A lot of parents spoil their kids at a young age, so with Christmas coming it’s going to get even better. This is one holiday that the kids will always love. They get to get tons of presents that could be anything from new toys to video games. As a child, I loved waking up and jumping on my parent’s bed until they woke up. Sometimes I even got a cup of water to speed the process up.
Think about everything your child likes, and everything they pay attention to. Believe it or not, it can help when they aren’t throwing your little hints about what they want to ask Santa for. There are so many toys, games, stuffed animals, and more that are available. Sometimes I wonder how everyone gets through holiday shopping with losing their minds.
Toy, Toys Everywhere
I have some options for you that you may want to consider grabbing for your child. One of them just might be the right gift for them:
- Compound Kings™ Makin’ Station – this activity set lets kids make their own slimy mixture in just two quick-and-easy steps – and get it perfect every time. All they have to do is add water to the special powder mix in the activity center, and the stretchy compound is ready within minutes
- Peppa Pig™ Jumbo Mega Play Mat – preschoolers can laugh and snort along with Peppa Pig and her little brother George as they ride around the neighborhood! Measuring 5ft x 3½ ft, this full-color playmat lets fans of the hit series have a picnic in the park, make sandcastles on the beach and join Peppa’s friends in the bouncy castle. Great for both indoor and outdoor play
- PAW Patrol Alphabet Puzzles – a set of easy-to-grip wooden blocks featuring Ryder™ and his pack of pups. Includes 30 chunky blocks with four sides of play, enabling children to practice the alphabet, letter identification, sequencing, and object association, while also helping motor skill development and more.
- Peppa Pig™ Clock Shape Sorter Puzzle – this 12pc die-cut wooden puzzle features Peppa Pig at the center of the clock face with movable hour and minute hands. Each numbered hour is represented with a different color and shaped piece to help kids tell time while also learning to count and identify shapes and colors. The pieces have smooth edges and are easily removable
- Leonardo the Terrible Monster Puppet – based on Willems’ popular book, “Leonardo the Terrible Monster,” this not-so-scary monster is a delightful 14” green puppet ready for pretend adventures – or ones straight out of the book. Leonardo features a soft chenille, bean-filled body and fabric pocket for turning his floppy body into a fun puppet
Each of these selections would make a special addition underneath the treat this year. Your child is sure to have a huge smile on their face.