These colorful cups, for ages 6 months and up, are available with 120 names, 60 for boys and 60 for girls. They feature 12 phrases, and the company also offers 10 matching pacifiers. This product is “a fun, colorful [and] unique personalized baby sipper … and a one-of-a-kind gift not offered by any [other] company,” Mike Donohoo of I.D. Gear told TDmonthly. Launch date: March 19, 2007.

The Boikido Activity Table includes three magnetic stacking animals, a zigzag activity, a bead coaster, a magnetic spinning flower, counting beads and a shape sorter. It develops shape recognition, imagination, problem solving and fine motor skills. Adult assembly is required. “The combination of bright colors, themed graphic design and age-appropriate activities makes it attractive, interesting and developmental for young children,” Jonathan Segal of Boikido told TDmonthly. He added that “Boikido changed … the traditional look of wooden toys of primary colors and exposed wood grain in favor of more contemporary and fresher colors that appeal to infants.” Launch date: October 2006.

This soft jeep can decorate any child's space as both a functional toy box and fun toy. Made of wipe-clean canvas, it also comes in a Pink/Green Camouflage variety. Picking up toys has never been so much fun. The toy box measures 12"H x 25"L x 14"W. Launch date: June 2007.

Suitable for children ages 6 months and up, Pudgy Animals are available in Zebra, Giraffe, Elephant, Alligator, Lion and Leopard varieties. Their sturdy construction and cut-out space for little hands make it easy for children to push and pull, enhancing their motor skills. All Pudgy Animals are made of replenishable rubber wood and non-toxic paints. And each one “brings back the classic wooden toy of heirloom quality,” Lisa Costa of Wonder Works told TDmonthly. Launch date: June 2007

This board book edition of Forest Bright, Forest Night allows the very young to count the animals in the forest and seek who is awake ... and who is asleep. It is written by Jennifer Ward and illustrated by Jamichael Henterly. This is one of several books by Dawn Publications that “focus[es] on science and nature in a fun picture book format that engages children. Our board books start kids at a very young age so they can begin to appreciate nature and animals,” Marketing Director Julie Valin told TDmonthly. Also available in hardback ($16.95). Launch date: March 2007.

This board book edition of Forest Bright, Forest Night allows the very young to count the animals in the forest and seek who is awake ... and who is asleep. It is written by Jennifer Ward and illustrated by Jamichael Henterly. This is one of several books by Dawn Publications that “focus[es] on science and nature in a fun picture book format that engages children. Our board books start kids at a very young age so they can begin to appreciate nature and animals,” Marketing Director Julie Valin told TDmonthly. Also available in hardback ($16.95). Launch date: March 2007.

This junior version of the award-winning Bilibo can be just about anything children want it to be — a racing beetle, a spinning top, a boat in a bathtub, a game piece, a sliding puck, a designer’s seat for Barbie and more. It is 100 percent recyclable and comes in red/yellow, pink/orange and blue/green color combos.

Written by Elizabeth MacLeod, illustrated by Louise Phillips and full of animal sounds, rhymes and guessing games, this lively board book will have young children purring, oinking and giggling their way to the surprise ending. Launch date: March 2007.

The Sick Bear Bowl provides security and comfort to kids aged 6 months and up who have upset tummies. Children love having their own “just right” container when sickness strikes. Made of colorful melamine in pink, yellow or blue, the bowl has child-sized handles, doesn’t tip and is dishwasher safe. It’s great for little emergencies, including car sickness, colds or the flu. “My Sick Bear Bowl is the only bowl on the market designed for children with upset tummies!” Cindy Kroiss of Sick Bear told TDmonthly. Launch date: October 2005.

This dancing buddy encourages learning through natural sounds and music. Children play by stacking three musical rings onto the character pole. Once the combination is stacked, children rotate the rings to change the rhythm, melody and sound of the music each creates. The fun continues when the Music Maker comes to life, playing a unique mix of music and light patterns while dancing around and swinging his arms to the beat. The Sound Beginnings line was “developed based on research that showed that exclusive use of vocal and natural sounds help accelerate the learning process in children,” Lauren Grande of Southard Communications told TDmonthly. Launch date: Fall 2007.

Vintage Homer is sure to be a hit with any little slugger, as it brings the ball game right to a nursery or playroom. Homer has a soft cuddly glove chair, a personalized hat, bats for rocker rails and a sweet smile on his baseball face. He also sings his favorite song, “Take Me Out to the Ball Game.” Homer’s beautiful design and nostalgic charm will delight Mom, Dad and Baby, too. Launch date: July 2007.

ChuChi is a portable, huggable, throw-able, lovable, plushie night light and ambient mood light — perfect for anyone afraid of the dark or for children who get lonely at night when their parents aren’t around. The plush’s glowing heartbeat changes over time to offer peace and solace for anyone trying to fall asleep. One simply has to squeeze ChuChi’s right arm or leg to turn it on, and then squeeze again to switch between night-light and soothing heartbeat settings. ChuChi turns off after five minutes. “ChuChi brings the night light into the 21st century both in form and function,” Yury Gitman of Banana Design Lab told TDmonthly. Launch date: February 2007.

One of six fun animals that can be pulled. They wobble and make a small bell sound when pulled.

Every little girls first princess dreams are to be Cinderella. High quality, durable, washable and comfortable. Matching headband, gloves and many other accessories are available for individual purchase. All of our princess outfits are available in sizes S(1-3 yrs), M(3-5 yrs), L(5-7 yrs) and XL(7-9 yrs), 18" doll and adult one size fits most. THIS STYLE HAS BEEN DISCONTINUED.

Aurora World Inc.'s "Nature Babies" (12", 24 styles, MSRP: $11.99) is an all-new line of 24 pups, kittens and baby jungle animals. This beautiful collection of animals look so realistic, one can't help but pick one up and adopt them on the spot. Each comes with a tent card for adopting. With a wide selection of babies from the animal kingdom, kids of all ages won't be able to keep their hands off these adorable best friends to come. Watch Toy Fair demo video

Pirates "ARRRRR" all the rage, thanks to Aurora (and some clever amusement park rides and action-packed high-budget movies). Aurora's plush Pirate Max Treasure Chest highlights the all new Pirate Max line for 2007. The 6" on-the-go chest opens and closes, fastened by a velcro attachment. There are four, 4" characters inside, each making a fun sound. Captain Max and Mate Max both "Woof," Chump the Monkey makes monkey noises (think "E-e-e-e-e-o-o-o-o-o") and "Arrr" the Parrot chirps and squawks accordingly. The line also features Aurora's Pirate and Mate Max Flopsies, as well as Pirate Max and Mate Max body puppets and a Max Lil' Pack (a 13" backpack).

Baby Nummie is a huggable, lovable soft baby for babies, stuffed with special squishable foam. Launch date: July 2007.

The “Adventures With Connor and Jaden” DVD series focuses on how two toddlers and best friends, Connor and Jaden, grow and learn during adventures at the park, the beach and swimming. These two energetic boys are joined during their adventures by other friends, Bella and Julia, who further help demonstrate how toddlers interact in a positive and productive way. The series is narrated by two 6-year-olds who deliver positive messages to children on issues such as sharing, safety and respect for others.

Dino and his friends are true ride-along pals. “All of our items are designed in England,” President Rick Tomasco of Applepie Toy Distribution told TDmonthly, “and the design team over there is constantly working on really neat stuff to offer to the U.S. market.” Launch date: April 2007.

Little viewers get a kick out of this fun and inspiring sports feature. Young children will gain a new perspective on the energetic game of soccer while enjoying Eddie Coker’s original music that gets them moving to the beat. Parents are encouraged to watch and interact with their children during this DVD. Launch date: November 2006.

Each yummy item in this gourmet line comes apart and then kids have a blast putting them back together. Want a slice of pizza without pepperoni? No problemo! Just pull it off. Now you can’t tell your kids to not play with their food! Recommended for children ages 1 year and up.

It’s a picture book. It’s a rattle. It’s both! This tiny, plush picture book has familiar items printed inside so that baby can read and rock at the same time. Recommended for ages 6+ months.

Not only do each of these brightly colored plush blocks have magnets inside so baby can stick them together, but each one of has a unique interactive fun feature such as a peek-a-boo clown, an open/close door and a tuck-away bear. Recommended for ages 6+ months.

Attach this fun flower rattle to babies’ wrists or ankles and watch the smiles bloom on their faces. Recommended for ages 6+ months.

This 8-inch, colorful steam engine plush hangs from a crib or stroller and sounds off with the smallest tug. “The Charlie Choo Choo Hanging Chimes are easy to grip and safe for all ages,” Susan Jardina of Mary Meyer told TDmonthly. The Charlie Choo Choo Collection also features an activity toy, a rattle, a baby bib, baby booties, a baby blanket, a teether and a soft toy. Launch date: February 2007.