Happy Friday GlamFam!! We made it!!! Every Sunday, I start looking forward to Friday! LOL! Okay, here is the last gift guide of the season – ideas for kids or Littles. I always have so much fun shopping for the children. They have such amazing little brains with so much creativity. I know we live in a digital world, but many of the gifts I’m drawn to are simple to foster that innate creativity. I did include some “high tech” toys because we are in this modern age!
ONE // Blabla Jungle Finger Puppets ($30)
My kids LOVE using their hands and even use raspberries as “finger puppets”! These adorable knit finger puppets will keep them entertained and be less messy!
TWO // Robotics Smart Machine Kit ($129.95)
This is the ultimate robotics kit which allows your child to program and build up to 8 different robots. The robots can be coded using a programming app on a tablet or smartphone to make the robots to behave a certain way and move at different times! This is great for those older children love to build.
THREE // Lucie Kaas Fashion Kokeshi Doll ($47.50)
This is perfect for any little fashionista in the making! Talk about a doll with style.
FOUR // Llamanoes, Dominoes with Llamas ($12.99)
Dominoes are so much fun, but add some cute Llamas and you’ve got yourself something special. It’s a twist on the traditional game with characters like Llama-nardo da Vinci to Super Llama!
FIVE // Hapinest Terrarium Night Light Kit ($45)
Teach your children about nature AND responsibility with their own terrarium nightlight filled with real plants, rocks and some cute critters. They will love watching their garden grow.
SIX // Kate Weiser Chocolate Carl the Drinking Snowman ($38)
Put this cutie in a pot of warm milk and watch as he melts into the best hot cocoa ever, marshmallow included! Our kids LOVE this and will stand on step stools to wait for Karl or Karla to melt! It’s loads of fun and be a “science learning experiment” for the kids!
SEVEN // Beauty Belongings Kit ($30)
Make her feel like a big girl with this adorable kit. My sweet girl always want to put on makeup since she watches me, and we got her a set last year! She loves it and also “fixes her brother’s hair” too!
EIGHT // Micro Kickboard Kid’s Maxi Scooter with Light-up Wheels ($149.99)
Our neighbors have this kickboard and they LOVE it! Amy’s family has had this scooter at their house for 2 years, and it’s still going strong! It’s so well-made and worth every penny.
NINE // Octopus by Joy Edition Motion V2 Smartwatch ($79.99)
This smartwatch isn’t all games and fun, it also helps your child learn time management skills and healthy habits – like fun reminders to brush their teeth or stay physically active.
TEN // Unicorn String Lights ($20)
Bring a bit a whimsy to your child’s room with these fun lights. Hang it on the wall, by the bed, or over a play tent! Every kid needs a little unicorn magic.
ELEVEN // Foundation Chemistry: Beakers and Bubbles Chemistry Set ($49.99)
This award-winning kit is full of fun experiments and loaded with supplies for hours of science fun with chemical reactions, molecular motion, and temperature.
TWELVE // Kid’s First Automobile Engineer Kit ($27.05)
This kit iincludes everything your child will need to build 10 cute cars and follow along an adventure with 2 kids and their dad on the way to the supermarket.
THIRTEEN // Aspen the Penguin Cuddle + Kind Doll ($52-$72)
These adorable dolls are not only cute, but they also provide 10 meals to children in need for each doll sold. Buy one for your kids, one for your friend’s kids-and do some serious good. My kids LOVE their Cuddle + Kind dolls. (See the photo below.)
FOURTEEN // Picnic Lunch Sidewalk Chalk ($88)
Each set comes with adorable and perfectly sized sushi, pizza and a cupcake made out of chalk (plaster of paris, nontoxic tempera powder, nontoxic acrylic paint, eco-friendly glitter).
FIFTEEN // My Photo Safari Stuffed Play Set ($19.25)
Who wouldn’t want to play with this adorable set? Let the littles use their imagination to go on an African photo safari right there in your home!
SIXTEEN // Map of the World 78 Piece Puzzle ($16.99)
Help kids learn about the world while putting together this fun puzzle. Our sweet neighbor gave this to our children, and they LOVE it!
SEVENTEEN // 150 Piece Wood Castle Building Block Set ($39.99)
Both kings and queens alike will love the endless creativity this set provides.
Happy Friday Y’all! I’m so happy it’s the weekend!! We are double booked on Saturday with a birthday party and Polar Express Movie/PJ party and have exciting plans for a special InCircle Event at the Dallas Cowboys game on Sunday! WHEW! I’ve been gearing up for the New Year, new DECADE, by trying to review the past decade. Wow! So much has happened in 10 years.
On another note, I still have to order Christmas cards! They will obviously morph into New Years cards! LOL!
What’s going on for you this weekend?
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Love the castle building blocks Sam, how fun! What a shame I have already overspent with the boys – I’m starting to put things away for their birthdays now as I’ve bought too much, haha! I might need to see if I can get something similar here for their birthdays :)
I really like the finger puppet idea too – our boys got a set a few years ago and love them!
Hope that you are having a great weekend :) We have been doing a lot of fun Christmas things and have another Christmas party today :)
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These are great gift ideas for birthdays, too! It makes me wonder now… how much have I spent on gifts lately? ???? Oh well. AS long as the kids (and adults) have fun! ????
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