Opening up Budge World is like taking a trip to a fun-filled park where your child can discover all kinds of toys and see their favourite characters. With games that teach early problem-solving and literacy skills, characters from their favourite brands (think Barbie, PAW Patrol, Transformers: Rescue Bots, and My Little Pony), and the chance to play alongside friends and siblings, there’s a perfect activity for every playtime.

Here are five great ways to play.

Kids can dress up Barbie in all kinds of outfits—customizing the colours, adding accessories, and doing her makeup—or give her a magical new hairstyle using fantastical tools like a braiding wand. And, while they’re at it, why not give Barbie’s unicorn a makeover too?

Discover old-school toys and kids’ games re-created to take on the go. Two kids can tap their way through a game of Hungry Hungry Hippos, while up to four players can spin the wheel and make their way through the colourful world of Candyland. And they can all create their own Mr. Potato Head—no small pieces required.

Marshall and his trusty firehose are ready to help children trace letters and numbers alongside the rest of the PAW Patrol gang. Plus, kids can head to the colouring cave to paint their favourite pups in all kinds of bright hues.

Kids can get creative building their own train tracks—complete with bridges, fun obstacles, and loop-de-loops—then drop in Thomas and his friends to see them in action. They can also solve problems doing railroad repairs, or have some fun racing their way down the track.

The littlest members of the household will love the Budge Jr. section, where they’ll find digital colouring pages featuring their favourite animals, fairy-tale-themed puzzles to piece together, and activities that call for matching objects by colour, number, or shape.