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Shopping for toddlers can be tricky. Because it can be easy to get fooled by flashy electronics or trendy character-based toys, I created a toddler gift list to help you with your Christmas shopping. I hope you find this list useful and full of good ideas for your holiday gift-giving.
When it comes to toddlers, it is extra difficult to choose the right gift for them. At this age, your kids are learning intensively so it is highly important to go an extra step and find a gift that will keep your toddler’s attention, help them gain new skills and remain among their favorites at least for a few more years. So this toddler gift list is designed to help you simplify your shopping.
Quality over quantity
All of these toys have been carefully chosen for durability and high play value. I also tried to pick things that would not only be entertaining but educational too. And, whenever possible, I chose toys that would last beyond just the toddler years. So that way, your toddler gift list is more than just one holiday, but an investment into your child’s future.
Don’t feel pressured by my toddler gift list. You definitely don’t have to get all the items on this list. It’s always better to choose a few, well-made, quality toys that will last at least until next year, than a bunch of things your child might play with once or twice and then toss.
And if you really get stuck, you can always give them the box the toy came in!
You can get the items from the list online or you can print it out and take it with you when you go shopping.
The List:
- Lego Duplo bricks
- Kids’ music instruments large set
- Rocket-shaped play tent
- Wooden toys for learning shapes
- Lightweight balance bike
- Magnetic wooden animal toys
- Melissa and Doug pattern blocks and boards
- Meland large colorful water doodle mat
- Vtech Touch and Learn activity desk
- Starry Night rotating nightlight
- Bath bombs with surprise animal toys inside
- Melissa and Doug plush monster bowling set
- A set of 12 monster rubber ducks for bath time
- LIRS Toys magnetic building blocks
- The Learning Journey – self-correcting game for learning numbers
- The Learning Journey – self-correcting game for learning alphabet
- Jar Melo silky 3 in 1 colors (crayon-pastel-watercolor)
- My first scribble: activity pages
- Extra large Play-Doh package (24 differently colored cases)
- AMOSTING color matching mosaic pegboard
- Skoolzy rainbow counting bears with sorting cups
- Educational insights shapes beanbags
- Himal collapsible portable cornhole game set
- Yard ring toss premium set
- Amy & Benton 120-piece treasure box
- Educational Insights GeoSafary Jr: My first microscope
- Educational Insights GeoSafary Jr: My first telescope
- Petit Collage Floor Puzzle – Mermaids and Friends
- Dinosaur Dawn Floor Puzzle
- Petit Collage ice cream memory game
- Personalized name puzzles for kids
- Colorful foam play mat
- Cute dinosaur backpack
- Disney-themed soft pillow
- TOP BRIGHT multi-activity cube
- Vtech pull-and-sing puppy
- Ditty Bird interactive musical nursery rhymes book
- Animal learning sound book
- VATOS Simple interactive learning tablets
- Kiddo Lab Charmie the Giraffe interactive learning plush toy
- Melissa and Doug Wooden stamps set (friendship edition)
- Playz 50 differently colored soft plastic mini play balls
- TOP BRIGHT toddler fishing game
- Wooden car race track with four mini cars
- ZOKEA dinosaur color-changing led night light
- Crayola My first fingerprint kit
- EVNEED large paint sponges and kit and waterproof apron
- Metallic markers (great for Christmas cards and rock painting)
- Dear Santa book
- The Wonderful Things You Will Be book
- Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star finger puppet book
- Friendly Little Snowman finger puppet book
Happy Shopping!
Whichever of these you choose, your kid will probably be more than happy. I wish I could go back to their age to get such a Christmas gift! I hope you have as much fun shopping for your toddler gift list as I did putting it together. There are so many quality things available, that you have a lot of choices.
I highly recommend shopping online instead of in person. Because when you shop online, you can find the best price, and you don’t have to try to get a babysitter for your toddler, or take him along. You’ll get your gifts delivered to your door, and you don’t have to worry about braving the crowds. Also, by having your toddler gift list sent you in the mail, you can keep things a surprise easier. And that’s part of the fun of the holiday!
For more great gift ideas, check out: The Ultimate Christmas Shopping Guide or The Ultimate Christmas Book List for Kids!
Do you already have your own Christmas shopping list with presents for your toddler? I am always pursuing new ideas, so I will gladly read your thoughts in the comments.
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