Revealed! Amazon’s top 10 Christmas toys for 2021

From the Baby Born Potty Training Doll to this 'Gotta Go Turdle', in recent years toy companies have started to bring potty training into the play sphere and, well, it's been a huge success. Kids love to put their toys through the same day-to-day tasks they do and, with 'Shelbert' the turtle, the rigmarole of potty training is certainly livened up! He wiggles his food down his long neck, singing as he does, and then poops out 'magical' crystals which then dry back to turtle food - it's quite the sight, really.Age: 6 months - 3 years

For tiny toddlers starting to enjoy sensory play, this all-singing, all-dancing, all-colourful flashing penguin is the perfect Christmas gift. It comes with interactive push buttons, helps to teach little ones the alphabet and how to count, and it even interacts with other Linkimals in the collection, too!Age: 9 months+

Talk about pukka Christmas present, eh? This transforming Paw Patrol themed vehicle comes with absolutely everything and, from its four additional mini vehicles to the Ryder action figure, pint sized fans of PP will NOT be disappointed with this haul of endless fun. Age: 3-5

One for the Avengers fanatic, this Spiderman play set not only looks cool but is about four different toys in one with webs for the Spidey action figure to climb, spider-leg chutes, a spiral slide AND even a hi-tech web quarters. Pretty cool, eh?Age: 3+

L.O.L dolls aren't a new phenomenon by any means and it probably won't come as a surprise to well-versed parents that this toy WILL sell out this year (in fact Amazon have only got nine of them left in stock ud83dude33). You may need to be quick to get hold of this one, but you'll soon understand why... With a whopping 12 dolls, four movie stages and even a movie theatre green screen, this is undoubtedly a 'main-event' Christmas present and will keep kids entertained for hours. It's also not cheap, but with one L.O.L Surprise Doll coming in at around £10 without a pop up doll's house, we'd say the value for money works out.Age: 3-10

For the DC fan this time, this Batman transforming playset will likely be as big as kid you're buying it for (84cm!) and it'll undoubtedly go down a treat under the tree this year. It's by no means a cheap purchase but, with nine accessories, 10 different areas to play in and an entire armoury cabinet, this is THE toy for superhero fans in 2021. Age: 4-15

Complete with a Helter Skelter, a Ferris wheel and a carousel, this colourful play set from Polly Pocket has got everything a kid could need and the two dolls - Polly and Shani - even have different skin tones so every child can feel a part of the game. Age: 4-8 years.

This walking, munching, dancing dinosaur is a perfect for energy-filled kids with all the entertainment a child could need. He'll bounce, listen to music through his headphones and even play tug of war so, if your little one is quite the talkative character, they'll have met their match with Squeakee...Age: 5+

He's Mario's green-clad plumber friend and he's joining the interactive LEGO adventure course for 2021 with friends including Pink Yoshi, Boom Boom and Bone Goomba. This is a great innovation in toy tech with this Luigi edition able to react via bluetooth with its original Mario counterpart, not to mention Luigi has an LCD face so his expressions can change alongside the game play. Plus, with the Super Mario app, kids will be able to make the most of their gift with advice on how to use to toy in different game modes, as well as new ways to build and play.Age: 6+

An excellent choice for slightly bigger kids, this incredible addition to the much-loved Pictionary game range allows kids to draw their Pictionary cues mid-air with Harry's wand. It 'magically' connects to one of the players' phone/tablet apps and the image will appear onscreen for everyone to guess. It's fun for the whole family, really.Age: 8+