Gift Guide for Kids

Yoto Player (case & cards too) | Robes | Slippers | Colorful Water Bottles | Lego Set | Bulletin Board | Electric Toothbrushes | Books from the Year | Tubby Todd Lotion & Bubble Bath

The holidays are upon us and we’ve started our shopping over here. After feeling overwhelmed during past Christmas’s, last year I started shopping in early November. If I had something on the list for someone and I knew they wanted it or needed it, I just went ahead and bought it. This majorly spread out the cost and make the whole season a lot less stressful and more enjoyable.

At this point, I’m already half way done with my shopping, which feels great! I’ve done most of it for my kids because they’re the easy ones to shop for. So I thought I’d share what we snagged for them!

Holiday Gift Guide for Kids

Our “big gift” this year are these mini Yoto Players. Some friends had them and our kids were obsessed. I love that grandparents can buy them more cards too—it always hard to come up with more ideas for other friends or family so I’m happy to have this one for them! We went with the mini version because they’re easy to pack for travel and a lot less bulky. Whether you’re going by train, plane or automobile, this will fit easily in a bag.

My kids have been requesting robes and slippers for months, so I just ordered the ones above. We also got a few necessities like new water bottles—our old ones are destroyed and I have one of these and they are obsessed with the fun colors! I always use bubble bath and lotion or shampoo as stocking stuffers. We’re partial to Tubby Todd because it’s the only thing that keeps them eczema free!

Toothpaste, toothbrushes & chapstick are also great necessities and fun stocking stuffers. We need those things anyway and it takes up space in a stocking without being junk!

Our boys LOVE legos, so we’ll likely get them each an age appropriate set—I really want to get a set of just the blocks and the Lego mat so they can build whatever they want. I LOVED that as a kid and I think they will too! Such a good creative gift for kids!

Last two things—a bulletin board so they can hang up their own art and things in their room and a Book from the Year of each of them— essentially just photos from this past year. We have one of Owen when he’s a baby and it’s still one of their favorites to look at! It’s definitely work to put together, but I know it’ll be something special they’ll have forever. Which reminds me, I should probably start doing this ASAP!

We’ll be in Denver this year for Christmas and there’s nothing better than waking up in your own home on Christmas morning! I can’t wait! Hopefully this gave you some great ideas 🙂