Hatchimals Announces Its Hot Holiday Toy

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Now that the calendar officially says it’s fall, we know a few things are inevitable. The leaves will change, we will sip pumpkin spice lattes and we’ll start seeing Christmas decorations in stores before Halloween.

If you’re a parent, you know that this is also the season when holiday toy guides begin to emerge and your kids start to dream of what they’ll be putting on their wish lists.

One of the hottest toys for the last two years, Hatchimals, has just announced a new addition to its family: HatchiBabies. You can be sure it will be showing up on a lot of lists, and please accept our condolences to your wallet in advance.

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HatchiBabies are basically the same thing as Hatchimals, but while Hatchimals go from baby to toddler and then grow up, HatchiBabies will always be babies.

The HatchiBabies are hidden inside colorful, speckled eggs and you will not know if you have a boy or girl until they hatch. Once hatched, there are also secret compartments inside the egg.

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Just like the original Hatchimals, kids must interact with the eggs for them to hatch, as the eggs feature touch technology.

The new HatchiBabies will not be in stores until Oct. 5, but you can pre-order them online now on Amazon and the Target and Walmart websites. They retail for around $59.99 and Target and Walmart have already added HatchiBabies to their hot holiday toy lists.

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Despite their popularity, the Hatchimal toys have had mixed reviews, with some people saying their children only enjoyed them for a few hours and certain young critics finding them “kind of annoying” and not fun after they hatch.

Many parents, however, give Hatchimals rave reviews and say their children loved them. Most Hatchimals have four-star ratings (or thereabouts) on Amazon.

Will you be purchasing the new HatchiBabies this holiday season?

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Kaitlin Gates
Kaitlin is a freelance multimedia journalist with a degree in journalism and psychology. Along with Simplemost, she also writes for Don't Waste Your Money, where she loves finding great deals to help people save money.

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