The 50 Best Toys and Gift Ideas For 2-Year-Olds in 2020

If you feel like you have a tiny musician on your hands, try out the VTech KidiBeats Drum Set ($20). The drum pads and cymbal each have their own unique sound for sensory development.

Featuring a kid-friendly screwdriver, this Educational Insights Design & Drill Robot ($13) teaches little ones how to build with multicolored bolts.

This VTech Spin and Learn Color Flashlight ($10) comes with over 50 sing-along songs, music, sounds, and fun phrases.

The Edushape Easy Grip Soft Foam Sensory Puzzle Blocks ($20) are sensory blocks that are perfect for little hands to focus on as they build and create.

Summertime just got much more fun with this Little Tikes Spiralin' Seas Waterpark Water Table
($44).

Little ones will love playing the interactive Elmo's Hide and Seek Game ($18), where they have to find Elmo hidden somewhere in the house.

The Color Monster ($14) illustrates common emotions like happiness, sadness, anger, fear, and calmness, gently encouraging young children to express their feelings.

Pop-Up Dinosaurs ($5) has rhymes about giant prehistoric creatures and five big dinosaur pop-ups that jump out from the pages.

A trip to the airport has truly never been so fun as with the Little People Spinnin' Sounds Airport ($89) from Fisher-Price. Your budding air traffic controller can take the plane up to the top of the pole, press on the cloud and watch the plane spin around as it "flies."

Join Little Bunny as she tries to find her animal friends in a game of hide-and-seek in Fun With Pets: A Pop-Up Book ($8).

Kids can build any structure they desire with this PicassoTiles Magnet Building Set ($34 for 60 pieces).

A virtual orchestra pit, B. Toys's Symphony in B ($55) is preprogrammed with 15 songs and symphonies. It comes with 13 instruments that can be added one at a time to the "stage" to actually create the music. So if the tuba, piano, and violin are on stage, the song sounds different than it does if the sitar, cymbals, and clarinet are there.

This Step2 Game Time Sports Climber And Slide ($100) has everything. A basketball hoop, climbing station, and slide will ensure a very happy child.

A quartet of Melissa & Doug K's Kids Pull-Back Vehicles ($21) feature pull-back functionality, making baby's first automotive toys as safe as they are entertaining.

This bestselling Kinrex Elephant Plush ($11) is incredibly soft.

What's better than a classic Radio Flyer wagon? One that an early (or soon-to-be) walker can operate on their own. The brand's adorable Classic Wagon Walker ($79) lets tots cart around their prized possessions while offering stability.

This Hello Baby Pink Tutu Skirt and Headband ($16) is too cute to handle.

Show little ones how to look after pets with this VTech Care for Me Learning Carrier Toy ($25).

This Fisher-Price Harley-Davidson Tough Trike ($39) includes durable tires and easy-grip handlebars.

If you're looking to take water games to the next level, you need this Intex Dinosaur Play Center ($59).

Learning how to do zippers, buttons, and buckles is essential to the preschool years and Playskool's Dressy Kids Dolls ($19) are a fun way to learn. Available in both boy and girl versions, the dolls help tots learn how to zip, button, buckle, fasten, and tie in as covert a way as possible

Little ones whip up their picnic faves using a Smoby BBQ Plancha Play Grill with Accessories ($40) that lets them grill just like Dad minus the flames.

Frozen: A Pop-Up Adventure ($38) revisits the enduring story of Frozen with nearly 20 beautiful pop-up artworks.

Bath time has never been this fun. With ALEX Toys Rub a Dub Draw in the Tub Crayons ($9), your little Picasso can create all they want, and you don't have to stress about a mess.

Fans of the movie will flip for this Disney Moana Adventure Doll ($25).

You'll be the coolest house on the block with a Sportspower My First Jump 'N Slide ($230) that's part bounce house, part slide.

The Fisher-Price Think & Learn Code-a-pillar ($60) teaches your tot how to code before they even hit grade school.

Lonely Planet Kids' Pop-Up New York ($5) helps the city come alive for kids with a set of six stunning pop-ups and illustrations of the city's iconic landmarks, including the Empire State Building, the Statue of Liberty, and a yellow cab.

All of your child's dolls and plush toys (and everything in-between) can live in this adorable Unicorn Toy Storage Box ($25), which comes in so many other designs.

This MorganProducts Light-up Waterproof Toy ($13) makes bath time more fun.

These Tomy Hide & Squeak Toy Eggs ($12) are great for your toddler. They hatch into chicks, make chirping sounds, and can be sorted into their container easily by your little one.

Whether they're gearing up for their first big trip to Disney World or cutting their teeth on some of Mom and Dad's first Disney classics, toddlers will love all of the interactive fun that comes along with Fisher-Price's Little People Discovery Disney Play Set ($75). Send Minnie and Mickey on a whirling teacup ride, or pay a visit to the Magic Kingdom.

Dragons Love Tacos ($13, originally $17) is the cutest book about what can go wrong at a dragon taco party.

Popping beads make the Little Tikes Gas 'n Go Mower ($22) sound and feel like a real lawn mower.

This Step2 Whisper Ride Cruiser Push Car ($65) also comes in red or pink.

This VTech Drop and Go Dump Truck ($14) is intended to help children learn their numbers, but is fun for small babies too!

Give children a chance to express themselves with the KidKraft Deluxe Wood Easel ($95).

The Step2 Company's Flip and Doodle Desk With Stool Easel ($55) features an upright easel that can fold down into a desktop with a magnetic dry-erase board, trays for markers and pencils, and a cup holder. The set also comes with a matching stool and plenty of storage for books, art supplies, and more.

Your little one doesn't has to have seen the new Peanuts movie to have some fun with the Happy Dance Snoopy ($40). The plush Snoopy dances up the storm to the classic Peanuts theme song with the push of a button and if you give him a kiss on his nose, he'll kiss you back! How sweet!

This Barbie Dreamtopia Rainbow Lights Mermaid Doll ($18) is special because it lights up.

Your little one will stay cozy after bath time with this Hudson Baby Animal Face Hooded Towel ($13).

Your little one will love sitting on the Disney Minnie's Bow-tique ($45).

The play kitchen gets a lot of attention, but Fisher-Price's Servin' Surprises Kitchen & Table ($170) may be the new hot play area at your home. The table "recognizes" food items as they are placed on the grill or in the oven, plays songs about the food, and comes with plenty of kid-favorite food items like pizza and cookies. When food fun is done, the grill flips over and converts into an activity table so that more fun times can be had by all.

We love everything about Green Toys' philosophy. All the company's products are made from recycled plastic milk jugs, including its Build-a-Bouquet Floral Arrangement Playset ($22). The 44-piece set allows tots to stack the flowers to create a beautiful garden.

If your child loves trains, this Mega Cap Adjustable Train Engineer Hat ($12) is perfect.

For a gift that packs a big punch without breaking the bank, Little Tikes's Easy Score Basketball Set ($30) can't be beat. The hoop's height is adjustable, so those games of H-O-R-S-E can become more challenging as they get older.

This set of RioRand Masks and Costumes ($13) will make little ones feel like superheroes.

Playforever's Buck Midi 3 Race Car ($50) is inspired by the design of vintage biplanes and the headlights of classic automobiles. Its sleek look makes it as appealing to put on display as it is to play with.

Kids love remote-controlled cars, and this PowerTRC R/C School Bus ($19) is the perfect first R/C for tiny tots. Its easy-to-use control is so soft you can squeeze it, so it won't end up bonking anyone on the head when it is thrown around.

Fans of Frozen will adore this Olaf Plush ($28).