24 of Amazon's Best-Selling Toys for Kids of All Ages

The object of this game is to avoid the pink cow of doom. You can play this in a large group of up to 20 people. Each card has a question, and the objective is to predict what the majority will answer. Get the least accurate guess, and you'll get stuck with the cow.

Ages 10 and up.

This sensory toy is ideal for kids (and adults) who tend to fidget and need something to do with their hands. It's a squishy block shaped like an ice cube that can be kept in a pocket.

Ages 3 and up.

Those Richard Scarry word books you likely grew up with have gotten a digital upgrade. Learning friends Turtle, Tiger, and Monkey take beginners though word recognition in categories like pets, food, colors, and more. The words, songs, and directions can be played in both English and Spanish.

Ages 18 months and up.

You've probably yelled repeatedly at them for playing with a soccer ball indoors, but with this hover ball, they can practice their footwork no matter the weather. It hovers just over surfaces like wood and tiles, so they can kick away (with bumper sides to help keep your furniture unscathed).

Ages 3 and up.

I was so happy to see one of my favorite newer games on this list. Personally, I don't like when games have too many rules, but this one is simple: Get people to guess a color on your card by only giving one- or two-word clues. It's trickier than you think, but so fun!

Ages 8 and up.

This portable problem-solving game can be played solo with more than 200 different solutions. It basically makes it the perfect road-trip companion. For a similar version to help them work on their math skills, I also like this one from SmartGames IQ.

Ages 7 and up.

The Rubik's Cube has been a popular pick for decades, but if you're looking for a bit more of a challenge, we've got you covered. This Phantom cube has heat-sensitive touch pads that you hold to reveal the color, but the shades disappear after a few seconds.

Ages 8 and up.

These reusable coloring pages are activated with a water pen, making them a mess-free activity for the car or long-haul travel. There are so many characters to pick from if they aren't into Bluey, like Spongebob, Dora, Hello Kitty, or Paw Patrol.

Ages 3 and up.

This viral game has found its way onto The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon. It's a fast-paced game with a timer, where you have to come up with words that fit the category before the buzzer dings.

Ages 8 and up.

This classic board game is perfect for beginners because it doesn't require reading or dice. Instead players use cards with colors and cute candy pieces.

Ages 3 and up.

This launching car is pocket-sized and comes in more than a dozen different colors to collect. Each matchbox-sized vehicle flattens down, fits into a launcher, and then pops up and speeds away with the touch of a button.

Ages 5 and up.

With 45 different experiments, this will keep your budding Bill Nye busy for ages. They can make their own bouncy ball, glow worms, and create color-changing solutions. Plus, this comes with a guide for more tests they can do with everyday household items.

Ages 8 and up (may require adult supervision).

This terrarium allows them to show off their love of mermaids, while also learning about gardening. The kit comes with potting mix, chia seeds, and an assortment of decorations. Seeds should sprout in just a few days.

Ages 6 and up.

Once you have this indoor trampoline at home, you'll wonder how you ever survived a rainy day without it. With thousands of four- and five-star reviews, it has a short three-foot design and tall handle bar to encourage stability and safe jumping. It even comes pre-assembled, so simply take it out of the box and unfold.

Ages 3 to 6.

Chase and race with these two remote control cars, which come with action figures and fun features, like flashing headlights and play sounds (like sirens and honking noises). It's a great choice for 2 and 3 year olds. We also love the construction worker-themed version of this set.

Ages 3 and up.

If you thought Rubik's cubes were hard to put down, just wait until your kids get their hands on this shape-shifting toy. It's filled with 36 magnets that can help kids create nearly 70 shapes.

Ages 8 and up.

For the tot who's always on the move, this kid-friendly pogo stick will help them hop to their heart's desire. The wide foam base encourages balance, provides a cushioned landing, and even makes a squeaking sound every time they jump. Grab it in one of 13 vibrant colors.

Ages 3 and up.

Even the clingiest toddlers will learn how to embrace independent play with this velcro play food set. Parents will appreciate the wooden crate included to store the 17 pieces.

Ages 3 and up.