Your Kids Want CoComelon Toys — Even if You Can't Handle the Theme Chime Anymore

Your kids already love CoComelon and “Old MacDonald,” so why not combine the two with this interactive Old MacDonald’s farm book. Featuring three modes of interactive play — numbers, sounds, and songs — this toy will keep your kids happy for quite a while, and help them learn their animal sounds and numbers.

There's something to be said for the most basic of toys, and this set really proves that to be the case. It doesn't light up or make sounds — in fact, it doesn't have any moving parts at all — but the combination of blocks and characters makes this CoComelon toy block set truly magical.

It's not exactly a Baby Shark crossover, but does your 2-year-old know that? Of course they don't. Let them sing the song and be merry with this six-pack of JJ and friends in their shark hoodies.

Little learners will love this school bus! While it is a bit suspect to have JJ — a toddler — driving, suspend your disbelief with me, because it’s good. Not only does this toy have letters and music, but it also includes letter sound recognition. (“A sounds like aaah.“) The cheery sounds and repetition really let the learning sink in.

Toddlers are notorious bringers of destruction to all things biblio, but this plush book with a tethered JJ doll is really hard to tear apart. It also has a song element, but honestly? You can cut that right out if it irritates you.

Have a child who has their own sense of when things should be, and it really doesn't align with the flow of the house? This offline smartwatch with built-in activity timers might be a good tool.

Plus, it has three games that'll keep them happy on the go.

Someone has a rumbly tumbly? A lunchbox playset is a great way to introduce concepts to kids. Numbers, colors, foods, and pretend play are all big parts of this toy, and they fit in the handy dandy CoComelon box.

You're never too young for karaoke, in my opinion. This sing along boombox is a fun, themed introduction to the fantastic pastime that is singing along to songs you know.

It has a real microphone, sings three songs, and also lights up!

JJ and his bus are legend. And when you add in the fact that the bus sings six songs, easily rolls for your toddler, and has very few parts to worry about? It's a great buy ... especially as it's under $15.

Oh sweet, sweet sleeping baby, you need this soft, soothing toy. When you hug it, it lights gently and plays soft lullabies to calm your baby into dreamland.

It's an updated version of the sleep soothers already available on the market, and because babies recognize it, they latch onto it easily.

JJ and TomTom are ready for their bath! Your toddler will love this toy that comes with a submarine, two characters, a towel, a boat, and a bathtub.

It even plays “The Bath Song” for your little, which might make it a good toy to encourage reluctant bathers. It’s not safe for the water, though, so take note.

It’s basically a given that you could sing “The Bedtime Song” in your sleep — no pun intended. But that doesn’t mean your kids want to stop hearing it.

This is a bedtime toy, so let them bring JJ to their crib to sing it until they fall asleep.

My nephew used to have a fear of checkups, but CoComelon helped change that, thanks to Dr. Checkup. The song and characters make the idea of going to the doctor so much less scary.

Role play with your kids with the assistance of this singing checkup case, and get them ready for their own appointment.

The entire CoComelon family is on display with this ultra-luxe CoComelon dollhouse. And like most things CoComelon, it's interactive.

It plays music and sounds for your child, as they move all of the characters and accessories from room to room. And as a bonus, the house also closes and latches for easy storage.

I know that a toothbrush isn't technically a toy, but if it makes brushing fun, why not add it to this list? It has a built-in 2-minute timer, charging station, and super soft bristles with two brushing modes for little mouths.