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It’s here, the bumper Christmas Gift Guide for Kids. Read on for some brilliant gift ideas for children of all ages. I’m really pleased to be able to feature so many books this year, as I am an avid reader and really encourage my children to read as well, but there are also a selection of games, tech and creative presents too. Enjoy!

Wireless Headphones

If your child likes listening to music or playing on their tablet, these Wireless Headphones from Planet Buddies would be a great gift idea. They come in a range of designs including this adorable blue penguin version, and they are child safe with up to 38 hours playtime, plus the brand bring awareness to endangered species around the world. They have other accessories too including this cute-as phone holder!

A Head Full of Magic

Imagine being able to talk to animals, wouldn’t that be cool? That’s the power that Fleur finds herself with in A Head Full of Magic, which is perfect for fans of Doctor Dolittle.

The Amulets Curse

The second book in the Between the Trees series, The Amulets Curse follows Isabel and Jess and their discovery in Kew Palace which leads to mystery.

Uh Oh Milo

Can Granny get this special Christmas Mischief Maker to calm down and help Milo and Mary fall asleep before it’s too late? The Excited Elf picture book aims to encourage children to fall asleep in time on Christmas Eve, perfect for those excitable young children who can’t wait for Christmas magic!

Ansagrams

Buying for an older child? Ansagrams is a quick-fire quiz with a wordy twist. Will you be the first player to work out which word the first letter of your answers spell out?

So Wrong It’s Right

Looking for a game suitable for the whole family? So Wrong It’s Right is so simple, it can be played from five years. One question, five answers – will you call out the correct answer first?

Eat Sleep Doodle

If you are buying for a child who loves to be creative, look no further than Eat Sleep Doodle who have a whole range of fantastic products for children including these colour-in table clothes and festive stockings.

Personalised Disney Book

In The Book make story time magical by personalising classic tales, which are beautifully illustrated and come in a lovely keepsake box too. I love this Winnie the Pooh book, which has your child’s name on every page, as well as being embossed on the cover.

LOLA Set

Imagine a magical art box filled with artist-inspired projects, direct to your door every month. LOLA (Lots of Lovely Art) is a brilliant concept offering just this – each box has all the art materials you need, along with clear instructions, to make a new fun and creative project! If you aren’t looking to order a subscription, LOLA also have some fun creative gift sets for the festive season, which would make lovely one-off gifts.

Kay’s Marvellous Medicine

Kay’s Marvellous Medicine is filled to the brim with the most gross and gruesome history of the human body – to be enjoyed in all its disgusting glory.

Bluey

Will Bluey, Bingo and Muffin be able to resist the temptation to look at their Christmas presents before the big day? This adorable Bluey tale is sure to be enjoyed this Christmas for any Bluey fans.

Make Your Own Money Box

If your child loves to make things, the sets from The Kid Collective are fantastic value and quality. This Make Your Own Money Box set would be brilliant for children learning the value of money – it’s an engaging STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts & Mathematics) learning gift.

Baby Bear

This Baby Bear night light projector is colour changing with relaxing melodies and nature sounds, suitable from birth, this snuggly bear would make a lovely gift for your baby this Christmas.

Nuby Floor Seat

If your little one is sitting, this lovely animal adventures sit me up floor seat from Nuby comes with a removable activity tray and is suitable from six months.

Vlogging Kit

Great for budding YouTubers, this Vlogging Kit has everything you need to feel like a professional. The LED ring light and phone holder will have you filming in no time, with an adjustable stand giving you flexibility with your videos.

Candy Grabber Machine

A totally retro gift that the whole family will love playing with! This Candy Grabber Machine can be filled with your choice of treats and then simply insert a coin and use the joysticks to try your luck!

Toy Goal League Pro

This Toy Goal League Pro from Chicco is sure to be a hit with pre-school footie mad children. The colourful goal can be moved indoors or out and recognises when they make a goal, celebrating with cheers and music. Choose between Penalty Kicks and Golden Goal for hours of fun.

Balance Bike

A balance bike is an affordable option for kids who love being active. The Red Bullet balance bike from Chicco is suitable for ages 3 to 5 and can be adjusted to the child’s height, making this a great gift for them to grow with. The red colour is gorgeous too – super smart for those post Christmas bike rides.

LUSH Products

LUSH have outdone themselves this year for their festive gift range, which included this totally sweet Sleepy Bear gift set and the Snow Fairy Bubble Blowing Wand, which will provide plenty of fun at bath time!

National Trust Hat, Scarf & Jumper

The Natural History Museum have a great range of gifts for all occasions. Their cosy jumpers, hats and scarfs will keep them all wrapped up this Christmas, and they look super cute too!

Animal Record Breakers

Also available from Natural History Museum, this Animal Record Breakers book is jam packed full of amazing facts and brilliant pictures. A must have for any animal lovers.

Pusheen Jewellery

These super cute Pusheen charm necklaces, available from Licensed to Charm, are sure to make adorable gifts for fans of the cat. I think my favourite is the croissant – super sweet!

I hope this guide has given you some inspiration – I would recommend taking a look at the websites as the brands featured have so many fantastic products to choose from, these are just a selection.

Items featured in this gift guide have been provided for the purpose of inclusion, however all words and images are my own. 

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