Remember Furbies? The toys topping Christmas gift lists in recent years
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Baby Yoda may be top of the wish list this Christmas but a decade ago it was the latest Toy Story DVD which was the must-have gift.
We take a look at the gifts every child (and not just children!) wants under the Christmas tree this year and in years gone by:
2020 – Baby Yoda has conquered the hearts of long-time Star Wars fans and newbies alike.
2019 – LEGO Harry Potter Hogwarts brought back the magic of the most beloved school of witchcraft and wizardry.
2017 – Lol Surprise Dolls colourful dolls with a wide range of styles and playsets to choose from.
2016 – Hatchimals From egg to childhood, following the steps of Furby and Tamagotchi, you could teach them to walk and talk.
2015 – Kylo Ren Lightsaber rode the success of the new Star Wars Trilogy as it hit the big screen.
2014 – Frozen Snow Glow Elsa No one could “let it go” after the Disney sensation was released.
2013 – Furby Boom was a throwback to the late 90s, with enhanced tech.
2012 – Skylanders Giants brought the video game to life.
2011 – Nintendo 3DS combined new graphics with evergreen games.
2010 – Toy Story 3 DVD was an animated adventure loved by all ages.
2009 – Go Go Pet Hamsters were life-size robotic explorers who were sold out in record time.
2008 – High School Musical Dance Mat to sing and dance along to the movie’s best tunes.
2007 – Iggle Piggle, the toddlers’ favourite from the In The Night Garden show.
2006 – Nintendo Wii introduced sports and motion-based video games.
2005 – Xbox 360 was and still is one of the favourite consoles for gamers.
