Top 10 Christmas Toys – Top 10 Christmas Toys 2008 & Save $$$
Top 10 Christmas Toys – Top 10 Christmas Toys 2008 lists the top ten best selling Christmas toys for 2008 so far, and, all at low, low prices. By having the top ten in front of you, you can get to know which toys are the most popular this Christmas and so are the most likely to be appreciated. So you save yourself all that hassle and stress. Here are the Top 10 Christmas Toys for Christmas 2008…
Wild Planet Hyper Dash
Kids have so much fun playing Wild Planet Hyper Dash that they don’t realize how much they’re learning. Parents will love the way Hyper Dash combines active play with lessons that support color and number recognition, basic math skills. The game’s format also inspires better listening and improves kids’ coordination. It’s no wonder that Wild Planet Hyper Dash has won an iParenting Award and a Seal of Excellence Award from Creative Child Magazine, along with several other honors recognizing it as an innovative, educational toy. A deserved top 10 position for this highly rated toy.
Biscuit My Loving Pup
This ultra-realistic FurReal pup is the perfect Christmas gift and first pet for any little girl or boy. Biscuit responds to you and obeys six different commands: sit, lie down, sit up, beg and speak. He’ll also give you a paw when you ask if he wants a treat. Biscuit’s soft, cuddly fur and puppy-dog eyes will instantly win you over. Sitting pup measures 21″ tall.
Star Wars Clone Trooper Voice Changer Helmet
This is a really hot top 10 Christmas toy just now because the Republic needs courageous fighters who will always believe that the mission comes first! So when your child gears up for galactic adventures and straps on this Clone Trooper Voice Changer Helmet with realistic sound effects and internal clone trooper battle commentary, they’ll be transported to an exciting new world!
Nerf N-Strike Vulcan EBF-25 Blaster
My personal favorite in the top 10 Christmas gifts list is the Nerf N-Strike Vulcan EBF-25 Blaster. It gives you the auto-blasting advantage when you’re at foam-filled war with your friends and enemies. Children and adults ages 6 and up will love the EBF-25, the largest full auto blaster that Nerf makes. It lets you shoot 25 sonic micro darts at up to 3 darts per second for an offensive assault.
Nintendo DS Lite Coral Pink
The Nintendo DS Lite is a top 10 Christmas toy that revolutionizes the way games are played with ultra-bright dual screens and touch-screen technology. Connect wirelessly to Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection and put your skills to the test against players across the room or across the world. With the Nintendo DS Headset, you can talk and chat over Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection or voice command games. With impressive 3D rendered graphics and ultra-bright screens, Nintendo DS Lite delivers cutting-edge portable games for fans of any genre.
Baby Alive Learns to Potty
Playing ‘mommy’ is even more realistic with this top 10 Christmas gift. The very sweet Baby Alive Learns To Potty doll! Press the doll’s bracelet to ‘wake’ her up. It’s time to eat! Mix her special food and feed her, using her bowl and spoon she’ll really ‘chew’ her food and even ‘drink’ from her bottle and tell you how much she likes it! And since Baby Alive is also ‘potty training’, she’ll also let you know when she needs to go. You’d better hurry, though! Put her on the potty and she’ll ‘pee’ and ‘poop’. But if you don’t get there in time, you might hear her say, ‘Oops. I had an accident!’ Change Baby Alive’s messy diaper and she’ll be happy once again.
Elmo-Live By Fisher-Price
Elmo Live deserves to be one of the top 10 Christmas toys this year, and, Elmo fans will delight in Elmo Live. This latest version of everyone’s favorite Sesame Street character has Elmo talking, singing, telling jokes, and a lot more. With an interactive style, Elmo Live encourages creative play, and with his wide variety of actions, he can entertain kids through different stages of their development, from 18 months onward.
Star Wars Clone Wars Ultimate Light Saber
Choose your own destiny — Jedi Knight or apprentice to the Dark Side of the Force? Build your own ultimate light saber with this Star Wars kit. Impress your friends with more than 1,000 light saber combinations, electronic lights and sounds. No wonder it’s in the top 10 Christmas gifts list, everyone wants to be in Star Wars.
Bakugan Battlers Battle Pack
Kids 4 and above (even adults!) will enjoy the challenge of earning points by rolling their Bakugan (or shooting them from a launcher) onto magnetic cards where the plastic spheres burst open to reveal the fearsome warrior apparatus inside. The popular and fun TV series “Bakugan Battle Brawlers” has spawned this strategic game that pits a variety of Bakugan Warriors – such as “Juggernoids,” “Fear Rippers,” and “Robatallians” — against each other for points. I have a feeling this will end up top of the top 10 Christmas toys list by the end of the year.
Crayola Color Explosion Glow Board
Spark kids’ creativity with this magical Color Explosion Glow Board where your drawings appear and disappear, creating cool 3-D effects like a neon sign. The reusable surface provides hours of non-stop creative fun. Such a simple, easy-to-use, creative idea and the reason why it deserves to be in the top 10 Christmas toys list.
These are the top 10 Christmas toys for 2008 and are flying off the shelves, ready to make a child’s Christmas day a very special occasion once again. But they are very popular and so you need to move fast if you are not to disappoint them. Also, there are many bargains to be had if you move now.
To get more information on how to get huge savings on these top 10 Christmas toys and other hot selling Christmas toys, go to http://astore.amazon.com/best-selling-christmas-toys-2008-20 and order now before it’s too late.
W. Miller
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February 27th, 2010 at 7:29 am
Do you think its a good idea to start buying presents for Christmas 2008 now?
Everything is in the sales now.. so Im sure you would save ALOT of money. You may think "Well, those things will be out of fashion or less desirable in a years time" BUTTTTTTTTT… Certain things are timeless! For instance Perfume sets, designer jewellery, handbags, certain clothes, ornaments, toys, holidays etc. etc. bla bla bla!!… You could also get all your cards for next year too for WAY WAY cheap!
I went shopping on boxing day.. and I couldnt believe it when I walked around Romford and saw that nearly EVERYYTHINGGG was half price!! I saw beautiful boots in Faith that I KNEW I would still wear next year.. and lovely underwear sets in Anne Summers for DIRT cheap!
Do you think you’d benifit from getting things out of the way now to avoid all the chaos next year and also get some BRILLIANT savings!
Or do you kind of like the fuss in mid December?!
The holiday sales?.. The sales throughout the year have NOTHING on the January sales. You don’t ever get savings like this any other time throughout the year… So I disagree with the person that said that!!
I agree that it may be a problem if you don’t have the money!
"what if that particular item would be hated by your friend?" Hitesh….
Things you by for your friends near christmas could be hated to!! No you may not be able to bring them back.. but who does that now anyway … "Here is the present you bought me… But I dont want it"…. =/ thats just rude.
February 27th, 2010 at 12:31 pm
if you have the money to buy now go for it ,just be hassle free end of this year lol
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February 27th, 2010 at 12:33 pm
No, just wait for the holiday sales as it gets closer to Christmas 2008.
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Wait with patience.
February 27th, 2010 at 12:35 pm
Its a good idea if you have the money to grab up those bargains, but not perfume as it can go rancid with time.
I shop for Christmas all year long, every time I find something I know someone would love, I grab it and put it away.. saves the rush at Christmas time..
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February 27th, 2010 at 12:37 pm
I think you should wait till Christmas comes closer, trends may change and your likes and dislikes may also. If you are buying for others then they may buy at sales and you cant return an item if its bought at a sale. Just wait as new things will come out and older things will go out of style.
Theres no shame however in shouting yourself a late Christmas gift if you see something you like!
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February 27th, 2010 at 12:39 pm
I will be buying presents throughout the year to help me spread the cost & keep cost to a minimum. I’m a single parent, I do work but even so, I have to watch the pennies. For Christmas 07 I left it to the last minute & it was difficult paying for everything & I hated that manic rush around the shops.
For this year I have put a big box on the top shelf of my wardrobe. I’m going to buy small presents throughout the year & chuck them in there. It’s so easy to pick up bargains throughout the year. My family will all recieve a large gift bag full of small individually wrapped pressies. I’ve done it before & everyone seems to love it.
I’ve also agreed to host Christmas for next year (I must have been drunk when I agreed to that!) so in order to budget for that I have had transferred my Tesco Clubcard account to their Christmas club, so I’ll receive all my vouchers in November rather than throughout the year. You can top it up with cash every week too so that’s that sorted, lol. I’m also not going to spend my Boots points so I can use those for any last minute pressies.
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February 27th, 2010 at 12:41 pm
Actually there would be more discounts in sales for the Christmas season this year. And who knows, maybe you could get greater discounts when you buy afterwards then when you buy now. I mean where would you store the gifts? what if that particular item would be hated by your friend?
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February 27th, 2010 at 12:43 pm
I shop the end of year sales for next year’s gifts. There’s no shame in saving money, especially if you’re buying those "timeless" sorts of gifts. Works for birthday gifts I’ll need for the coming year also, though I hesitate buying perfumes which can go stale or get too strong if they’re not used in a couple months. Clothes sizes might be a problem too, if you’re buying for growing kids.
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February 27th, 2010 at 12:47 pm
I’d highly recommend it. I did advance shopping for the xmas just gone as i was heavily pregnant.
Thing to remember are:
* check the dates on all food and drink gifts (even alcohol has a best-by date!)
* remember that some children are faddy- will they still want a makka pakka in 12months?
write a list of people you will have to buy for, if you buy perfume or other scented sets keep them in a dark place and DON’T FORGET you’ve bought them, keep a note of it or you’ll lose track!
Then save about £3 a week on an asda saving card and by december you have £150 toward your food and drink bill.
Leaves you more money to go out and pay £4 for a bottle of WKD lol!
Hope this helps x x x
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February 27th, 2010 at 12:49 pm
Already done it. I cleared out under the stairs & bought a £150 tree with decs & lights for £10, also got a mixture of 30 smelly & bathroom gift packs that were £15 each down to £2 each good till 2010. at least 400 metres of good quality paper for £5.
that means so far i have spent £75 for next christmas, but ive actually saved over £550.
im still looking.
im going to B&Q in a mo as they have cards & lights n stuff really really cheap
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February 27th, 2010 at 12:51 pm
My friend always starts, she has a list on the computer buys a present marks what she has brought by the name of the person! if I had the money probably would, but with a 8 & 13 yr old who change minds every day could be a waste of money!
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February 27th, 2010 at 12:53 pm
I definitely think it’s a good idea, and I’ve already started. I refuse to charge Christmas presents and spread out buying them throughout the year so I don’t have to rush around at the last minute fighting the crowds, and come up with all the money at once.
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February 27th, 2010 at 12:55 pm
Definately! I do that. If I see something that someone would really like in July, i’ll buy it as a Christmas present. I found a lovely watch in Next in October and bought it as a present for my fiance!
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