39 Gift Ideas and Toys the 3-Year-Old in Your Life Will Love

When Disney's latest princess and her loyal friend ($9) move, Skylar's wings flap in the wind.

The Imaginext DC Super Friends Batman Batbot Xtreme ($211) takes the whole bat symbol thing to the next level.

The Lakeshore Play & Explore Rocket ($40) playset gives kids tons of room to explore their imagination — and space!

If you're looking to take water games to the next level, you need this Intex Dinosaur Play Centre ($35, originally $45).

Draw your cares away with this Crayola Magic Light Brush and Drawing Pad ($16, originally $20).

Your kid might not be old enough for Game of Thrones yet, but this G-rated Epic Castle Playhouse ($100) can start them off in the right direction.

Mr. Potato Head expanded its line of Mashups to include some of the cutest Star Wars figures ($28) we've ever seen.

This 3 Bees & Me Bath Toy Basketball Hoop & Balls Set ($15) fits around 95% of bathtub taps. It'll make any kid excited for bath time.

Disney's Sofia the First Talking Sofia and Animal Friends ($80) features an interactive Princess Sofia doll wearing a glowing amulet. Sofia can "speak" phrases with her animal friends, Clover the Rabbit, Mia the Bluebird, and Robin the Robin!

Play make-believe with this KidKraft Uptown Elite Espresso Play Kitchen ($160).

Disney Jr. The Lion Guard Training Lair Playset ($45, originally $54) is three feet tall with a zip line, bungee launcher, and spinning cave wall.

Do a puzzle and learn about geography? We love this Melissa & Doug USA Map Floor Puzzle ($12).

This Kinetic Sand Slime Lab ($10) will keep kids busy for hours.

Bath time has never been this fun. With ALEX Toys Rub a Dub Draw in the Tub Crayons ($8), your little Picasso can create all they want, and you don't have to stress about a mess.

Share this sweet game with a child in your life. Candy Land ($6) is suitable for kids age 3 and up.

Your budding scientist will have some fun with this safari-themed experiment kit. The GeoSafari Jr. Jungle Crew Lab Set ($22) comes with six pieces and 10 activities to get kids experimenting.

Play-Doh introduced 17 city-based kits ($28), and all of the sets are interchangeable with other sets. Each is packed with hidden surprises like half molds and beards for the figures.

The Classic Play-Doh Doctor Drill 'n Fill Retro Pack ($13) is back in honour of the dough company's 60th birthday!

The sweet My Little Pony Cutie Mark Magic Rarity Booktique Playset ($25, originally $33) looks like a book when it is closed but magically opens to be a playset for kids. The three rooms are "revealed" when the "book's" pages are turned.

As a part of Fisher-Price's new Think & Learn line, the Smart Scan Word Dash ($17, originally 24) teaches tots early literacy skills and helps tots connect animals and their habitats.

Brackitz, a new building toy that encourages open-ended play, is perfect for the 3-year-old in your life. The Brackitz Architect 100 Piece Set ($42) has 60 planks and 40 connectors so kids can build up and out to their hearts' content.

This adorable Lakeshore Fairy Land Playset ($40) features a house with a swing-open door, a leaf-shaped lounger, a wishing well, a table, two mushroom stools and a footbridge, plus hour poseable fairies.

This Step2 Game Time Sports Climber And Slide ($80) has everything. A basketball hoop, climbing station, and slide will ensure a very happy child.

Does it get any cuter than The Land of Nod's Larry the Llama Ride-On ($149), designed by artist Sabina Gibson? The llama comes with its own blanket and reins for a more authentic experience!

This adorable Donut Sidewalk Chalk Set ($18) lets your 3-year-old's creativity run wild all while getting them outside. Talk about a win-win.

Fans of Kiwi Crate's subscription service for school-age kids will be thrilled to learn about Koala Crate — its toddler-friendly counterpart ($17-$20 per month, depending on subscription frequency). Sign up the preschooler in your life for hands-on fun that lasts long after the holidays are over.

Your little daredevil will love having their very own BMW Ride-On Toy Motorcycle ($349).

Bathtime becomes so fun with this Munchkin Fishin' Bath Toy ($8).

Customize this Personalized 80-Piece Art Set ($35).

Vtech DigiArt Creative Easel ($54) can easily go from a light-up dry-erase board to a chalkboard or drawing table depending on your little one's creative move.

They can take care of their baby doll just like mama does with a Disney Junior Doc McStuffins Baby All in One Nursery ($60, originally $92).

Created by a six-year-old, The Lady Bug Game ($19) requires no reading, and every time you play, you're in for a different adventure.

Your Paw Patrol-obsessed toddler will go nuts over this Fisher-Price Nickelodeon PAW Patrol Lights & Sounds Trike ($70).

Your little one will have a "ball" crawling around the Fisher-Price Zoom 'N Crawl Monster ($35) that gets them moving by spitting colorful balls out every which way.

An update to Melissa and Doug's immensely popular ice cream set, this ice cream counter ($46, originally $50) will have them scooping out cones for all of their friends.

Miller Goodman's PlayShapes ($150) come with 74 pieces that can be mixed, matched, and paired up in endless combinations to create goofy-looking characters and sights.

Name a more iconic duo than Barbie Dream Horse and Doll ($90). That's what we thought.

Why yes, these out-of-the-box Glowing Bath Time Pals ($20) will make getting your little one into the tub a breeze.

This retro Lite Brite ($15, originally $20) comes with new piece shapes — including elbows, triangles, and fish — four light modes, and a translucent carrying case to make finding pieces easier (especially on the go).