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Top Ten Toys of 2009: Mom Approved!

Your kids think Santa just *knows* what they want to find under the tree on Christmas morning, but what happens when Santa doesn’t really *know* what to leave?!?  Cool Baby Kid and The Not-So-Blog have compiled a list of the things our children are asking for this holiday season in hopes of helping parents, grandparents, aunts, uncles and even Santa himself select a gift that brings magic, fun and a smile to the face of your child!

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Keep in mind, the kids’ lists were WAY longer than we could post, so we picked the Top Ten Best Toys of 2009 (also known as “Things we would want Santa to leave our kids for Christmas” or “Mom approved gifts for our kids….no grandma, please DON’T buy my child another farting parrot…oh yes, it DID happen” ).

1. Tag and Tag Junior by Leapfrog

2.  Zhu Zhu Pets by Cepia, LLC

3. Lifestyle Grand Walk-In Kitchen by Step 2

4.  DS Lite or DSi by Nintendo

5. Explore & Grow Busy Ball Popper by Playskool

6.  Smart Fit Park by Fisher Price

7.  Netpal by Disney

8.  Ripstick by Razor

9. Little Mommy Walk & Giggle Doll by Mattel

10. Just One Kiss Princess Tiana Doll by Mattel

Do you have another excellent toy suggestion?  What are your kids hoping shows up under the tree?  Leave a link to your child’s “must-have” item this year!  Make sure you leave the gender and age of the child along with the link (ie.  Girl, age 4, Zhu Zhu Pet)!

10 thoughts on “Top Ten Toys of 2009: Mom Approved!”

  1. NOW that is a great list!! My kids love the Zhu Zhu pets although no one has seem to play with them for a week now they sit on the entertainment system

  2. Oh gosh, my son wants a DS so bad he can’t stand it. I’m trying to decide if we should do it or not.

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