Christmas time is almost upon everyone, and it is definitely a joyous occasion for children. Fortunately, parents would not have to look too far to buy their little ones the perfect toys for Christmas, especially if their children may enjoy Fingerlings, which is a toy that simulates the experience of having a tiny pet that wraps around children's fingers. However, where are the places or outlets that provide the best value for these timeless toys?

In a report by the International Business Times, online shipping giant, Amazon, will be providing a truck that can be contacted through Amazon's online shopping app. One Fingerling is estimated to cost around $14.99, and is perfect for children who are inclined to caring for animals. The toy itself is able to respond to voice prompts and touch, which makes for an adorable yet interactive toy.

For those who want to avail of Fingerlings from the Amazon trucks, it is important to know which locations have trucks that are readily available. Amazon has trucks in Atlanta, Austin, Baltimore, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Denver, Houston, Indianapolis, Los Angeles, Miami, Minneapolis-St. Paul, Nashville, New York City, Orlando, Philadelphia, Phoenix, Portland, Sacramento, San Antonio, San Diego, San Francisco, San Jose, Seattle, and Tampa.

However, this is not the only convenient way to obtain a Fingerling. According to i4u, potential buyers can download a free Tracker App to make the transaction purely online. Customers will have the option to be notified so that they can be alerted when the delivery will arrive wherever they desire their Fingerlings to be shipped. This feature is convenient, especially for setting up surprises for children.

It is also important to note that other toys can be purchased as well through the Tracker App. The Fingerling, however, is not the only interactive pet toy that is available in the market today. According to the Daily Mail, the 90s classic digital pet, Tamagotchi by Bandai, will be made ready and available for smart phones for free. However, these will not be available until early 2018.