‘Good Housekeeping’ Lists The Best Toys of 2012
When the December issue of Good Housekeeping hits the news-stands next week they will reveal their Best Toys of 2012 list. But here's a sneak peek at the toys that kids love the most, broken down by age categories.
A large group of kids from 3 to 13 got the chance to play with the newest toys on the market, while researchers observed. Most of the toys are priced at less than $25 and many of the top toys to reach the list are toys that can teach the kids while they play. .
Here is the list of toys that won out and their cost:
Good Housekeeping's Best Toys of 2012
Ages 3 and up:
- Hexbug Hive Habitat Set ($35)
- Techno Source Glow Crazy Doodle Dome ($20)
Ages 4 and up:
- T.S. Shure ArchiQuest Architectural Elements ($30)
- Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Playmates Shellraiser ($35)
Ages 6 and up:
- Moose Toys Micro Chargers Loop Track ($20)
- Crayola Marker Airbrush ($25)
- Lego Friends Adventure Camper ($30)
Ages 7 and up:
- Techno Source Codee ($8)
- Playmobil E-Rangers Headquarters
Ages 8 and up:
- Silverlit Porsche 911 Carrera ($80)
- Brain Store ($45)
- Wild Planet Night Sight ($40)
- Hasbro’s Bop It! Smash ($23)
Ages 9 and up:
- K’Nex Atomic Coaster ($71)
Ages 10 and up:
- Ravensburger 3D Building Set ($26)
[NBC News]