Top Christmas Toys 2007

£44.99 at Amazon

This latest cute toy is just adorable in the shape of a pretty poodle. It is no wonder it made the top 12 of christmas gifts kids will want this year. It not only looks good and feels soft but will even grow up and learn who you are.

£33.99 at Amazon

Last year Baby Annabell was one of the Dream Christmas Toys of 2006, and it still remains the UK’s best-selling doll. What little girl doesn’t want her very own dolly that she can look after?

This new version is sure to be no exception. Expect it to be on every girls christmas wish list.

£24.95 at Firebox

A quick fire game that taxes your brain and tests your reflexes. Guaranteed to provide lots of fun and laughs on Christmas day – better than what’ll be on TV! This is your time to shine and prove you know it all!

£29.99 at Play.com

Discover the world of the Transformers! Where the good Autobots fight the bad Decepticons for ultimate world supremacy.

Transformers was released in 1984 as a children’s cartoon but still remains as popular as ever. Especially after the high budget film this summer, every boy wants to be part of the action.

£39.99 at Woolworths

Know a Spiderman fan or just a little boy who would love to be a superhero? The Ultimate Web Blaster comes straight out of a Marvel comic and will get hours of playtime – in fact it’ll probably be a big favourite of dads around the country too!

£19.99 at Woolworths

The latest Bindeez art and craft kit is now out. For any budding young artist or designer this is a great idea for all crafty and creative girls out there.

£19.99 at Amazon.co.uk

This is the latest quiz show to become a game for all the family to play at home. You don’t need to have seen the show to guess what the aim of the game is, the name pretty much gives you the vital clue.

£19.99 at Amazon

Based on this years surprise hit TV show, Golden Balls The Game. The game is a mixture of luck, intuition and bluff and is not to be confused with the film, the footballer or an online casino.

£17.99 at Play.com

Welcome to the world of the Transformers! Where the Autobots (the goodies) fight the Decepticons (the baddies) for ultimate supremacy.

I remember the days when Transformers was just a low budget cartoon back in 1984. Now with Transformers being one of the hit films of the summer, every boy wants to be part of the action.

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The Rubik’s Cube is moving with the times and hoping a new generation of children will become as addicted to the Rubik’s challenge as the 80’s generation were. The new Rubik’s Revolution is the latest offering.

£29.99 at Play.com

Calling all Dr Who fans! The Voice Changer Dalek Helmet was a winner last year and the continued success of the Dr Who series on TV has created many new fans, young and old. As a result any Dr Who toy is guaranteed to bring a smile to your kiddies face.

£39.99 at Amazon

Despite the name being a bit pun-tastic, this nifty gadget is basically a handheld microscope in the shape of an eye. I like the fact that you can link it up to your TV and see anything under the EyeClops’s gaze at a magnification of 200x.

£24.99 at Amazon.co.uk

The Eternity puzzle is a board game with a difference and it is back for a 2nd outing.

Eternity I was a board game that came with a catch. Solve the puzzle and win $1 million. It was eventually won by one lucky student, 18 months after it was released for sale. Are you ready to face the challenge of Eternity II?

£14.99 at Amazon

There seems to be a lot of gadget gifts and techno toys around this year. Well, I fancied getting back to basics and finding a present that didn’t need batteries, a remote control or a science degree to work it. I have instead found the Bilibo.

£59.99 at Play.com

First there was Roboraptor and Robosapien and now comes the incredible SpiderSapien, the latest gadget robot, in the guise of Spiderman.