Oh Come On— You Know The Kids Need A Sweet Little Valentine's Day Gift And Those Damned Card Sets For School.

Kids of all ages will love this decorative neon wall sign in the shape of a cupid arrow through a heart. Tweens and teens can use it as a cool piece of art or as a night light when they’re too old to admit they’re afraid of the dark. (Whatever you do, don’t say it’s a symbol of your love for the child, or you’ll receive the dreaded eye roll … and Valentines Day is no time to be exposed to that.)

Cuddly stuffed animals always make a great Valentines Day gift for kids. And you can personalize this toy, because you can write a message on the heart shaped paw. (We’d suggest writing the message after the kid does something adorable, not after the kid forgets to pick up his or her room for the sixth straight day.)

If candy is more your style for Valentine’s Day, you can fill this metal bucket with wrapped treats. After all, they may be “too old” for your hugs and kisses — but not the sugary kind. You can personalize the two-line message on the side of the bucket with the child’s name. And if you have multiple kids at home, each child can have his or her own bucket, so there’s no fighting. (Okay, okay, less fighting than usual.)

Trying to get the kids to eat better snacks? Not an easy task. Holidays are especially tough when trying to eat better, as every holiday seems to center on sugary treats for kids, Valentine’s Day included. These BEAR fruit rolls are all-natural and vegan with no added sugar. They’re so tasty, you may find yourself holding a few back for your own snack time. (Hopefully you have a good hiding place from the kids; you’ll need it.)

Young children love books, and this board book is a perfect Valentine’s Day gift for toddlers. The famous Mouse character from the Give a Mouse a Cookie book returns for a Valentine’s Day adventure. Your child may love this book so much that you’ll be reading it every night until next February 14. (Just remember every toddler’s motto: Repetition is the elixir of life.)

For pre-tweens and tweens, Valentine’s Day can be an introduction to the idea of love. This book is a fun way to show how the elephant character deals with all kinds of emotions after falling in love. It’s cute and sentimental at the same time … kind of like your kid, at least once in a while.

For a Valentine’s Day gift for kids that eliminates the “mush,” this themed Mad Libs book is a great choice. Just be warned; by placing a smart ass twist on this holiday, you may be affecting the child’s view of this holiday forever. And you may be dooming his or her eventual spouse to a lifetime of gag gifts on Valentines Day. (Oh, well. You can apologize when it happens.)

Ah, stickers. No kid can resist stickers. This kit has 500 Valentine’s Day themed stickers, which should keep the kid busy for hours. (Of course, you may have to spend the next 364 days peeling stickers off every random surface in your home, but as long as the kid is having fun, that’s what truly matters.)

This 3-pack of DIY refrigerator magnets represent another fun craft idea with a Valentine’s Day theme for slightly older kids. This set ships with four heart shaped wooden bases, and you can use the included items to decorate them. (Don’t feel bad if the kid comes up with a better looking design than you do. Creating artwork that looks good on the fridge is kind of a kid super power.)