10 Red Hot Toys for Future Firefighters

Are your kids complaining about another boring afternoon? Never fear, our list of fire engines is coming to your rescue! These everyday fire fighting heroes have inspired a multitude of different toys (not to mention, children’s clothing, room décor, and party favors.) You’ll find dolls, Legos, play-ins, ride-ons and more!

Barbie Cool Career Fashions Firefighter — by Mattel

Barbie has never been just a pretty face. She’s the doll with limitless possibilities. In this career outfit Barbie can be a firefighter ““ comes complete with boots, hardhat and award of honor. Great detail on the design ““ from safety stripe to tiny fabric buttons.

White Hot Super Safety Bath Ducky – Firefighter — by Munchkin

Make sure that bath water isn’t too hot with this firefighting ducky. White disk on the bottom turns white if it’s too hot for your child to handle. Oversized duckie is perfect for babies who want something to grab onto in the tub. Waterproof design will not sink, squirt or mildew.

Lego City Exclusive Mini Figure Set #5613 Firefighter by Lego

Things getting a little too hot in Lego City? Time to deploy the Minifig fire brigade! If this little guy doesn’t have what it takes to put out the blaze, there’s an entire fire crew waiting in the wings: an assortment of over 50 fireman related legos are out there.

Mr. Potato Head Parts ‘N Pieces Firefighter Spud — by Playskool

It seems as if Barbie isn’t the only one who can change careers. Mr Potato Head also comes with a wide variety of career options. This firefighting kit even comes with the coveted fireman’s moustache!

Fireman Carrying Case — by Playmobile

I love the fact that the Playmobile figures come in their own carrying case. This set is great to take a long to Grandma’s house and provides for hours of fun. Comes with a wide array of accessories – from fire fighting to hazmat. Over 65 pieces in all!

My First R/C Fire Engine– by NKOK

This RC Truck is easy for little hands to handle. Oversize buttons with big arrows make sure that your little one understands what happens when he pushes that button. Great for those just starting to get into radio controled cars.

Play-In Fire Engine — by Playhut

There’s nothing better than a fire engine you can actually play in. This play-in has two “sun-roofs” (perfect for hide and seek!), an inflatable steering wheel and room for two inside. When not in use it easily folds up for easy storage or your child he can use it to store all of his other toys.

Tonka Lights & Sound Fire Engine
– by Funrise

Built Tonka tough, this fire engine features free wheeling action, lights, sirens and an extendable ladder. Doors open wide enough that you can put small figures in. When you’re child is called to the front lines, he’ll be prepared to play for hours. Definitely a mom endorsed sanity saver!

Firefighter Toy Box Bench
– by Levels of Discovery

I juts love how this toybox looks! It has a wonderful firehouse design – from fire bells to ladder arms – and has a slow closing hinge. When the bos isn’t storing toys you’ll find your children enjoy playing with it: a firefighter and his pup slide up and down the fireman poles and a “garage door” on the front of the box slides open to deploy toys wherever they are needed.

Red Fire Engine Electric Ride-On
– by Kid Trax

The ultimate in firefighting toys, this electric ride on engine by Kid Trax has two forwards speeds and one backwards speed. It includes all the bells and whistles as well: A megaphone, realistic sounds anda working fire hose add to the enjoyment. Sturdy enouh to hold two children and built for safety, this ride-on is sure to please children and parents alike.