses and pieces made from plant-based sugarcane plastic. It also makes great White elephant gift.

More game offers

• Squishmallow 20-Inch Caedyn Cream Cow with Pink Spots for $24 ($10 off): I’m happy to announce that I have just purchased this pink-spotted cow, and would gladly give up bed space to house her.
• Squishmallow 5-Inch Austin Avocado Plush for $5 ($5 off): These tiny little plushs cost just $1 per inch. At this point it may be cheaper than an actual avocado.
• Squishmallows 12-Inch Maui the Pineapple Plush for $9 ($8 off): This medium sized plush features a goofy little smile, a crown of green leaves, and many very happy customer reviews.
• Play-Doh 22 packs in assorted colors: This is an enormous set of Play-Doh for a child, who can spend a month or more mixing and building until it inevitably comes off the top and turns it to dust.
• Lego Halloween Barn for $10 ($5 off): Set the tone for the spooky season with this kid-friendly design featuring a skeleton minifigure.
• Clixo Super Rainbow for $72 ($18 off): This versatile toy allows groups to quickly build colorful creations and is small enough to travel with. This is a 60-piece pack that contains plenty of materials for a large build.
• Blind Box Prime Day Deals: I learn more about these things every day, but I know that everyone has their own interests. I can’t tell you the #1 thing worth buying (yet!)
• Melissa & Doug Wooden Scoop and Ice Cream Serving for $36 ($35 off – Lightning Deal): Don’t tell my 2 year old niece this, but I’m going to buy her these for Christmas. I bought a doll from this brand for my mother about 18 years ago, and my family just got rid of it in 2023.
• Crayola Color Wonder Magic Light Brush Station for $16 ($16 off): I can’t believe Crayola’s Color Wonder line still exists. Except I totally can, because it’s the coolest. Children can color with water; Parents enjoy doodles without worrying about clothes or furniture. This station is the right size for travel too.
• Blue Marble National Geographic Rock Tumbler Set for $52 ($13 off): The magic of time and friction turns almost any rock into a polished gemstone thanks to this tool, which is sure to be a big hit with kids who are exploring the natural world and then have something to show off.

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