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Consider This Your One-Stop Shopping For All The Kids On Your Gift List This Year

Better luck next year, Santa.

Posted on Nov 8, 2026 UTC

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by Maitland Quitmeyer BuzzFeed BuzzFeed Staff

I'm a deputy editorial director on the BuzzFeed Shopping team (I've been a shopping editor so long, I remember when Prime Day was just one day), who has spent the better part of a decade finding, vetting, and writing about products (and deals!), from no-nonsense toilet cleaners to the best mascaras to genius ideas that'll win your next gift exchange.

Shopping for kids can be a challenge! Even if you're not sure what hobbies, shows, or books they're into, you're all but guaranteed to find something perfect in this list. There are even some picks in here that might make you extra nostalgic for your childhood!

1. Foldology, an origami-inspired folding puzzle game with 100 different challenges at 5 difficulty levels to keep kids (recommended 10+) busy for hours, using spatial awareness and logic while they fold... and refold... until they reveal the final image! And since each puzzle is essentially a piece of paper, they're perfect for screen-free on-the-go entertainment.

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This is suggested for ages 10+.

Promising review: "My family took this on a trip recently, and it was a big hit! It was perfect for screen free time on the airplane — there is not much room to do anything on a plane these days, but you can fold down your tray and fold away. The designs were fun and interesting, and sometimes if we were stumped we would trade sheets back and forth. Some reviews comment that the package is small and doesn't look like much, but it really delivers- it is going to provide hours and hours of fold time, plus it is lightweight and easy to take on a trip. If a picture was really difficult, sometimes we would leave it for a day, come back to it, and have it solved in just a few minutes. We thought it was great fun and could be a unique gift for people who like a challenge. Would definitely buy again!" —Jen in NC

Get it from Amazon for $12.99.

Looking for more puzzling? There's also Foldology 2 and Foldology 3 (which is more challenging and designed for teens and adults)!

2. A pair of functional kids' binoculars for the birder-in-training — now they won't have to steal your (...more expensive) pair but can still get a good look at the nature around them! Not only do they work great (parents are even tempted to use them), but they're also rainproof and super sturdy when dropped or thrown around — just listen to this parent: "My destructive two-year-old still hasn't figured out how to break them, and that's saying something."

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The set also comes with a protective carrying case, a neck strap, a cleaning cloth, and a bird identification sticker book. 

Promising review: "Awesome binoculars for kids! My 3, 5, and 7-year-olds all use them and get to bird with mom and dad. I have even used them in a pinch, and they work great. We have had other brands of binoculars for them, and they do not fit as nicely in their hands or focus as well. These are lightweight and easy to use." —Mama of Wrens

Get it from Amazon for $24.99 (available in two colors). 

3. A Lego water lilies kit if you know a kid who's been jealous of all the beautiful Lego Botanicals kits that have been designed for grownups. The 250+ piece kit is designed to create two water lilies in vases, with pearlescent inner petals that catch the light. Plus the petals are adjustable, so the flowers can be displayed open or closed, and the vase pieces create an illusion that they're filled with water, making them a lovely little piece of decor for their room, too!

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This is recommended for ages 9 and up.

Promising review: "Highly recommend! The item looks exactly like the photos and is made with excellent quality. It was the perfect gift, and my 15-year-old daughter was thrilled with it. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐" —Kenya Pratt

Get it from Amazon for $26.99.

4. And a Lego Make-Your-Own-Movie Kit packed with enough Lego elements, punch-out frames, and paper backgrounds for them to unlock their stop-motion creativity — especially when paired with the other Lego sets and pieces they no doubt already have. The step-by-step instructions make it easy for them to start animating a scene using a phone or tablet. Move over, Ben Wyatt!

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They can also use the Lego Play app for more features!

Promising review: "My son saw this book in his school book order sheet and HAD TO HAVE IT. So I bought it off Amazon for his sixth birthday. He built his own mount for his iPad mini and was making stop-motion videos in no time! I was worried it would be too advanced for him, but once his dad showed him how to use the program and how to move the pieces just right, he was all set! It keeps him occupied for HOURS and I love that it’s an interactive way to channel his creativity and do something else fun with the millions of LEGO sets he has. Definitely pleased with this purchase!" —justcruzn

Get it from Amazon for $23.31.

5. A retro box set of choose-your-own-adventure stories just like the ones you used to read! Who nee)ds screens when you can spend hours and hours (and hours) flipping back and forth, seeing how you can survive and thrive during a trip to space or deep under the sea?

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Promising review: "Get these for your kids they will ADORE them! My daughter absolutely loves these. I had these in childhood so when I found them, I was literally over the moon. They are the best books ever and I was so excited they are still in print!" —Kirsten Rhode

Get a set of four books from Amazon for $19.01.

6. A Crayola Camelbak with a chug-style top made with soft silicone and a protective cap that looks like a fresh-from-the-box crayon and flips over for easy drinking without spilling — unlike straw-style tumblers. This is one water bottle that's simply too cute to lose!

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Promising review: "My kids love these water bottles. I have boys ages 5-8 and was easy for them to open and close, they stayed hydrated in summer camp. Very easy to clean because no narrow straw. Color was exactly the teal pictured and seems pretty durable so far. It does leak a bit when not stored upright if it's not tightly closed." —Sima Leah

Get it from Amazon for $19.55 (available in four colors).

7. Or a Bestie Bottle, an insulated stainless steel bottle that makes staying hydrated a little bit more fun at any age. Choose between animal shapes (goat! jellyfish! koala!), seasonal cuties (reindeer! santa!), or even a rocketship!

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The 16-ounce leakproof bottle can keep drinks cold up to 24 hours. It comes with a flexible silicone straw and comes apart for easy cleaning. There are also replacement heads in the listing. 

Promising review: "So durable. Only kids cup I have found that is comparable to a Yeti. Keeps water COLD and easy to clean." —Carli

Get it from Amazon for $34.99 (available in 21 styles). 

8. BrainBolt, a handheld electronic memory game that kids and adults alike might just fight over for a turn. The challenge is to remember the pattern of lights and identify what's new — through a set of increasingly difficult levels. Reviewers say it's like an updated (and more complicated!) version of the game Simon you might remember from the '90s. It even has solo and two-player modes so you can go head-to-head after all the presents are unwrapped!

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It's recommended for ages 7–107.

Promising review: "BrainBolt is the perfect game for my son. He has an amazing memory and loves to challenge it! He loves the different levels of play with this game so he doesn’t get bored! Since it is so portable…we take it everywhere with us…on road trips, on the way to school, doctor’s office and even to the grocery store. I love that it is educational and it is helping grow is brain! It’s a fun game that keeps my 8 year old son really entertained!" —Eryn Jackson

Promising review: "We played it for our family night. there were six of us (ages twenties thru sixties), At first, we did individual mode and the person with the best score won. Then we did teams of two, which was great because we got to match the top three with the best scores with another with one of the lower scores.

 The thing that was interesting was how, if you keep playing, you get better and better at it. I'd recommend this to anyone who loved some of the old arcade games. This is a wonderfully portable version of that. This is now part of our usual game night rotation!" —Josie Brown

Get it from Amazon for $23.99.

9. A *brilliant* travel organizer for toy cars with numbered pocket "garages" to keep their favorites safely snug. When playtime arrives? It unfolds into a racetrack playmat to use on the go! Vroooooooooooom!

So Handmade / Etsy

Promising review: "What an absolutely perfect gift for my toddlers who love Hot Wheels! You can tell it’s so well made with lots of love and care. I cannot wait to give them the two I bought for Christmas and to use them as fun travel toys (because Hot Wheels come everywhere with us!)" —Shannon Brown

Get it from So Handmade on Etsy for $28 (originally $35; you can also add a name for an added cost).

So Handmade specializes in handmade, Montessori-inspired toys for toddlers — and are especially useful for travel.

Shipping info: Arrives by Christmas; check the listing for estimated shipping time to your area.

10. A dino race track complete with 144 pieces of flexible track, *cars shaped like T. Rex heads that light up when pushed along the track* and realistic dino figures — every other race track set available suddenly looks so boring... Once they open it, every grownup in the room is going to want their turn to play, too.

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Promising review: "My son received this set as a gift for Christmas and he really loves it. I asked the gifter where they got it and I have since bought the same set two times as a gift to other toddlers my son's age. And each time it's a huge hit! Kids are just obsessed with this. Even myself had fun playing this with my son. I like how versatile the tracks are. Totally worth it!" —olive

Get it from Amazon for $21.99 (also available in blue, plus a shark version).

11. The BaubleBar Ultimate DIY bag charm kit perfect for whipping up some truly adorable purse accessories — it comes with 275 beads, plus enough materials to make six charms, all organized neatly in the 44-compartment case. Plus, you can have fun re-stocking the case with more supplies for their next crafting adventure...friendship bracelets, anyone?

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Promising review: "I bought this for my daughter's 8th Birthday! It was fantastic. The girls were able to make the bracelets without assistant (other than tying knots in the ends). The beads are high quality and have lasted on my daughter's backpack. I even made one for myself as a keychain for my keys." —Mallary Morris

Get it from Amazon for $48.

12. Mini Mahjer — a beginner-friendly, simplified (and faster!) version of mahjong designed to help anyone over the age of six learn the game. It's designed with steps from beginner to advanced and kid-size tiles, so the whole family will become pros in no time. 

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This was one of Oprah's Favorite Things in 2025 btw!

Promising review: "Mini Mahjer is awesome! Our family has played each night, and my kids learned so quickly. Love the playing cards, quality of the tiles, and the ability to play a full card while my kids can play the beginner, intermediate, or advanced cards included with the game." —CP

Get it from Amazon for $160 (also available in three other styles). 

13. A set of glittery butterfly hair clips that'll recapture the magic of the winged clips you used to wear as a kid — but in an upgraded way. These fabric beauties are lightweight but also have secure old, so they're as perfect for playtime as they are for dressing up to go to a party. Will you want to order a set for yourself too? I say yes. 

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Promising review: "My 4-year-old daughter and 2.5-year-old son love these clips. They have been wearing them all morning. They seem to have great hold, they are pretty sturdy. My son was pulling them off and they didn’t seem to get damaged at all. They are pretty, and seem to be comfortable for the kids as well. Worth the price!" —Luke Weber

Get a set of 18 from Amazon for $8.99+ (available in 18 styles). 

14. An activity table specifically designed to make the life-flashing-before-your-eyes pain of stepping on a Lego piece a thing of the past. It has a flippable top (plain on one side, ~construction base~ material on the other that's compatible with most building bricks for added structure!), plus built-in drawers kids can sliiiide pieces into after playtime is over to keep everything neat and tidy — without you needing to pitch in to pick up block by block oh-so carefully. 

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Promising review: "If your kids have Legos, you NEED this table.I think this is one of the best purchases I've made for my kids, I wish i would have got it a couple of years ago. Now there is no more stepping on Legos on the floor or finding Legos in every box and drawer in the house. Now I can sit on the sofa rather then the floor when my kids want me to help them build. The kids now keep all the Legos together on the table or in the drawers. Love it!" —mary

Get it from Amazon for $92.99+ (available in three colors).

15. A Hex Bots robo centipede, the 2026 version of the sold-out-last-yearwall crawler gecko — and, yes it ACTUALLY rolls up and sliiiiithers across floors! It can be controlled from up to 25 feet away, so definitely be prepared for a prank or two coming your way. Did I mention its eyes also glow? I'm scared, but also impressed.

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See it in action on TikTok. 

Promising review: "It was very much beloved by 7-year-olds. They played and played with it. Good value for my money." —Sheri Dunkley

Get it from Amazon for$29.97.

16. A pretzel-making kit with pre-measured, color-coded ingredients and instructions tailored for kids so they can feel confident in the kitchen and you can enjoy a delicious soft pretzel straight from the oven (after you help and supervise, of course).

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This is recommended for ages 5+.

Promising review: "This kit was the perfect Christmas gift for our 6-year-old! It was packaged well and clearly labeled, the ingredients were fresh, and included very cute and easy-to-follow directions! It was a great activity for all of us to enjoy together! We did half the regular salt pretzels and half with cinnamon and sugar; both were delicious!" —Austin

Get it from Amazon for$36.99 (also available in five other cooking kits like bagels and cinnamon buns).

17. And a set of plastic knives for kiddos who are despeate to join the action in the kitchen — or even prep for their star turn on Masterchef Junior. This trio of knives is designed for children so they can actually help you prep dinner and learn a thing or two *while* preventing any ouchies. The serrated blades make it easy to cut through yummy crunchy veggies without being sharp enough to cut skin.

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Of course, children should still be supervised while using these knives!

Promising review: "I’ve only had these for a couple of days, but already my 4-year-old daughter keeps asking me for things to chop up. They’re perfect for the little chef in your life or the kid who want to be a big helper. So far she’s easily (and safely) chopped up: lettuce, apples, bananas, strawberries, potatoes, even carrots! I can run my hand along the blade and not cut myself and yet it’s designed in a way that you can still chop through veggies and fruits. Another pro is they are super easy to clean and dishwasher safe. They came exactly as pictures for me: in three different sizes and colors, with a slight grip texture on the handle for little hands. They’re nice and lightweight as well so it’s not cumbersome for younger kids. Love them!" —Abby Roeller

Get a set of three from Amazon for $9.95.

18. A DIY launcher kit that'll be just as fun to assemble as it will to send paper airplanes flying through the air with great speed. It's time for a family-wide competition!

Oney STEM Co / Etsy

Even better: gift it with a book of paper airplanes!

Promising review: "My nephew LOVED it! Though we have been joking that this now makes paper airplanes an "outside toy" (read: it's awesome)" —Alisha

Get it from Oney STEM Co on Etsy for $28.95 (available in seven colors, and in bundles with games).

Oney STEM Co is a small biz making stem kits.

Shipping info: Arrives by Christmas; check the listing for estimated shipping time to your area.

19. A pack of mythical sword pens that give homework, journaling, or a puzzle book some high-stakes gravitas. They say the pen is mightier than the sword, but with these...they can have both!

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Promising review: "Got these for my nephew's birthday, and it blew his 10-year-old mind. Amazing, tiny replicas. I don’t even like swords that much, and I thought they were adorable. And, bonus, the quality of the pen is really good. They write super smoothly. Even my 15-year-old son wanted some after he saw them." —Manda

Get a pack of 12 from Amazon for $9.99 (available in four styles). 

20. A canister of Cadbury Drinking Chocolate with a rich flavor that makes it an ideal stocking stuffer for the upcoming snowy days, whether they're recovering from a snowball fight or curling up with during the cozy marathon of their choosing.

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Promising review: "Excellent taste! My new favorite cocoa for making hot chocolate after dinner or when coming inside on a cold day. Great taste, mixes well with milk or water (I prefer milk), and simply tastes better than those American packets. As we approach winter, I will be sure to have a goodly amount of this hot chocolate in the pantry." —Hot Mama

Promising review: "Simply the best hot drinking chocolate in the world! So good mixed with warm milk. I don’t mess with Swiss Miss anymore!!" —JenX

Get it from Amazon for $9.80.

To take it to the next level, gift it with a shaker of JetPuff 🌈 rainbow 🌈 crunchy marshmallow bits!

21. A gooey dissection kit if your kid is one who would be thrilled by the idea of pulling glow-in-the-dark bones and mini organs out of goo. Future doctor alert! And once they finish dissecting, they can do the whole thing over again, thanks to the gel refill pack that's included. This is one of National Geographic's highly popular STEM kits, btw!

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It comes with a mold, gel, bones, organs, tweezers, and a kid-safe scapel. There's also an included educational booklet.

Promising review: "My son is only 4, but we did an intensive shark study for Shark Week. He LOVED digging out the bones. It comes with a refill, so we can do it all over again next year for Shark Week!" —JP Staggs

Get it from Amazon for $14.99+(available in four animals). 

22. A cute lil' train that...automatically sets up dominoes (🤯) — all they'll need to do is load up the dominoes (which reviewers say is great for building patience and fine motor skills), press the button, and watch it go! It even makes train sounds as it goes. 

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Promising review: "Love, love, love! I got this for my 3-year-old for his birthday, and he's obsessed! It came with a whole bunch of dominos, two stacks for the dominos, the train of course, and batteries were included! You're able to adjust the front wheels to make it automatically go in a circle which I thought was cool, I assumed we would just have to keep moving it so that was a nice surprise! Overall, it's just a really neat toy that keeps my kid very entertained!" —Lea Bransky

Get it from Amazon for $24.99 (available in two colors).

23. A bag of Reindeer Farts (spoiler alert: it's actually cherry-flavored cotton candy) that'll make a truly magical gift that'll bring out the giggles in recipients of all ages.

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Promising review: "I won't lie — the whole reason I purchased this is because I knew that my kids would laugh at the name. However, I was really happy with how yummy the actual cotton candy in the bag was! The candy was fresh, and well packaged, and the product name got the laughs expected. Overall, I would say it's a bit expensive for what you get (though it was easily enough for me and two children to share), but would still recommend as a cute/silly gift for someone who would get a kick out of this type of thing." —Deb

Get it from Amazon for $8.95.

24. A wooden putt putt set that turns the living room or the backyard into their own private mini golf course, compete with scary shark obstacle, and even a windmill! The two included golf clubs are even height adjustable so kiddos can keep playing as they grow.

Uncommon Goods

Promising review: "High quality paint. Easy for little hands to set up. They can use their imagination (no batteries!) to set this up in lots if different configurations. Also can play with them independent of the others. Kids love the shark and fire. The extension for the clubs make it a favorite as they grow. LOVE THIS FOR THE LITTLES!!!" —Manta Gramma

Get it from Uncommon Goods for $79.

25. Silly Poopy's Hide & Seek game, in which kids (or young-at-heart adults) hide a rainbow-hued "poo" that says "yoo-hoo" and gives clues about its whereabouts. This is about...the only time a kid should be excited about finding poo.

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Check out a TikTok of the Silly Poopy in action.

Promising review: "Let me tell you that if you want hours of endless fun of hide and go seek without having to hide yourself, this is a must get! When it's hidden it makes various toot noises and says stuff so the kids know if they are close. And when they find it and press the button to do and sing the silly poopy dance ... even you will dance and sing along!!! Doesn't need batteries and come on, it's poop? Who doesn't think poop and toot noises are funny and if they don't they are lying to themselves. A must-have for fun with your kids without barely doing any work!!" —andrea kelli gorman

Get it from Amazon for $8.50.

26. A "my first sewing kit" jam-packed with enough supplies to whip up seven projects, including a stuffed animal, card holder, ornament, keychain, and more. The pre-cut fabric pieces come with pre-punched holes so they can practice their stitching with the included jumbo plastic needle.

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Promising review: "Okay, so I snagged this sewing kit for my 7-year-old, and seriously, it was a total win! She was instantly curious about everything inside. It kept her busy for a good chunk of the afternoon, which as any parent knows, is like striking gold. We had a blast going through all the bits and bobs together. Lots of "Dad, what's this do?" moments, which was actually pretty cool father-daughter time. What she really went nuts for were the little keychain things that came with it. That was the first thing she wanted to try and figure out how to make. It was awesome seeing her little brain working, trying to get the hang of it all. Honestly, for any parent looking for something that's not just gonna entertain but maybe teach a little something too, this is it. If you've got a kiddo who's even slightly crafty or just loves figuring things out, you should totally grab this. It's not just a toy; it's like a little project in a box. Plus, those keychain things? Major hit. Trust me on this one, you won't regret it. Definitely hitting that like button myself if I were just browsing!" —Luis Guttierrez

Get it from Amazon for $19.99.

27. The Shark Tank-famous Comfy Jr., a wearable sweatshirt-blanket hybrid for the kiddo you know who is always running cold. Microfiber fleece on the outside, thick fleece fluff on the inside, a truly gigantic pocket (for snacks!!), an oversized hood, and a slouchier-than-slouchy fit...what more can they ask for?!

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Should you get a matching adult-size one for yourself?? Not no!

Promising review: "My 5-year-old son was extremely spoiled this past Christmas. Received a ride-on tractor, lots of toys, and electronic stuff. The Comfy is one gift I got him that he did not request, but he absolutely cannot live without it now. He puts it on as soon as he wakes up, and thanks to the sleeves, he is able to eat his breakfast while still staying warm and snuggly in the comfy. It really helps with the transition from the nice warm bed to getting up in the cold months! I also love how big it is. The sleeves are very long and the body is also wide. The sleeves have cuffs on them, so they aren't getting in the way of his eating or other activities, and there's plenty of room to grow. This was a great purchase and we will be getting more!" —. [Amazon Customer]

Get it from Amazon for $42.99 (available in one size and six colors, plus fun prints like constellations, Disney Princesses, Frozen, and more; reviewers suggest getting theadult size for kids over 12). 

If the kid on your list lives somewhere warmer, you can also get the Comfy Dream Jr., which is just as comfortable but doesn't have the thick fleece lining. 

28. Don't Trust Fish, a newer children's book that's already getting rave reviews for being laugh-out-loud funny for kids and adults alike, with an absurd concept that gets more ridiculous as the book goes on — but still teaches some basic fish facts, plus introduces the concept of an ~unreliable narrator~. And parents, that's a recipe for a book you might not mind reading over and over (and over) again.

Dial Books

Promising review: "Possibly the funniest kids book I have ever read to my boys, EVER! It’s so witty and still factual. I’m very impressed and I give this book as a present to all my kid’s friends. A+++++" —Amanda Willits

Promising review: "I ordered this book for my 5-year-old for Christmas, and we’ve read it almost every night for the past five months, sometimes many times. It’s both of our favorite children’s book. It’s so silly and so funny. He likes to do his own dramatic reading of some of the pages. I love that it sneaks in a lesson about the characteristics of mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians and (of course) fish. I’d give it ten stars if I could. Every kid should have a copy. I don’t remember what I spent on it, but it was worth every penny." —Joshua

Get it from Amazon for $10.56.

29. A celestial projector shaped like a lil' astronaut to really complete the vibe of their bedroom. It has eight different nebula-style effects they can (optionally) combine with a twinkling green star effect for an out-of-this-world experience that'll completely transform their space.

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Promising review: "5-year-old loves this. The remote on this is awesome! Let’s you really customize what you/your kiddo wants. The timer feature is also great. We’ve had this for 2 years, and it’s still going strong. Love that it has a detachable head so you can adjust where it projects." —A.N.

Promising review: "Purchased this for an 8-year-old who loves space and the stars. As an adult, I would almost purchase this for myself. It projects a galaxy on the ceiling of whatever room you are in. It looks great on 10-foot ceilings, but also looks amazing in our room with 30-foot ceilings. The projections are bright but easily allow a child to sleep under it. This gets used every night. The only problem we have had is that the little USB wall wart stopped working, but we were able to use a spare USB wall wart/charger in its place." —KC

Get it from Amazon for $34.99+ (available in black and white).

30. A classic marble run set so kids can work on developing their problem-solving skills while having a HECK of a lot of fun watching the colorful marbles zip and zoom through tracks and obstacles.

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Promising review: "My 5- and 3-year-olds (and me) have spent hours building towers and watching marbles clatter down these chutes, steps, gears and spirals, HOURS! And they’re not bored yet! It’s also educational learning the physics of slopes by experience. Plus, it comes with enough marbles that losing a few doesn’t matter." —Joyce Parker

Get it from Amazon for $54.99 (available in four styles).

31. Or a Gravity Maze marble run designed to challenge kiddos to think ahead to figure out how to build paths so the marble can drop down to the final cube. Puzzling and satisfying! The game includes 60 challenges, ranging from beginner to expert, so they can work their way up to the harder ones.

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Promising review: "Such a great toy for kids 5-12. Keep them off their devices and give a try at this maze. My son shared it with his teacher who wants to put them in their school STEM lab. It is really a great toy that can keep you occupied and having fun!" —Lindsey A

Promising review: "My daughter loves it. Her older sister loves it even more. Even my parents are intrigued by it. Sometimes, I take it with us when we go out to eat, and we take turns trying to solve it at the table while waiting for food. All sorts of people come up to us and ask us about the game because they've never seen anything like it. Young or old, everyone wants a chance with this thing!" —Keith

Get it from Amazon for $24.99.

32. A Fisher-Price Rockin’ Record Player so kids can inherit their parents' love of vinyls at an early age. But no need to worry about scratching any actual records — this comes with five disks (with two songs each) in different musical styles, including hip-hop, country, and pop — there's even a "mindfulness" record with a meditation. There's even a "record scratch" feature on the volume knob!

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Promising review: "My kids absolutely love this toy! It’s one of those things they go back to again and again, and people constantly ask where I got it. Such a good, engaging toy for little ones — definitely worth it." —Amazon Customer

Get it from Amazon for $48.59.

33. For The Love Of Books, a reading journal for the growing bookworm on your list — not only is this beautiful, with a colorful cover with gold foil design, but it has tons packed inside. We're talking a daily reading log, book bucket list, space to keep track of library loans, a favorite quotes section, and of course, the main star: space for 52 book reviews so they can keep track of their faves.

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The book review includes the format (adiobook, ebook, or physical book), title, author, date, page length, number of stars out of 5, whether they read by themselves or with someone, fiction/nonfiction, whether they liked the ending yes/no, favorite character, plus room to dig a little deeper, like sharing favorite quotes, favorite scenes, and what they'd like to ask the author.

Promising review: "I ordered one for my 7 year old and one for my 10 year old. They both love it! It's colorful and simple but thorough. Great product for a great price!" —Kindle Customer

Get it from Amazon for $14.99.

Btw, they also make a reading journal designed for teens, plus one for adults if you want to pick one up for yourself at the same time!

34. Or a Bookroo baby and preschool or kid and tween book subscription so the kid on your list's TBR list is always packed with great reads. Just pick the right option for their age range or reading level, and they'll get a box of curated books, each individually wrapped, to make the experience even more fun. They'll be telling you all about their favorite character in no time!

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There are two age range options for the baby and preschool subscription:

—The Board Book Box (ages 0–3) comes with three board books

—The Picture Book Box (ages 3-6) comes with two hardcover picture books. —There's also an option for a Sibling Box (ages 0-6) that allows you to alternate receiving a box of Board Books and a box of Picture Books on alternate months.

There are two age range options for the kid and tween subscription:

—The Junior Chapter Book Box (ages 7–10) comes with two junior chapter books, with lighter text and often illustrations

—The Middle Grade Chapter Book Box (ages 9–12) comes with two hardcover chapter books

—There's also an option for a Sibling Box (ages 7-10) that allows you to alternate receiving a box of Junior Chapter Books and a box of Middle Grade Chapter Books on alternate months.

Promising review: "My aunt got a Bookroo subscription for my daughter last year as a gift. I never knew how much I would love it myself! The package is beautiful and when we both see it, we get so excited. The books are individually wrapped which leads to the excitement and the gift of the book and the gift of reading itself. My aunt has extended our subscription and now I am buying subscriptions for nieces and nephews. It's a great gift for kids and has made my daughter love reading as much as I do." —Elizabeth

Get the Bookroo Book Club subscriptions at Cratejoy for $21.95+/month: baby and preschool here and kid and tween here (1-, 3-, 6-, and 12-month subscriptions).

35. A Crayola Inspiration art case packed with 140 pieces (markers! crayons! colored pencils!) — all in a cute tie-dye suitcase-style case — to jumpstart their creativity. And the storage means that everything has a home when art hour is over (that means no loose crayons to step on). And hey, you'll be sure to get some *excellent* artwork to hang on your fridge in return!

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Promising review: "This was purchased for a five-year-old girl that LOVES to draw. Of all the cases we looked at on Amazon, this one was her favorite! She absolutely loves this case, and after four months of almost daily use, it is still in great shape. It keeps her busy for hours. The case itself is a beautiful swirl of colors (we ordered the pink case per her request). It easily opens and closes, but the closure is strong and secure. It makes a “snapping” sound ensuring her that it is securely closed. She can easily tote it around by the handle without the fear of it opening. The plastic insert that holds the crayons, pens, and pencils is also thick and sturdy. It isn’t thin and hollow like some other art kits we have purchased in the past. Everything snaps in tightly so when the case is opened, there isn’t a waterfall of art supplies. The pencils, crayons, and pens come in a variety of rich and beautiful colors only Crayola can create. The little pens and pencils are the perfect size for little hands. I am very impressed with this art case. It's the perfect gift for the little artist in your life." —Michelle

Get it from Amazon for $29.99.

And if you know a kid who's a big K-Pop Demon Hunters fan, Crayola makes a themed art case with markers, coloring pages, posters, and stickers! Get it for $24.99.

36. And The Big Book for Little Artists, a kids' artwork album (perfect for displaying on a bookshelf or coffee table) they can stuff with all their new creations to keep them safe and sound until they can display them in a retrospective art show. How precocious! It also has clips built in to keep all their treasures secure.

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Get it from Amazon for $45.

37. An Otamatone, a Japanese electric musical instrument that is *so* cute and easy to play, including for kids and teens: just press down and slide your fingers up and down the spine to play higher and lower notes, and squeeze the mouth open to create the sound. This reviewer's video shows how!

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I saw someone make a stitched TikTok playing every part of Les Mis's "One Day More" on this instrument, and it was amazing. 

Promising review: "Best Christmas gift. Everyone in the house loves using it. Obviously, be aware if you are buying this for a child or a Goofy husband that they will figure out how to make the most annoying noises. Totally worth it." —ashley becker

Promising review: "Absolute best gift! Got this for a friend and she loves it! When she pulled it out of the box, she was so happy I swore she was going to need a restroom close by; she probably peed a little dab! I'm very happy with this product because not only did it make her happy I was super happy seeing her so happy with it! She played it for hours that night." —Lindsi Shepherd

Get it from Amazon for $39.99 (available in four colors).

38. A Snap Circuits kit, a no-tools-needed set for giving engineers-to-be hands-on insight into electrical circuits. It includes over 30 electronic parts that snap together in a variety of designs for a total of over 100 functional projects!

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The kit comes with over 32 electrical components including snap wires, slide switches, an alarm circuit, a music integrated circuit, and a speaker. (Each piece is numbered and color-coded to make identifying them easy.) Plus, a plastic grid and a project manual with 101 different electronic projects.

Recommended for ages 8+. Adult supervision advised.

Promising review: "Can I give this 6 stars? My 6-year-old son didn't ask me ONCE today for his tablet, video game or to play on my phone. He ignored a new movie on TV (one he had been BEGGING to see) because he was playing with this toy. He spent a couple hours working with his dad, a couple experimenting by himself and another few HOURS working through the projects with his aunt. I LOVE THIS TOY!" —SnappinMom

Get a set from Amazon for $32.99.

39. A *weighted* plushie that hundreds of kid (and adult) reviewers swear by for a little bit of cuddling comfort. Think "weighted blanket" but smaller (and way cuter). These have often gone out of stock, but they're now available in more oh-so-cute animals than ever (penguins, cows, and dragons, oh my!), so you can find the perfect one for the kid on your list. There are even sets that come with a grown-up and a baby size 🥹.

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When I saw the dino one in a TikTok (with the Linda Belcher "little babies" audio, obviously), I just had to order one. I opted for the cheetah — it looks cute sitting out on my loveseat and I simply can't stop snuggling up with it resting on my chest or lap, whether I'm relaxing watching TV or just getting work done between meetings.

Promising review: "So soft! My son loves it! And the fact that it is weighted helps him sleep 10x better because it stays by his side!" —S

Promising review: "My daughter loves this dinosaur! It is so soft and fluffy with just the right amount of weight to be comforting. She sleeps with it every night and often holds it during the day to help her relax." —Ccf

Get it from Target for $25 (available in 22 animals), plus animal-and-baby sets of two (at the bottom of the page).

40. A "reverse" coloring book filled with abstract blobs of color that make a fantastic starting point to spark their creativity — are they flowers? are they cute cartoon creatures? can it become a landscape? The possibilities are endless. All they need to do is whip out a black pen and reveal their vision!

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You can add a six-pack of fine line pens to make it complete! Get top-rated ones from Amazon for $12.89.

Promising review: "8-year-old loved it. She was skeptical when she opened it for Christmas, but as soon as she did one page.. she flew through the entire book!!" —Stream!

Promising review: "Great for creative types. Unique. My 12-year-old daughter AND 66-year-old mother both loved it. They had so much fun. My mom ordered another for a friend!" —Lisa M.S.

Get it from Amazon for $7.87; available in four versions.

41. Taco Cat Goat Cheese Pizza, a speedy (and hilarious) card game that'll have everyone racing to beat each other to slap the cards while giggling all the way.

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It's recommended for players 8 and older.

Here's how to play: Pass out all the cards to the players and keep all the stacks face down. Everyone takes a turn putting a card down in the middle, while saying "taco," "cat," "goat," "cheese," and "pizza," in that order. If the picture on your card matches the word that's said, everyone races against each other to slap their hand on the central pile of cards. Whoever is last must take the pile of cards and add them to their stack, and the person who runs out of cards first wins!

Promising review: "When my daughter said she wanted this game, I looked at her like she had three heads because I had never heard of it before, so I blindly trusted the 10-year-old and ordered the game. This has seriously been the best money I've spent this year! We love this game and have suckered so many friends into playing with us. It is great for kids and adults. I have even found my husband playing it with some of his buddies! So all in all, just get the game, lose the screen time, and enjoy the fun and laughter with friends." —Tiffany Richardson

Get it from Amazon for $9.95 (also available in a Spanish edition).

If you're looking for something Christmas-themed to play, there's a version for you, too! Santa Cookie Elf Candy Snowman, played the exact same way! Get it from Amazon for $9.99.

42. A book of 642 tiny things to draw that'll give them TONS (literally hundreds!) of busts of inspiration to unlock their doodling creativity. Some are quite basic (blade of grass), some are more ~conceptual~ (speed of light), but all are designed to give them something to unleash their artistic imagination.

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This book is only 5.4 inches tall, so it'll easily fit in a stocking.

Promising review: "My 11-year-old artist really loves this. It’s easy to carry around to restaurants or in the car. The prompts can be drawn simply or with more detail. Definitely a great purchase!" —Annie

Get it from Amazon for $9.27.

43. A *magic* Crayola watercolor set — what makes it magic, you ask? Well the paints *only* work on the special paper that comes with it, so they can bring out their inner Jackson Pollock without getting paint all over...well...everything.

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The kit comes with a paintbrush, 18 special pieces of paper, and six clear paints that change colors when they hit the paper. The brush lights up to indicate what color is currently on the brush. 

Promising review: "I saw this everywhere and wanted to get it for my kids. My kids love this magic light brush paint set. It's perfect for toddlers who want to paint but you don't want the whole mess. The only problem I found was the yellow after a few swipes wouldn't make yellow anymore no matter how much I rubbed the brush on the palette. It would be an orange-brown color. It wasn't a deal breaker for us. Overall, it's fun, and the kids love it." —Ashley

Get it from Amazon for $17.69. Also available in a fun finger-painting version!

44. A National Geographic geodes kit that'll amaze and astound any young scientist and keep them busy for hours as they smash the rocks to discover the gorgeous crystals hidden inside. 

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This science kit includes four natural crystal-filled geodes, one pair of safety goggles, one display stand, and one learning guide.

Promising review: "My daughter is 10 and this kept her busy for HOURS! She had so much fun and was excited every time she got a glimpse of what might be inside. A couple of them were pretty cool, while the rest were just white. She didn't care, she loves them all. She was so proud to gift them to her grandparents." —Michelle

Get it from Amazon for $19.99 (available in four sizes).

45. A flying orb that magically floats or boomerangs back and forth, depending on how it's thrown, all while flashing colorful lights. And it fully charges in just 20 minutes!

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Promising review: "My kids have had maybe a dozen of these floating ball/hover toys. Cheap ones from 5 Below. Baby Yoda ones. Sky dancers and other dolls that float around. I, personally, like this one the best. All the other ones break so easily. They hit the ground, the blades snap off and crack and that's the end of that. These are encased in a rubbery plastic cage, so it can smash off of whatever, and the blades won't break. Love it. Makes so much sense. They can actually play with this one and grab it without it hurting their fingers — the other toys you can just kind of put your hand under it and watch it hover, trying not to let it hit the ground, or you can just watch it zip around the house smashing into stuff before you have to go retrieve it. At least with this one, you can play by yourself, boomerang-ing it back to yourself. Or play catch with someone else. It's funny watching them try to catch it - it's harder than you'd think, as it constantly wants to be moving. Trying to catch a ball that is actively pushing away from your hand moving in to catch it. It's a little overpriced but this is the best one of these toys I've seen." —Albert

Get it from Amazon for $25.99 (available in seven colors).

46. A talking microscope with slides they can inspect for a Closer Look at nature's wonders. And g'day to learning, because it actually features Bindi Irwin's voice to expand their knowledge of animals and plants!

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The microscope talks in three languages in addition to English — you can choose between two options: Mandarin/Japanese/Korean or Spanish/French/German.

Promising review: "This is by far one of the coolest products I’ve ever seen! My 4-year-old loves this talking microscope! Every day while her baby sister naps I spend some quality one-on-one time with her and this was the perfect product for our special time together! She didn’t want to stop looking at all the different slides and I love how each slide has three images and the fact mode shares fun facts about the slide chosen! I love that she was learning new facts while looking at it up closely! She has been having so much fun using it and asks me daily to use her new microscope! This is such a great learning tool in a fun, different way for a 4-year-old and it is a big win in my book, especially because it can be used for many, many years! It also includes a quiz mode that we haven’t used yet but it’s nice that it has different modes for older kids. Highly recommend for all preschoolers and older kids!" —JC Mommy

Get it from Amazon for $31.

47. A 100-piece set of Picasso Tiles, because reviewers say they're not only comparable to Magnatiles (which are $80 more for the same size set) but also work with the Magnatiles they may already have, so you can expand their world of creative and educational play for much less. And of course just like Magnatiles, they'll keep the kids busy for hoooours.

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Promising review: "I wish I had known about these sooner! PicassoTiles are *exactly* like Magna-tiles but way more affordable. We just received the 100 tile set today — an early birthday gift for our soon-to-be-four-year-old. We have two sets of Magna-tiles — one with the grommets (purchased new last year) and one without (purchased second hand [no idea how old they are]). The PicassoTiles are the same weight and size as the MagnaTiles and have the same exact magnets. They do not have metal grommets, but the old MagnaTiles are indestructible, so I know that these will be too. And PicassoTiles are much prettier in my opinion, because they are slightly more translucent and have brighter colors. They integrate into the collection seamlessly. I highly recommend this product. And if you are considering buying any kind of magnetic tile toy for your child, I recommend purchasing as big a set a you can for versatility of play. Our son has played with these all day and night off and on every single day since we bought them last year. After integrating the new PicassoTile set, he hugged his enormous structure and declared them his favorite...twice. A wonderful toy!" —skater mom

Get it from Amazon for $39.99.

PicassoTiles also makes marble runs, race tracks, and themed sets!

48. A Barbie Dreamhouse complete with 10 outdoor and indoor play areas, a working elevator, a PARTY ROOM WITH A DJ BOOTH (mind if I play "Dance the Night" on repeat?), a slide, puppy area, balcony, and a rooftop deck. Brb, booking a flight to BarbieLand asap.

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One reviewer notes this does ship in the original packaging, so if you live with the kid who's getting this, you'll have to keep them away from the porch when it gets delivered!

Promising review: "My husband and I bought this Barbie House for our daughter's 7th birthday, and she absolutely loves it. She plays with it all of the time, and it keeps her entertained for hours. Out of all of her toys, she plays with this one the most. I had put it together for her with the help of my other daughter. Honestly, with regards to assembling it, it was not hard at all. I will say it does take time, but if you take your time and do it correctly, it's not hard at all. Well worth the money and time invested in this toy." —Hyatts4Jesus

Get it from Amazon for $224.99.

49. A LeapFrog 100 Words Book that'll help kiddos pick up more than 100 common words (everything from animals to food to colors to opposites and more) in both English and Spanish. Reviewers say it actually holds kid's attention through the bright colors and interactive buttons and sounds.

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Promising review: "Baby really loves this book! It's compact and easy to stash in your go bag. I love that it has multiple languages (English and Spanish) and multiple options (Saying the words, fun fact, sound effects) - it does a great job of keeping my baby entertained and delivers an educational experience. The price is right, too. Must have!" —Colleen

Get it from Amazon for $14.99 (available in five different versions).

50. A durable metal Big Dig sandbox digger crane because excavating at the beach or in the backyard is Serious Business, and this guy is here to get! the! tiny! job! done! It has 360-degree rotation and easy-to-use two-handed controls, and it works on sand, dirt, *and* snow, so it can be used year-round too! 

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For ages 3+ years (weight limit of 110 pounds). 

Promising review: "I don't write reviews often, but we have had this for two days, and my boys (3 and 5) woke up at 6:30 a.m., ate breakfast, got dressed, and hustled outside on a gloomy rainy mid-February morning in Seattle to play with this. They normally fight over whose turn it is, but instead, they have been taking turns and playing like civil humans for an hour already. Best toy ever, bought a second one already so they don't have to share because there's only so long siblings can go before someone throws down." —Rk

Get it from Amazon for $49.99.

51. A Dyson Ball toy vacuum that actually *has some suction* so that when the kid in your life is mimicking and wants to "help out" around the house, they're actually getting a little bit of vacuuming done. And it'll keep them busy for ages!

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Promising review: "Our son is absolutely obsessed with our Dyson (the real one). Which is why we purchased this toy Dyson vacuum for his birthday. He's 2-years-old and he is really enjoying having his on 'working' vacuum cleaner!!! He seriously plays with it for hours during the day. Turning it on and off and pushing it through the house just like we use our real vacuum. I would buy this again! It was his favorite gift!." —Amazon Customer

Get it from Amazon for $29.99+ (available in three colors).

52. A Tetris-esque wooden puzzle kids of all ages will enjoy — and honestly I wouldn't mind having a go at this myself. No screens needed!

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Reviewers say this is a great toy for all ages — from 3 to 12.

Promising review: "My kids are getting older and I needed some unique little items to keep them busy on a long trip. This seemed attractive, lightweight, and fine for teens and younger. As it turned out, the three of us had fun challenging each other with it. We played with it in front of Grandma, and then she wanted one to keep her mind sharp! There are different challenges you can do (like timing yourself to finish it) and I love the artsiness of the wood. At $10, definitely a good buy and nice little gift." —C-reader

Promising review: "Honestly shocked at how much my 9-year-old likes this. This was a lifesaver over winter break. It’s able to done multiple ways but my daughter likes to create little mural pictures with the tiles as well. She’s creative but this got more use than I even anticipated. We love this little puzzle!" —Kayla M

Get it from Amazon for $8.99.

53. A pack of parachute toys that (gasp of gasps) actually won't tangle when thrown from the top of a staircase over and over. Miracles happen once in a while!

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Promising review: "Toddler nap time guaranteed. I have a toddler who goes non-stop. Like this is the type of child who you could sign up for t-ball, soccer, and swimming and they are still not tired. These little guys are wonderful because they have kept my kids occupied for several hours as they throw them off the balcony and then race down and around to collect them and then run back to toss them again. They have held up well despite being snagged on rough wood, being tugged on by toddlers, and being tossed into rough, dry weeds. I have had to do a few minor repairs, but they still catch the air, filling the parachute wide over for incredible and exciting descents. So much fun and I have loved tossing them over the railing as much or even more than my kids. A great product that has held up to substantial toddler use and abuse." —Taylor

Get a pack of four from Amazon for $7.99.

54. A splurge-worthy rechargeable laser tag set to transform their home into gaming central. They can take advantage of those early sunsets and play outside, or turn off all the lights and transform the basement into the laser battleground. The lasers work from up to 150 feet away(!) and have built-in flashlights, and games can be customized with number of players, number of lives, and more. This'd be a total hit with both kids *and* grownups too!

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This set includes four rechargeable guns, four rechargeable vests, and one charging station. You can play approximately eight games per charge. The little LCD screens on the vest keep count of how many lives you have and the vest vibrates when you get tagged. You can play with up to four teams and have to eliminate your enemies to win the game. 

Promising review: "We bought this for my daughter's 6th birthday gift. THIS. WAS. AN. EPIC. BUY. Now that the temps are warmer outside, my daughter and her neighbor friends (various ages) have played with this laser tag game everyday. The guns and the vests are both rechargeable and they charge very quickly. The charging station doesn't take up alot of space. They came out of box fully charge, so my daughter, husband, and I were able to play laser tag in the house right away. The lights are very bright. The sound effects are very efficient and can be heard from a distance. To add to the fun, we bought rechargeable 2-way radios for the kiddos too. Now, all of the kids love pretending to be FBI agents. LOL!" —Octavia Smith

Get it from Amazon for $169.98.

55. A pack of Crayola Globbles that'll relieve hours of boredom — kids love to toss these at the walls and ceiling to watch the colorful spheres stick and unstick. But fret not: reviewers say they actually don't leave residue behind! 

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Yes, they easily wash clean with soap and water without losing stickiness, so the fun can keep going even after they end up in one of your houseplant pots. 

Promising review: "I waited over two months to write my review! My 4-year-old daughter plays with these DAILY! YES they do attract dirt and hair. HOWEVER they are so easy to rinse off, it's not a big deal! We took these to a family gathering and ended up giving two away because they were SO loved! The two we gave away went to a 12-year-old and my 19-year-old brother. They discovered throwing them at the ceiling fan and watching them shoot across the room, which was pretty entertaining! None of them have busted or ripped and they are definitely NOT gentle with them! I will definitely be buying more!" —Kindle Customer

Get a pack of six from Amazon for $11.99.

56. A version of Clue that packs away into a VINTAGE-Y BOOK (with a fabric hard cover and everything) so they can store it right on their bookshelf (in...the ~library~ of course) and whip it out for a mysterious game night whenever the crime-solving mood strikes.

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It's for 3-6 players and ages 8+ — and if you don't know the rules to Clue already (as if!) it's a mystery game where players work to solve who killed the victim, where, and with what weapon, asking other players specific questions and using the process of elimination based on what cards everyone has.

Promising review: "I gave this as a Christmas gift to my son. The pieces are so amazing! They have upgraded both the playing pieces and the weapons in this game. My son loved the way the game fits into a book-like container. He will be putting it on his bookshelf! He has been wanting this very one for a few years now and is in love with it! Everything about the game was very well made." —DRH

Get it from Amazon for $44.99. This fabric-bound book-style board game is available in tons of other classics, including: Sorry, chess, Catch Phrase, Scattergories, Scrabble, Taboo, and more.

You can also get the trio of Scrabble, Monopoly, and Clue for $129.99 or a set of *all 12* for $519.99.

57. A puzzle board so the burgeoning jigsaw genius in your life has a dedicated space to work on their masterpiece — without losing an entire surface until the puzzle is complete or banishing them to work on it in their room. This baby has four drawers built-in to store pieces while construction is on pause, and the whole thing is easy to move from place to place so the dining room table can actually be used for...dinner.

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It can fit up to 1500 piece puzzles. 

Promising review: "We ordered this for our 9-year-old daughter, who is really into large, 1,500-piece puzzles right now. She used to do them on her bedroom floor, as we weren't able to keep them on the kitchen table during the week. She loves this puzzle board now, because she can separate her pieces in the four drawers and move it from room to room to work on it. We often do these puzzles in the living room as a family in the evenings. It's nice to be able to pick up the whole thing and move out of the way when we have guests, or need to protect the puzzle from our two little dogs who are much too obliged to make a mess of our work sometimes. I would recommend this to any puzzle enthusiast, or any family that just wanted to keep their puzzles organized and move them around safely." —Amazon Customer

Get it from Amazon for $59.99. You can also get a rotating version with a cover from Amazon for $57.99.

58. A set of K-beauty sheet masks designed specifically for kids, from the gentle, hydrating ingredients (centella asiatica, ceramides, and shea butter) to the smaller mask size that'll fit perfectly on their face to the adorable print that'll make them feel like the Main Character at a masquerade ball! If the kid in your life wants to have a Spa Night with you, this is a great option.

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These are recommended for ages 4+. For kids with sensitive skin, you may want to patch test first. 

Promising review: "These masks for my 4- and 6-year-old perfectly! Very gentle on their skin and made them so happy. They don't feel left out anymore when the big girls have a mask on." —Amy

Promising review: "Ordered a pack to have a spa day with my girls, and they were perfect!! It was a great fit! Cute design! No chemical smell. Definitely recommend!! Will be buying more for our GNI!!" —TheMother:)

Get them from Amazon: a set of five for $16.99 or a set of 10 for $33.90.

59. A classic Melissa & Doug ice cream station that'll be almost as delicious as the real deal — L.O.s will be so excited to stack scoops and toppings for the ultimate cone. Start crafting your order! 

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The wooden ice cream counter comes with eight ice cream scoop...

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