Sure, you could probably call these magic mushrooms, but they’re legal. Measuring 2-1/4" x 2-1/2" they’re figurines consisting of a body in the lotus position with a mushroom cap for a head. They’re for meditating, which of course can lead to magic in your mind. Made of hard rubber in (2) versions—white body with red mushroom and beige body with green mushroom. We’ll pick the one we think will align best with your chakras. Not for children under 3 yrs.

Teach a kid to count (and much more) the fun way—by counting (60) cute and detailed 1” tall plastic bears in (6) vibrant colors with matching soft silicone cups (like cupcake cups), (2) 3/4” wooden dice, one with numbers, the other colors, and 5-3/4”plastic tongs. It all comes in an easy-to-store, clear plastic case, approx 6” x 8” x 3”, like a little toolbox or craft box with snap closures and a lid with a fold-down handle. Great for STEM learning, spatial awareness, addition and subtraction, patterning, problem-solving, hand-eye coordination, color learning and sorting. An eBook lists activities. Ages 3+. ! WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD–Small Parts. Not for children under 3 yrs.

We not only know our pronoun cases, but we sell some of the fiercest little dragons this side of Drogo's funeral pyre. We'll pick one from our lovely assortment of molded snarling fire-breathers, all with either a wingspan of approx 6" or no wings but two heads. With highly detailed scales and teeth, these beasts come in green, orange, purple-ish, blue and gray, all in different poses of terror.

Maybe. Could also be a stegosaurus, triceratops or something else--that’s part of the fun of paleontological parenthood. Just submerge the 4-1/2” tall ersatz dinosaur egg into cool water and wait 48-72 hours while it cracks like a real egg and the baby dino grows to a be a foot long. If your mother won’t let you skip your bath for a few days (they’re like that, mothers, no scientific discipline), just use any container bigger than a 12” dinosaur.

Ready to fulfill all of your unmet movable yeti needs, this 6-1/2" tall plastic bigfoot has articulated ankles, knees, hips, waist, shoulders and elbows, which makes him posable in more positions than Twyla Tharp.

Fireflies are easy enough for kids to catch by hand, but for flitting butterflies, moths and grasshoppers, nothing beats a roomy Bug Catching Net like this one. Hoop measures 8” dia, and the net extends back a whopping 28”—so the bugs come in for a soft landing and don’t get hurt. Handle extends to 21” long, for extra reach. From Edu-Toys®. Ages 6+.

Time to give the rubber duckies a break. These aquatic-themed dense foam toys from Chipmunkk® float, and they’ll stick to the side of the tub. There are (30) in the set—crabs, octopi, rays, whales, turtles, starfish and enough fishes to start a Mrs. Paul’s plant—so they'll pretty much line the whole tub. Measure 3” to 6” wide x 3/8” thick. The big company with all the trucks gets $12.50 for these.

Nobody escapes the mindfulness movement, not even cryptozoological Sasquatches seeking Satori. From deep in the northwest woods come these vinyl Bigfoots, sitting cross-legged and contemplating hirsute-being and nothingness. Most will be in Bigfoot Brown, with the occasional Abominable White and Yeti Beige appearing, sorry no special requests. You'll get (2) tranquil sasquatch at 2” tall, which technically makes them little Bigfoots.

Hockey legend Eddie Olczyk often had reason to raise his hands in the air, and now, with this 7” tall bobblehead, he’ll be frozen in that position forever. He’s wearing purple boxing gloves, and a Chicago Blackhawks jersey (also purple) with the team’s iconic logo on the front and his name and number 16 on the back. Why? Because this was a “2019 Hockey Fights Cancer” promo item from CIBC bank, as you’ll see on the round base. A must for every hockey fan in Chicago, Toronto, Winnipeg, New York, Los Angeles, Pittsburgh and all the NHL cities in between that Eddie didn’t play for but probably won in.

Well, they're from Marvel®, anyway, and they're just under 1-1/2” tall weighted Marvel® hero heads with a base. The object, we hear, is to knock your opponent’s zonks over by spinning, flicking, pushing or twirling your guy into the other guy. Like riding the subway in rush hour, really. Our each is (5) blind packs of (2) superheroes—for a total of (10)—and they must be cool because they're Marvel®. There are (76) heroes extant, but we'll just stick our paw into the hero barrel and grab (5) bags of them while you wait with bated breath, whatever that is. These are just the figures no other parts of the game included.