Unicorn Fingerlings exist and this is where you can get them

YOU can now buy unicorn-shaped Fingerlings but they cost around £17 each.

The interactive toys that cling to your fingers are back in fashion in time for Christmas but this time there are some even more magical creatures up for grabs.

Last Christmas, it was the monkey shaped toys that were a hit with kids and featured on most retailer’s must-have lists.

The Fingerlings Baby Unicorn grips onto your finger while it makes magical noises, and responds to your movements and touch.

It will also let you know how it feels by blinking its eyes and turning its head.

You’ll also get a handful of different reactions if you pet it, rock her to sleep, hold her upside down or blow her a kiss.

They come in three different shades – white, purple and pink – and have rainbow coloured mane.

They’re already in stock in Argos and Smyths Toys where they cost £16.99, and £17 from Hamleys and Sainsbury’s.

But you might want to be quick because last year internet Grinch bots gobbled up stocks from high street stores and resold them online for more than twice the price.

In fact, one try-hard seller attempted to flog one of the toys on eBay for £600.

Last year, Trading Standards bosses warned that kids were being placed in danger by dodgy knock-offs.

LOL Surprise! toys are back too, but this time you’ll have to crack a series of codes before you find out what’s inside.

Hamleys has revealed its top 12 toys for Christmas and prices start at £8 but range up to £80.

You might think its too soon to be thinking about the festive season, but John Lewis revealed its most popular toys for Christmas back in August.

Argos also revealed its list of must-have toys, which includes a unicorn that poos glitter as well as toys from Paw Patrol, Fingerlings and LEGO.

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