The 50 Best Christmas Gift Ideas for Kids of All Ages

If you aren't already familiar, the Magic Mixies Magical Mixing Cauldron was the toy of the year in 2021. This year, we predict this Magic Mixies Magical Misting Crystal Ball will be the hot ticket item, so get it before it sells out. Similar to the cauldron, following some simple instructions on this crystal ball, like magic, will make an interactive creature appear.

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This car can drive on the floor, up the wall, and even on the ceiling all thanks to a laser that's controlled by your kid.

Slumber parties will never be the same. Just stuff the cover with pillows, and kids can lounge in style.

Let your kids explore the sounds of eight instruments — guitar, piano, clarinet, trumpet, saxophone, violin, banjo and xylophone — with this fun play mat.

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In the latest edition of Rainbocorns, kids can discover over 25 goodies as they help their furry friend feel better. There are three unicorns to collect, and each one comes in an adorable surprise egg.

Instantly capture memories with this colorful, easy-to-use camera reminiscent of the original Polaroid but updated with innovation. The kids will love how quickly their escapades print out!

Kids love this interactive little fox that will cling to their fingers. It reacts to motion, touch, and sound by moving its head, blinking its eyes, and making noises, so it's almost like they have a real fox.

This little robot isn't just cute. He'll help kids learn all about coding! As they input the code, Artie will draw the lines to create a unique piece of art. "I love that it combines art with code to use both the left side (problem solving and math) and right side (art and design) of their brains," one reviewer wrote.

Kids will love watching their eco-system grow. They can cultivate and create with this kit, which also glows in the dark at night.

Make bath time the best time with these fancy bath bombs. Inside each one is a dinosaur toy that your child will play with long past bath time.

Who says science can’t be fun? Introduce your little ones to some science adventures with this fun crystal growing kit.

Try not to step in the unicorn poop! The laughs will be flowing with this game, which yep, includes placing little "poop piles" of the soft clay on the mat.

Give this NEXcube to the kid (age 8 and up) who loves a Rubik's Cube or fidget spinner. This one features a more ergonomic way to handle with the flick of a wrist.

Inspired by the juggernaut game show, The Floor is Lava is now a game you can play at home — sort of. With this gift, players will use their imagination to pretend they're the contestants on the game, with safety zones, challenges, and (yes!) lava.

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These days, you can't turn without meeting a kid who's obsessed with Pokemon. As the child in your life collects and trades cards, this binder — which comes with 440 pockets — will come in handy. And if they've already got one, no worries — they can always use another as they grow their collection.

You've seen drawing pads before that magically make your marks disappear, but what sets this one apart is its transparent pad that will allow the user to trace. It's perfect for those learning to draw.

The experts in the Good Housekeeping Institute created this book that is filled with 83 hands-on experiments that encourage learning science, technology, engineering, and math in a fun and unique way.

A perfect little stocking stuffer, these crayons are totally usable and come beautifully wrapped.

Get a head start on exploration by giving the child in your life a globe to introduce them to the world. Even better, this one is interactive, so it talks and educates. As you play with this mini version of the world, videos will be triggered on an LCD screen to help you discover even more, while also having fun answering questions of your own.

Kids can actually put these dinos together themselves (with help from you, of course!). "These were perfect and so much fun to put together but the best part was, they each came with their own tool (not the drill) so each kiddo could do their own dinosaur. Perfect for one kid and awesome for multiple kids at one time," one reviewer wrote on Amazon.

Level up your bubble game with this 4-piece wand kit. It comes with a giant wand to make giant balloons, plus what seems like industrial-grade balloon solution. This gift will aim to thrill.

The Toniebox is a device that a child as young as a toddler can operate. It plays songs and spoken stories through characters that magnetize to the top. Several popular ones are available, like Peppa Pig, various Disney princesses, and Diary of a Wimpy Kid. Use the ears to adjust the volume. Tap the sides to play and fast forward.

This monster truck can go forward, backward, and anywhere in between. Once it gets moving, the wheels will light up adding extra fun.

Created by a kid herself, the Kicks by Sammy blanket can be personalized with the child's name. While you see the Rainbows & Unicorns version depicted here, there are other awesome designs to choose from.

This fun word game is enjoyable for kids and parents alike. Have fun competing against family and friends to find the best words you can in this grid of letters.

Encourage self-love by giving the child in your life these sweet affirmation cards. Each will give a sense of pride and identity.

Kids can spread kindness throughout the season by painting the rocks (10 are included here) and placing them throughout their neighborhood. You can also pick up a glow-in-the-dark version we're sure they will love, too.

Ideal for ages 5 to 12, we love PLUS PLUS puzzles for this age group because they're simple yet challenging. This one depicts our beautiful Earth, to exercise creativity as well as motor skills.

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We love the Alcatel Joy Tab device for kids of all ages. Not only is it a great alternative to the iPad (which is probably better suited for teens), this tablet is made with younger kids in mind as it comes loaded with toddler and young-kid-appropriate interactive books, videos, and games featuring their favorite characters like Peppa Pig, My Little Pony, PJ Masks, and Gabby's Dollhouse. Use the parental control panel to limit use and content.

Every pre-teen and teen on your list will get a kick out of this giant cheeseburger stuffed toy. There's not much else to say about it other than it's two-feet wide, and one can snuggle with it.

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In case you didn't know, every toddler and preschooler is obsessed with Cocomelon. This bus will excite, plus teach letters, sounds, and more with easy-to-handle tokens.

The most realistic ride-on toy out there, kids can be just like their favorite mail carriers. The truck features a mail slot, opening rear door, working headlights, horn, and radio.

If the little one in your life absolutely loves the show Bluey, you can't go wrong with this set, which includes 12 fun accessories, including three Bluey characters.

Reinventing the card game, this one started out on entrepreneur marketplace Kickstarter. In it, players (ages 7 and up) use strategy and creativity to navigate and win by building the weirdest meals ever.

This doll is so special. Whether the child you're gifting it to has down syndrome or not, this doll appeals to all, while promoting diversity, inclusion, and empathy.

Greta fans will love this Kids Crafts kit, which comes with a glass water bottle to decorate. Apply cool stickers and use the vessel daily to show how much you care for the environment.

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For the kid who loves playing with baby dolls, this sweet doll will be a great addition to their collection. Complete with a fluffy tutu and curly hair, this doll stands out from the crowd.

This 13-piece Disney playhouse set includes Mickey, Minnie, and Goofy figurines (amongst other pals!). Once kids press the yellow window, they'll experience lights, sounds, and Mickey's iconic phrases.

Spike has gotten an upgrade! Now kids can work on their fine motor skills and sensory by twisting, turning, pushing, and pressing Spike's "quills."

There are a bunch of different sets to choose from, including this agenda set, an art and journaling set, and a daily planner set. Teens in particular will appreciate how fun and customizable this is.

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Kids can wash or use real hair products in Zoe's hair for endless hours of styling fun. Zoe was a 2020 Good Housekeeping Toy Award winner, as well!

Building skills, strength, and confidence in the budding toddler on your list will require a simple climber like this one. Following the Montessori philosophy, this gift will engage while giving a sense of freedom for the child. Adjust the hight of the triangle as needed.

If you're gifting older kids and you have a big budget, an Xbox for a household that doesn't already have one is going to give you "best gifter" status for sure.

If your little one loves getting involved in the kitchen, they’ll love having their own pretend blender to experiment with.

Show them how fun math can be while they’re still young! This fun math subscription box comes with all sorts of math games and exercises that kids will love.