Holiday Gift Guide For Kids: 40+ Presents That Will Make This The Best Christmas Ever

With over 150 sounds and movements, the Wildluvs Juno My Baby Elephant will teach the kid in your life all about loving animals from a young age. Juno is not just an elephant, but a baby elephant, who grows and evolves as she’s nurtured. When she first comes home with your kiddo, Juno’s a lil shy and even hides behind her ears. As play continues and deepens, Juno will get sillier and display her cute personality more and more. Complete with a mouse and peanut accessory, Juno can giggle, make funny sounds, and swing her trunk round n’ round.

Kids effin’ love surprises, so if you really want to make your kid smile ear-to-ear, an exclusive L.O.L. Surprise doll and pet is undoubtedly the way to go. Encased in a sparkly outer shell, which can be used as both purse and playset before (and after) unboxing the six more surprises inside the surprise balls. Spoiler alert: Your kiddo also have to dig through kinetic sand to get to the last of the L.O.L. Surprises.

Okay, so, robots are cool. But lego robots? Whole other level. This set comes with a whopping 847 (!!) pieces, which can be turned into five different robotic toys, which include Vernie the Robot, Frankie the Cat, Guitar 4000, and Auto Builder. These models come with sensor technology and motor capabilities so they’re not just regular robots, they’re cool robots. Plus, there’s a handy step by step guide just in case, ya know, it gets a little too confusing putting hundreds of pieces together

If the little kids in your life are Luvabella fans, then it’s time to introduce them to Luvabeau, the boy baby doll. Interactive as ever (and still creepy to us moms who have to touch its silicone face, but whatever), the Luvabeau version is perfect for children ages 4 and up. The more they play with Luvabeau, the more he learns, which is evident in his vocabulary expanding. He’s also got realistic facial expressions, an individual personality, and moves just like a real baby.

Babies love playing peek-a-boo with adults, but this peek-a-booing bear brings the game to a whole new level. Peek-A-Boo Bear recites one of six different phrases while animated mouth and arms recreate peek-a-boo game. (Plus, he’ll keep doing it long after you would have given up and gone off to have a glass of wine.)

These 3D magnetic building sets engage young minds by fusing together math, science and creativity, and we all know starting your kiddos on STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, & Math) projects as early as possible is the way to go.

Now here’s something the whole family can enjoy (unless your kid hogs it which…likely). The Nintendo Switch can be used to play all the deeply addicting video games, whether you’re home, out and about, or in a very, very long car ride that requires ALL the entertainment you can get. This model easily switches between handheld, table mode, and TV mode andfeatures a touch screen for ultimate playing ease.

The only thing that’s better than slime is unicorn slime. This ooey gooey stuff makes kids go wild and allows them to explore their senses in a (mostly) mess-free environment. With over 100 different slime combinations possible,  they’ll go gaga for the goo, all while honing their motor skills, and taking in the different textures and scents.

Your kids will earn 150 points for Gryffindor after they assemble this Hogwarts LEGO set. Mandatory suggestion: the LEGO building should take place while the Harry Potter theme song plays on a loop and everyone binge watches all the movies.

Got a little one who wants to be the next Tiger Woods?  These clubs are just the right size for your toddler and the oversized balls are easier to hit. And find in a sand trap.

The llalacorn that hatches out of this oversized Hatchimal egg is larger than life and we’re not kidding. With a neck that can magically shrink or grow up to an amazing 32 inches tall, the soft and fluffy llalacorn expresses her emotions through her movements and comes to life!

“Capture the flag” after dark? Sounds more like “Where the hell is the flag?” Not with this update on a classic game that includes 25 light-up game pieces, 12+ hours of batteries, and 12 different ways to play!