If you haven’t started shopping for the holidays, or you’re just looking for a few more special items, we’re rounding up some amazing gifts for kids of all ages. From teethers to Tamagotchi pets, these are the presents that will still be played with well into the new year. Feel free to pass this list onto anyone asking, “what do the kids want this year?”
Baby Dunks-a-Lot by Jayson Tatum, $15
Kids and parents will both love this debut children’s book from NBA star and dad Jayson Tatum.
Pretty Please Teethers, Tic Tac Toe, $18
These silicone and natural beechwood teethers double as a toy for older babies.
Hape Gourmet Kitchen, $105
This is a play kitchen that’s built to last. Plus, we love the small footprint and neutral aesthetics.
This moduler activity tablet is a great iPad alternative for babies & young toddlers.
Urban Kiddy Baby’s My First Photo Album, $18
Help your child learn family members faces and names with this special gift.
Toniebox Bundle, $139
Screen-free entertainment at its finest—we love that these bundles come with a Tonie so kids can get started learning and listening right away.
Kiid Coffee, $31
This caffeine-free and fiber-filled version of coffee comes in various latte flavors, including caramel and chocolate.
Hatchimals Alive Mystery Hatch Pufficorn, $50
Jason Kelce is now endorsing Hatchimals, and that our kids love these toys makes these a no-brainer for holiday gifts.
3Doodler 3D Pen Printing Set, $50
With no hot parts and taking only 30 minutes to charge, this 3D printing pen is a surefire hit for a tech-y kid (ages 6+).
Lego Storage Build & Stack, $329
Lego fiends will love the building plate while parents will love the clever storage.
Slackers Ninja Line Intro Kit, $120
Budding ninjas will appreciate this kit that comes with 7 hanging obstacles.
Lego City Robot Roller Coaster, $100
Another Lego standout this season; kids can build a robot-themed roller coaster of Legos.
Tamagotchi Original Electronic Pet Toy, $24
These e-pets are back and as fun for kids as they were for you in the 90s!
Sharper Image Virtual Pong, $76
Kids use virtual paddles to hit a ball of light back and forth; this active game will be a play date hit.
Abacus Brands Bill Nye’s Extreme Weather Lab VR, $50
This gift is where science meets weather. Kids can experience extreme conditions like a volcano, hurricane and more.
Pop a Shot Indoor Basketball Hoop, from $229
Turn your playroom into an arcade with this reasonably priced line of indoor basketball games.
Wowza Phone Case, $85
These durable and striking phone cases can be customized for your tween or teen.
Glow Recipe Watermelon Moisturizer, $21
Experts say that this is one of the milder Sephora viral picks for skincare newbies.
Owala FreeSip Water Bottle, $38
We love the FreeSip spout meaning you can use the straw, or not—and we hear Owalas are rivaling Stanleys these days…
Perfect for camp or college, these chic monogrammed travel bags can hold makeup, pens/pencils and more.
Pottery Barn Teen Backlit Dartboard, $199
These solidly built dartboards are a classic gift for college students or younger kids trying to upgrade their room or hang out room at home.
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