Original Gift Ideas for Kids

The see-through, easy-to-grab ball that's been a baby favorite for 25 years.

An open-ended box of classic LEGO bricks in assorted colors — the base-layer gift for any kid who builds.

A T. rex that rebuilds into a Triceratops or a Pterodactyl — three dinosaurs from one box.

The classic UNO game, now with Stitch's chaos and an 'Ohana twist.

Six chunky puzzles that teach little ones their favorite forest animals.

Match each baby animal to its mother, one gentle puzzle at a time.

An adjustable swim vest that grows with a child's confidence in the water.

A STEM activity kit that teaches gear mechanics through building LEGO-compatible bots.

A complete black-and-red ninja costume set with foam daggers for imaginative role play.

A 4-piece butterfly fairy costume with wings, tutu and wand — instant magic for a little one.

Watertight, fog-free goggles designed to fit young swimmers' faces.

A quick, easy way to beat the heat right in the backyard.

A rider and her magical unicorn, ready for adventure straight from the Netflix show.

A full rainbow of Play-Doh, ready for imagination to take over.

A deluxe fireman dress-up set with jacket, helmet and 12 pretend-play accessories.

A magnetic marble run building set with a STEM learning angle.

A 58-piece microscope kit for kids, with metal body and LED light.

A durable, quick-fold soccer goal for spontaneous backyard matches.

Markers that transform colors like magic, right before your eyes.

Stack, string, and snap trendy heishi bracelets in seconds.

Ryder and his rescue quad, ready for missions in Adventure Bay.

A color-changing Minecraft Wolf night light.

A stretchy cube and 12 colorful balls that turn grabbing and stacking into a game.

30+ space-themed building challenge cards with 25 LEGO elements, for ages 6 and up.

A cuddly otter that breathes, glows, and hums a baby to sleep.

22 tools, 8 colors, and endless silly animal creations in one tidy box.

A puppy playroom where eight little dogs get all the love and grooming they need.

The sequencing card game that's brought families together for decades.

Rapunzel, ready for adventure with her signature sparkling look and iconic hair.

A 6-dart rotating blaster ready for rapid-fire backyard battles.

A perpetual, reusable joke calendar with a new kid-friendly pun for every day, year after year.

Let the family's silent ninja finally dress the part.

Large, toddler-safe DUPLO bricks in a starter box — the first LEGO gift for the youngest builders.

A LEGO birthday cake set, built specifically as a novelty gift for the occasion itself.

70 obstacles, one sphere, and a maze you'll flip, twist, and spin through for hours.

Build a sturdy 3D sphere featuring all your favorite Pokémon, no glue needed.

A unicorn that becomes a seahorse or a peacock — three magical creatures, one set.

A wall-mountable LEGO heart, built as a small craft-style decoration rather than a toy.

A kid-friendly biography of the man who founded LEGO, for young fans curious about its history.

The classic four-in-a-row game, shrunk down for the road.

A handheld Minecraft Creeper light with official in-game sounds.

44 magnets and 10 scenes to dress up unicorns again and again.

A fresh take on Spider-Man, inspired by his very first Funko POP! appearance.

A hummingbird, butterfly, or tropical fish — three animals, one flutter of bricks.

Minecraft's pixelated world comes to life with chickens, a zombie, and a fox.

Build a real moving robot from scratch — no batteries of frustration required.

126 pieces to build a real motorized robot that actually moves.

Pull it back, let it rip — the legendary Grave Digger monster truck in LEGO Technic.

Launch, battle, and let the sparks fly with the next generation of Beyblade.

Shout the words, slap the pile — the fastest, silliest card game around.

The addictive card game where the lowest score wins and every round has a twist.

A vintage-style LEGO typewriter that rebuilds into a flowerpot desk set or a keytar.

The most popular Star Wars POP! figure, with over 28,000 reviews.

The Batmobile from The Dark Knight, with minifigures of Two-Face and the Joker for confrontation play.

100 obstacles inside a sphere — easy to start, nearly impossible to put down.

The classic UNO, dressed up with a metal tin and a double-deck card tray.

The flying car from Harry Potter, rebuilt with two minifigures for imaginative play.

A virtual hypercar turned real, in a few hundred satisfying LEGO pieces.

The UNO deck built for the beach, the pool, and everywhere in between.

A buildable LEGO figure of Stitch, complete with his ice cream cone, for fans of Lilo & Stitch.

A fully articulated 17cm Goku figure capturing his powerful Super Saiyan Blue form.

A detailed LEGO Technic model of the Corvette Stingray, built for display more than play.

A LEGO tribute to Mbappé's iconic goal moment, made for football fans.

A plush spiky wig hat for a Goku costume, ready for any anime convention or party.

Watch a solar eclipse safely, with enough glasses for the whole family.

Turn every sushi night into an epic lightsaber duel.

The Grinch hands you the soap, looking as unimpressed as ever.

An educational geography board game for kids and adults.

A 4.9-star Gengar figure for Pokemon collectors.

24 packs of World Cup trading cards to collect the stars of the tournament.

The floating house from Pixar's Up, rebuilt with its signature balloons for display.

It glows in the dark after a little sunlight — just like the Grinch, but softer.

A fast, 15-minute LEGO-building party game for 2-8 players, ages 7 and up.

A light-up chess board that coaches you in real time, then lets you play the world.