Metro Parent's Holiday Gift Guide 'It' List 2012: Animals and Critters

These cool toys span tech to plush to puzzles, for tykes to teens! Many have a creature theme – plus find the seasonal 'hot' toys, book-inspired stuff, 'explosively' awesome gear and more.

Kim Kovelle and Megan Krueger

(page 29 of 30)

If Popples and Strawberry Shortcake collided, it might look like this: Coo-worthy pets, complete with frosting hats, that pop out of cupcake wrappers. Each has its own "whimsical back story," notes creator Well Made Toy Manufacturing Corporation, and pairs cute faces with collectible appeal. Ages 3-7. About $16 each.

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