22 Best Bluey Gifts: What to Get a Kid Who Loves the Animated Blue Heeler

Inexpensive gift, travel toy, something to keep a kid occupied when you take them out to a restaurant — this new Crayola pack could have a lot of uses. It includes 32 coloring pages and more than 50 Bluey-themed stickers. You provide your own markers or crayons for the coloring. The kids will put the stickers everywhere, but that's part of the fun! Ages 3+

Kids who love trucks and parents who want a break from electronic toys will both appreciate this rolling firetruck with a ladder that raises and a firehose that comes out and retracts. It includes two figures, Bluey and Bingo, plus Bingo's puppet, Bob Bilby. A sticker sheet helps kids set the scene with traffic cones and Aussie touches like a "kangaroo crossing" sign. But there are no lights and sounds with this one, and no batteries required. Ages 3+

Every-age person loves Squishmallows, the soft and squishy characters that make sweet bedtime pals and daytime toys. This Bluey with arms outstretched is new and a perfect 10-inch size. You can pair it with the 10-Inch Bingo HugMees so the siblings are together. And you can buy Dad the 10-Inch Bandit HugMees for all the family feels.

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There are 18 wooden pieces for a pretend tea party in this set, plus an invitation your child can hand out to invite a guest. It includes a tea tray, two tea cups and two tea biscuits. If your child is more a fan of "the barbie," as the Australians call the grill, there's also a fun wooden Bluey BBQ and Salad Set. Ages 3+

Kids can be just as delighted getting a "big kid desk" as a toy if it gets to be all their own. This Bluey chair with a built-in desk has a storage bin beneath and a cupholder for your child's crayons or markers. It has more than 5,000 five-star Amazon reviews but note that it does require assembly. A related and inexpensive gift: A cute Bluey Pop Up Hamper to hold laundry or toys in a kid's room. Ages 3+

This is a good under-$35 gift idea for kids who are active, musical and love Bluey. They can use Dance Party Mode or hit the drums to their heart's content. "My 4-year-old liked the toy giving her directions and asking her questions. She and her 1-year-old sister enjoyed dancing to the music," a parent told us. Another said, "My son very proudly showed off the toy to others." Requires 3 AA batteries. Ages 3+

This adorable board book gets near-perfect reviews on Walmart. My favorite comment might be an adult saying this helped her learn the side characters (relatable). One-year-olds will love staring at all the doggie faces and hearing you read about what games each dog friend likes to play. There are 18 sturdy pages. Ages 1+

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Play Tents can be popped up and then folded down in seconds. This one is Bluey's house with a roll-up door, a window hatch (not shown) and a skylight that kids can poke their head through. Let them use it as their little playroom with a playdate, or, for quiet time, it makes a great reading nook. It's about 40 inches high and the footprint is 28 inches square. Ages 2+

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We recently tested this new kit and it was a hit. The Color Wonder markers make secret images appear. "As my kids colored Bluey, other things appeared. Clouds, birds in the sky and more," a parent said. "It was easy to take on-the-go. As a parent, I love that this is a mess-free activity that I can use at home and bring anywhere and not have to worry about them coloring on things they're not supposed to." This set has four sheets of metallic Bluey-themed stickers and eight Color Wonder markers. Ages 3+

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This under-$15, interactive and electronic Bluey toy phone has more than 1,800 five-star reviews on Amazon. It keeps button-pushing kids happy as they set rings tones, listen to messages from Bluey and friends, play songs and try games using the simple screen. Kids can talk into it and get phrases back. It's a great gift and useful for keeping kids occupied in the back seat. Requires 2 AAA batteries. Ages 3 to 6

Fans can visit the Heeler home (for real life!) with an adventure at CAMP stores in NYC, Philadelphia, Boston or Chicago (and in Houston beginning in February 2025). Tickets include a 50-minute experience, including a meet-and-greet with Bluey and Bingo. GH staffers visited the NYC location with their kids and raved about the immersive elements, including "counselors" that play Bluey's favorite games, like Keepy Uppy and Magic Asparagus.

This Good Housekeeping Best Toy Awards winner last year has a cup holder inside and a “spare tire” for storage on the back that were huge hits with our home testers. “My 3-year-old learned new skills: how to steer, go in a straight line, turn left or turn right,” one parent said. This makes sounds and is powered by a rechargeable 6V battery, included, that makes the car move by itself — not fast, just up to 1.5 mph. Ages 2 to 5 and up to 55 lbs

Preschoolers love to play pretend, and a play kitchen is a classic toy for inventing imaginary recipes and chef scenarios. This interactive kitchen makes sounds, plays music and phrases from the show and even lights up. It's a little over 3 feet tall and comes with 20 play pieces, including a pretend omelette, hamburger and a duck-shaped cake (plus the chef's hat!). Requires 3 AAA batteries. Ages 3+

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This cool guitar is another Best Toys winner. A product tester told us, “My 4-year-old was so excited to see a cartoon toy in real life” because this instrument is featured in the show. Another said, "The sounds were surprisingly crisp for a kids’ toy.”

Kids jam along to the show's theme or nine other melodies. When they're feeling creative, they can make their own music, changing up the sounds to mimic 10 different instruments and adding sound effects. Requires 2 AA batteries. Ages 3 to 6

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Let your toddler play parent to this baby Bluey and take off and put on Bluey's nappy (that's Australian for diaper). The plush is just 6.5-inches tall so it's easy to stash it in your own diaper bag. It might even help you keep your child's hands busy while you're changing their diaper during outings. Ages 3+

This 11-inch Heeler home is celebration-themed with banners and a duck-shaped birthday cake. The Bluey figure wears a party hat so kids can act out a Bluey birthday party. There are 11 pieces of furniture but only one figure so you might want to add more, like this four-piece set of Bluey, Bingo, Bandit and Chilli or this set with friends Snickers, Honey and Coco. Ages 3+

If you're looking for a gift that low-key helps your child with their fine motor skills, this wooden stacking game is fun. Teach your child to stack them by carefully pinching and moving the figures into place along the wooden planks. Or use them to count and practice math, or role-play and have them talk with each other to boost vocabulary. They come stored in a tube that makes it easy to put them away. Ages 3+

Time to go shopping! This plastic, rolling shopping cart is nearly 20 inches high and comes with eight cardboard pretend groceries. Pair it with the Bluey Cash Register and two kids can play "store" together. Ages 3+

This is one of my all-time favorite games (it's all about the Pop-O-Matic die roller) and the Bluey theme, an Amazon exclusive, makes it extra cute. Bluey, Bingo, Bandit and Chilli race to get inside the finish zone. There are special spaces with a scooter, magic xylophone and magic asparagus. This is a Bluey toy that adults can play with too! Requires 2 to 4 players. Ages 5+