All the Best Black Friday and Cyber Monday Deals on Toys and Games

This cute baby gym is super well designed: It's made of wood, good-looking, and portable, and the dinosaurs, which babies will love, double as rattles and are removable.

What parents will love about the $450 KidKraft Forestview II Wooden Playhouse is how easily it comes together — even on Christmas Eve. The kids will love the massive 66x50-inch house that comes with kitchen gear, a working doorbell, and a land line to call their friends. Or the past. We’re not sure.

At $128, 47x35-inches you'll need to clear some space under the tree for this playset. Kids can play with the working doors, windows, shutters, mail slot, and flag holder — and you can assemble it without much fuss.

This $35 gift punches way above its weight with a toy they’ll use all winter inside, then drag outside in the summer. Little athletes can work on their hand-eye coordination with the Little Tikes TotSports Easy Score Basketball Hoop, which includes an inflatable ball and offers 6 adjustable heights, up to 4 feet, to grow with your child.

They're a bit young to handle the real deal, so this Little Tikes mower, with a pull cord that activates engine sounds and beads that pop around as the mower is pushed, is a great way to pretend. Normally $27, it's heavily discounted for Cyber Monday.

The great thing about Micro scooters, besides the fact that they're incredibly well made and well designed, is that the handlebar adjusts, so you get several years of scootering out of it. Kids love this particular model, which is 20 percent off today, because it lights up.

It's easy enough to make your own playdough without this kit, but this one stands out thanks to its all-natural ingredients, including plant based colors. Your kids would love the extra step of creating something from scratch and so will you.

The huge 28-inch wide loop ensures Hot Wheels generate plenty of speed on the way down as the cars meet the battery-powered booster. The $55 set is designed to increase tension with the goal of adding more cars until, eventually, there is an epic crash. Includes one car to get kids going.

This Schwinn Squirt Sidewalk Bike is an e-bike in some ways. On the handlebar is a tiny motor, powered by two AA batteries, that squirts water. But even in the winter this ride, designed for kids between 42 and 52-inches tall, is a blast to use.

If you live with a PAW Patrol fan, then you know how exciting this 15-inch-tall lookout tower will be. The $50 True Metal Adventure Bay Rescue Way Playset features two car tracks that can support up to 6 Paw Patrol vehicles at one time, launching the pups into action and racing towards the fire at the bottom of the track.

Normally $191, this 61-key keyboard has three teaching modes and light-up keys to help kids learn and headphones to keep parents sane.

Normally $45, this Hot Wheels set comes with a motorized launcher that slings the cars around the track and a massive scorpion because, well, why not?