Ready, Set, Go! Your LO Will Love These Blaze & The Monster Machines Toys

Your toddler will love this Blaze set that includes four different fun trucks. Playing with the trucks gives kids the chance to recreate their favorite moments from the show or use their imaginations to create their own scenes. For size reference, the trucks fit in most 3-year-olds’ hands at 2.75 in. x 2.5 in., also making them a good size to use as cake toppers for a Blaze-themed birthday party!

Blaze and AJ are the ultimate duo, which makes this die-cast monster truck the ultimate toy for tiny die-hard fans. And in case you haven’t heard of die-cast, it’s a scale model of a car that is made of metal, plastic or a combination of both. It feels sturdy and won’t break as easily as a cheaper plastic car, so it should withstand the wrath of toddlers.

Starla is an outspoken “hootin’, hollerin cowgirl Monster Machine” who’s a badass roper. So, it would make sense if she’s one of your child’s favorite characters. This die-cast toy is a bit on the pricey side for a small monster truck, but it’s hard to come by this collectible — in addition to just being a super fun toy for kids.

It’s race day! Your little Blaze fan will have a blast recreating race day with this Monster Dome playset. The track can be configured into multiple layouts to keep things fun and interesting. The set features two launchers that send Blaze and Crusher (both included) speeding around the track.

Monster trucks, mud, slime, and a race track… does it get any better? This super fun race track comes with Blaze and Crusher monster trucks, one container of mud slime, two launchers, and two flags. The trucks have moving axels that make them even more interesting and fun. Did we mention the mud slime?

Kids who love playing in mud probably relate to Gasquach, a mud-loving monster truck. This die-cast truck is the perfect addition to your child’s growing Blaze set.

This family board game uses the same concept as the TV show — it asks which is the correct answer from three options. It’s a fun, simple, and easy-to-learn STEM game for two to five players ages 3 and up. One reviewer wrote, “[This is a great game that] allows you to improvise play so there is one clear winner or a group working together to finish.”

Okay, technically wall decals aren’t a toy, but they’re fun to look at, elicit joy, and feature Blaze and his monster machine pals. This pack comes with 28 decals with sizes ranging from a little over an inch to 8 inches. They’re easy to apply, and more importantly, they’re easy to take off.

Take a look at this adorable box set of four  board books starring AJ, Blaze, Stripes, Darington, Starla, Zeg, and Gabby. The carrying case has a handle for easy transportation in the car or wherever else your little one might take it.

While Blaze is huge in real life — AKA cartoon life — this plush toy is the exact opposite. It’s soft and cuddly, making it the perfect companion for bedtime, but small enough to not take up the entire bed (it’s 6 inches tall).

If you really want to earn some cool mom points with your kiddo, add Darington, Stripes, and Zeg to their collection of Monster Machines. This 3-pack of die-cast trucks offers the same trucks that are sold individually for a higher price, so if you have a tiny collector on your hands, this pack is the way to go.

Blaze and the Monster Machines as stickers is pretty much the greatest thing to happen since… well, Blaze and the Monster Machines. This paperback coloring and sticker book comes with four crayons and over 50 stickers. Will you end up finding stickers all over random places in your home and on your body? Yes, yes you will.