Franklin Sports MLB Electronic Baseball Pitching Machine

If he's more interested in jamming to the vibes from his strums than marching to the beat of his own drums will totally harmonize with the ChordBuddy. The color-coded device attaches to a guitar and the accompanying book guides him through the basics that every guitar player starts with. He'll learn how to play its 60 songs in no time.

With the axles and gears in the Lego Gadgets book, a boy has the ability to build 11 different machines. There are 58 Lego elements to get him started on a creative and mechanical path. He'll build silly things like robots, and functional things like a drink stirrer for chocolate milk.

With Diamond Kinetics as part of their training arsenal, pitchers will throw as well as they hit and vice versa. The two-way training set contains a ball that measures 7 metrics in real-time with the player's throw and a bat attachment that measures 11 data points. All that data flows into an app so they can use it to improve.

Drums used to be the bane of a parent's existence...until now! Drums are cool now! And SpecDrums are the coolest ever because they're totally silent. He can jam on top of a blanket, a stuffed animal, anything soft and quiet while the sound blares through headphones.

His brain will have to shift into Beastmode to solve the one hundred puzzles in the Perplexus Beast. The small ball contains a brain-twisting puzzle maze that he has to navigate a small ball through. If the ball falls off the track, he has to start again.

He wants to float like a butterfly and sting like a bee and he'll be well on his way with this punching bag to practice with. It comes with a set of gloves to protect his hands and will make him feel like the pro-boxer he knows he can be.