You probably have a lot of Christmas shopping to do.

It’s time to get serious.

Here are three tips to help you out: Make sure you have the right toy for your budget.

Toy prices vary by region and by state, but here are some basic rules to follow: Toy Prices in Your State/Province/Region Toy Price for the following categories are as follows: Smallest Toy Price of $0.20-0.30 New Toy Price: $0-0 and up Large Toy Price : $1.00-1.25 Toy Price Over $1,000: $2.50-2.75 Toy Price over $2,500: $3.00 Toy Price Above $3,000 (incl. the new Toy): $4.00+ Toy Prices are subject to change.

Toy Prices must be accurate and up to date.

All prices are subject of change without notice.

You will not be charged extra for a toy with a different price on it.

The price of a toy may change without prior notice.

Always check the prices before you buy.

Most of the toys are very similar in size, so it’s always worth shopping to find the one that’s right for you.

Make sure the toy is a good fit.

Toys designed for smaller kids may not work for older kids, and toys designed for older children may not fit younger kids.

Toys with a very long neck are best.

Toys that have a sharp point can be sharpened with a sharp tool and used as a sharp object to poke around.

Toys are designed for play and should not be used for any sort of physical activity.

Make your choice carefully.

Most toys have an expiration date, so don’t waste time thinking about a toy when you can get it before Christmas.

Check the toy’s label and make sure the price tag says when it will be available.

Remember that toys can be sold on eBay and Craigslist, and that sometimes the toy price can be higher than the real price.

Keep a close eye on your shopping list.

If you shop online, you may not find the item you want.

If there is no inventory online, check eBay or Craigslist.

Ask a friend or family member to do the shopping for you, if you can afford it.

You can also make a list of the items you want and look for a local store or a local retailer to buy them for you at a discount.

It is important to note that many retailers will not accept returns for toys that have been opened and are still in good condition, or those that are damaged beyond repair.

Check out the Toys at the Movies website, which has an extensive list of stores and retailers that sell toys.