Bubbles are the best outdoor toys for toddlers! The no-spill design of this Fubbles bubble bucket is key, and it includes multiple wands so kids can play together.

Lewin farms is a family farm now in the fourth generation. They were the first pick-your-own farm on Long Island and are continuing that long tradition with a wide variety of u-pick fields throughout the spring summer and fall, and even into the winter. Some of the varieties of crops they grow include: strawberries, raspberries, blueberries, peaches, pumpkins, Christmas trees and more!

More than a dozen trucks will be on-site in South Slope to wow kids at Touch-a-Truck. Kids can check out emergency vehicles, construction vehicles, vintage vehicles, and more. There's also bouncy houses, interactive art projects, and, of course, food trucks at this fundraising event benefitting P.S. 295.

Divide the family into teams and enjoy an afternoon of outdoor fun. This foldable, portable backyard game comes with two sets of three bean bags in different colors. Toss the bean bags into any one of the six holes and score as many points as you can.

The I Love You Book by Todd Parr is about unconditional love. It shows kids that families love each other in good times and bad. As with all of Parr's book, the bright, basic illustrations and simple text convey very complex thoughts, ideas, and emotions to the youngest readers. Parr says, "I love you when you are silly. I love you when you are sad. I love you when you are stinky. I love you when we cuddle." It's sure to get a laugh while imparting an important message.

The Brooklyn Kitchen offers drop-off kid's classes in its Sunset Park, Industry City location. Class offerings include Kids Learn How to Cook Series, Kid's Knife Skills, and more. Register for a one-time class or after school series. Students will prep and cook snacks and meals, which they will enjoy at the end of the class.

Crayola's Model Magic allows kids to make anything they can imagine using this spongy and lightweight compound. Soft and pliable, the compound can be re-used if stored properly. Kids can create pieces to save and share by letting it air dry. The dried pieces can be decorated using markers, paints, and more.

The Bronx Zoo is a day trip outside of Manhattan that's certainly worth the effort. Take a camel ride, watch a penguin feeding, and try the Nature Trek exhibit where kids can climb, explore, and play. Plan your visit with the year-round experiences menu broken down into activities, programs, and events.

The Chelsea line of dolls are sweet, simple, and much smaller than the standard Barbie. These dolls are 6 inches tall and thicker than a traditional Barbie, making them easier for little ones to play with, and sized just right to use as stocking stuffers for toddlers and younger kids.

Decorated with more than 1,000 hand-folded paper models created by OrigamiUSA artists, The Origami Holiday Tree is a yearly tradition at the museum delighting all ages. Inspired by what they see in the museum, the theme and ornaments for the 13-foot tree are one year in the making.

Tap the Magic Tree by Christie Matheson invites kids to participate in the changing of the seasons. Tap the tree, blow it kisses, shake it, and brush away the leaves are just some of the directives that keep kids engaged as the months unfold, the weather changes, and spring begins again.

Celebrate the season with The Paley Center for Media's PaleyLand! A special holiday exhibit awaits families and includes Santa photo opportunities, character meet-and-greets, Christmas carolers, special screenings, gaming stations, and so much more!