From LEGO plants to Pokémon collectibles, Amazon has revealed the toys it expects children to be asking Santa for this Christmas.
The retail giant has unveiled its Toys We Love list for 2026, a hand-picked selection of trending toys, familiar favourites and new launches.
The range covers a variety of ages and interests, with prices starting at under £10.
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The cheapest pick is USAopoly’s Flip 7 With A Vengeance, currently priced at £8.90, closely followed by Mattel Games’ Uno Liar’s at £9.98.
At the top end sits the newest-generation Amazon Kids Tablet 8 at £199.99, while the Mattel Brick Shop Hot Wheels Lamborghini Miura comes in at £119.99.
Collectibles also feature heavily, including the STARBOX Nook Series 1 (£12.99), Disney Yuyus Winnie the Pooh Wave 3 (£18.08) and the Pokémon Mega Moonlit Tin – Mega Gengar ex (£38.84).
Film and TV favourites make the cut too, with the Star Wars Action Buddy Grogu (£19.99) and the Disney Darlings Minnie Mouse Feature Doll (£31.01).
Rounding out the list are the LEGO Botanicals Rocking Plants (£13.99), the Playmobil Space ESA Mars Research Rocket (£41.99) and the Schleich Horse Club (£68.99).
Shoppers can browse the full selection on Amazon’s website, along with the retailer’s downloadable Kids Toys Book.
Hundreds of toys from the list will also be donated to families in need in time for Christmas through The Multibank charity.
The Multibank distributes surplus goods to families through a nationwide network of charities and community organisations.
Alongside everyday essentials such as toiletries, nappies and household items, the charity says toys are particularly important at this time of year, helping families create special moments for their children.
Through its work with Amazon and other partners, The Multibank has already distributed more than 23 million items to over three million families across the UK.
This year’s toys will be delivered in a giant toy chest to all six Multibank sites, in London, Greater Manchester, Birmingham, Tees Valley, Fife and Swansea.
Prices are correct at the time of writing and apply to purchases from Amazon.co.uk.
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