Insulated lunch bag
Perfect for students or office workers, keeping meals fresh and drinks cool throughout the day.
Usually $15–$25
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Gifts for kids
242 gift ideas tagged for kids, across 266 categories. Every card opens Amazon.ca or Amazon.com in your store.
Kids aged four to nine have strong opinions and very different interests, so a gift that thrills one child can bore another. Hands-on gifts that can be shared, like board games for family nights or construction sets for building on their own, tend to land well.
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Insulated stainless steel sippy
This durable cup keeps drinks cool or warm for hours, ideal for outings or long days.
Usually $15–$25
Interactive finger puppet set
Perfect for on-the-go entertainment and quiet imaginative play, these small puppets fit neatly on fingertips.
Usually $15–$25
Jewelry making bead kit
Inspires creativity in those who enjoy designing and assembling their own unique necklaces, bracelets, and earrings.
Usually $15–$25
Just One
A cooperative word game where matching clues vanish before the guesser gets one chance.
$15–$25
Kids hooded bath towel
Make bath time fun and cozy with a towel featuring an attached hood, perfect for keeping little ones warm and dry after a splash.
Usually $15–$25
Kids Walkie-Talkies (2 Pack)
Two handsets, zero screens — the backyard becomes a mission zone.
$15–$25
Kids' fun animal travel pillow
Featuring playful animal designs, this soft pillow provides comfortable neck support, making travel more enjoyable for young passengers.
Usually $15–$25
Kids' learn-to-grow herb kit
An engaging and educational kit designed to introduce children to the joys of gardening and understanding where food comes from.
Usually $15–$25
Large bubble solution refill jug
An essential gift for any bubble enthusiast, ensuring endless hours of bubble-blowing fun without running out of solution.
Usually $15–$25
Light-up night flying disc
Extend playtime into the evening hours with this illuminated disc, perfect for after-dark games and visibility.
Usually $15–$25
Liquid-filled sensory kaleidoscope
Enjoy the soothing, slow-moving patterns created by suspended elements in a fluid chamber.
Usually $15–$25
Magnetic alphabet letter board kit
This kit provides a fun and reusable surface for children to practice spelling, word building, and letter arrangement.
Usually $15–$25
Marble run expansion pack
Extend the possibilities of an existing marble track system with new components and pathways, adding variety and challenge.
Usually $15–$25
Mind-bending optical illusion toy
An intriguing item that plays with perception, offering a fascinating visual experience for curious minds of all ages.
Usually $15–$25
Miniature dollhouse family set
Designed to inhabit dollhouses, these smaller figures enhance miniature world-building and domestic role-play scenarios.
Usually $15–$25
Miniature rubber ducks
Perfect for collectors or as charming party favors, these small ducks offer big personality in a compact size.
Usually $15–$25
Model rocket engine variety pack
Provides a range of thrust options for different rocket sizes and desired flight characteristics, perfect for repeat launches.
Usually $15–$25
Modeling clay sculpting pack
Ideal for aspiring sculptors, this clay offers a firmer texture for detailed creations that can be air-dried or baked for permanence.
Usually $15–$25
Multi-compartment bento box set
Ideal for organized eaters who enjoy packing diverse meals, keeping different food items neatly separated.
Usually $15–$25
Multi-compartment organizer case
Keep different types of pens, pencils, and small accessories neatly separated and organized within distinct sections.
Usually $15–$25
How to choose for kids
- Match the challenge level to the child's age, since games and building sets that are too advanced cause frustration.
- Science and exploration sets work best for curious kids who ask lots of questions about how things work.
- Card games and board games with short play times suit younger kids and fit easily into busy family evenings.
- Ask parents about current interests, favourite characters or what the child already owns to avoid duplicates.
Usually safe to skip
- Toys aimed at much younger kids, which can feel babyish and get ignored.
- Sets with hundreds of pieces for a child who doesn't enjoy long, focused building.
- Games that need lots of reading, for early readers who can't play without help.
Questions people ask about gifts for kids
- What is a good Christmas gift for a 6-year-old?
- Construction sets, battle tops and simple card games are popular at this age. Choose something the child can start playing with right away, with little setup or help from adults.
- What board games are good for kids aged 4 to 9?
- Look for games with simple rules, short rounds and some luck, so younger players can compete with older siblings. Check the age range on the box to find the right fit.
- Are science kits good gifts for kids?
- They suit curious children who enjoy experiments and figuring out how things work. Pick a kit matched to the child's age so they can do most activities with little adult help.