Amazon Prime Day is a solid way to stock up on anything your little heart may desire. Sure, there are great deals to be had on everything from Apple gear to laptops to power banks, but the smaller and more frivolous items are on sale, too—like beauty deals and, as you’ll see below, toys.
Of course these can make good gifts for any youngsters in your life. Or you can pick up a few things while they’re on sale ahead of Angel Tree season. But if you, too, are in tune with your inner child, maybe it’s time to treat yourself to one of these WIRED-approved frivolities. Check out our list of the Best Amazon Prime Day Deals Under $100 for additional picks.
Oh my God? Do you see this thing? It’s a bigfoot. With rainbow tie-dye hair. It’s literally so adorable and comfy-looking. I haven’t owned it (although I might after writing this story), but I have been the proud owner of a similarly constructed Squishmallow, and the top portion of hair on these designs is both fluffy and soft. Your very own Sasquatch, complete with wee footprints, and at more than half off the normal price. The 20-inch Squishmallows are jumbo and work well as a pillow or backrest, though they might be too large to rest on your bed unless you’re willing to fork over a solid chunk of real estate. I haven’t met a single Squishmallow I disliked or that was poorly made—it largely comes down to your personal preference.
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This Lego set is full of gorgeous fall tones and looks great on a mantel or table once you’re done building. It’s a split design, so you can build it in tandem with someone else if you so desire (though I personally could never). This product is now retired, which means you can only get it from third-party merchants rather than from Lego directly. It features gerbera daisies, roses, and pieces that are made of plant-based sugarcane plastic. It also makes a great white elephant gift.
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