The Coolest Toys You Can Only Find at Walmart

Did they flip for gold-medalist gymnasts this past summer? Help them channel that energy while building gross motor skills with 10 brightly colored, low-to-the-ground pieces for balancing, creating an obstacle course, building a fort — or anything else your high-energy kid dreams up. And the price for such a big toy (under $20?!) can’t be beat. Ages 3+

The animated Heeler family has won hearts of all ages. This Walmart-exclusive pack gives your kid eight characters to play with, including Bluey, little sister Bingo, and a bunch of school friends (among them Coco and Lucky). The arms move up and down and the figures can sit, making it all the easier for kids to invent scenarios. Ages 3+

Barbie World is an only-at-Walmart line of accessories that lets a child explore new play patterns with their dolls. The playsets are imaginative, fun and affordable, like this hammock that comes with a guitar for songwriting, plus a mini book, a drink cup and … a puppy! Ages 3+

You may not know what LankyBox is, but if your kid is a gamer, they do: It’s a social channel with characters, gaming videos, vibrant animations and more. (In other words, gaming-video paradise.) This surprise-reveal toy contains collectable figures, stickers and charms for a fun unboxing experience. And you will definitely earn cool points for having found it. Ages 3+

We love this heirloom-looking stacker in beautiful primary colors that seems like it’d cost three times the price. A toddler can pull the pieces apart and stack them or nest them, delighting in making the rainbow and honing fine motor skills all the while. 18 months+

Is this the most beautiful LEGO set ever? Any boy or girl would be proud to build this peacock out of the 355 pieces — it’s a satisfying project, and the end result is a beautiful bird for display. And when they’re ready for a new round, they can take it apart to build the dragonfly or butterfly. Ages 7+

You’ll never find a beautiful wooden play kitchen like this one at a better price. It’s large and double-sided, and it comes with 30 play pieces so your kid can “cook” alone or with a playdate. The oven opens, the dials spin and there’s a chalkboard (in case they want to run a little restaurant and post daily specials). Ages 2+

This Darth Vader figure works a bit like a fortune-telling eight-ball: Ask him a yes or no question, press his head and get an answer. He’ll give one of more than 40 possible responses while his eyes light up. It will have the whole family laughing! Ages 4+

This puzzle can be put together with its colors in any place a child chooses, giving them free rein to change the look each and every time. At just 40 pieces, it’s just right to keep a preschooler engaged without overwhelming them, and grooves on the base help guide them as they learn to set the pieces. Ages 3 to 5

LEGO pros and racing fans alike will appreciate this exciting set of two vehicles and mini-figures. The replicas are fun to play with, display and collect — and they even hold appeal for teens and adults. Ages 9+

Your kid gets to “create” their own action figure! They simply … perform an experiment that uses mutation liquid and a finger scanner to reveal the Golden Panther. (Just another day in the lab.) Ages 5+

Every age kid, tween and teen alike loves Squishmallows, the trendy plushes that, as the name suggests, are extra-squishable. In this case, Bluey’s arms are outstretched for a hug. The adorable, mini six-inch size is a Walmart exclusive — and the perfect small gift or stocking-stuffer. Ages 3+

Role-playing “chef” or “baker” is a favorite pretend-play pattern for imaginative kids. With a light-up oven, utensils and play sand that shapes to form dough and toppings, kids can create realistic pizzas over and over again. Ages 3+

Everything miniature is all the rage and only Walmart has this tiny carnival in a cute compact. Nestled inside are a micro doll and eight accessories (including a pet!) for on-the-go play. Ages 4+