Children's tabletop curling game
Introduce younger players to the sport with a simplified and durable set designed for smaller hands and easy understanding.
Usually $15–$25
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Gifts for a toddler
63 gift ideas tagged for a toddler, across 81 categories. Every card opens Amazon.ca or Amazon.com in your store.
Toddlers change fast between ages one and three, and their attention jumps from one thing to the next. Open-ended toys they can use in lots of ways, like a toy kitchen with play food or a play tent, tend to hold interest longer than single-trick gadgets.
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Engaging shape sorter toy
This toy challenges toddlers to match different shapes to corresponding holes, fostering cognitive development and dexterity.
Usually $15–$25
Inflatable splash pad play mat
This item provides a safe and engaging water play area for toddlers and young children to cool off during warm weather.
Usually $15–$25
Interactive electronic alphabet tablet
This portable device offers a multi-sensory approach to learning letters, sounds, and words for curious young minds.
Usually $15–$25
Light up sensory toys
These toys captivate attention with their gentle glow and changing colors, providing stimulating visual input for engagement.
Usually $15–$25
Magnetic alphabet letter set
Perfect for fridge doors or magnetic whiteboards, these letters allow children to spell simple words and explore letter combinations.
Usually $15–$25
Pegged alphabet learning puzzle
This educational puzzle assists preschoolers in learning letters and developing hand-eye coordination.
Usually $15–$25
Protective earflap beanie
This practical hat combines the classic beanie shape with integrated earflaps for enhanced coverage and warmth where it's needed most.
Usually $15–$25
Sand castle building kit
Inspire architectural creativity with a kit designed to help children construct elaborate sand structures and imaginative castles.
Usually $15–$25
Soft fabric building blocks
These lightweight and squeezable blocks allow babies to safely stack, build, and explore textures without any hard edges.
Usually $15–$25
Varied texture sensory ball set
A collection of balls with different surfaces and densities designed to engage tactile senses and improve grip.
Usually $15–$25
Wooden alphabet lacing beads
This fine motor skill toy helps children practice hand-eye coordination while learning letter order and recognition.
Usually $15–$25
Wooden shape sorter puzzle
This classic toy helps toddlers develop fine motor skills and shape recognition through engaging play.
Usually $15–$25
Alphabet letter building blocks
These versatile blocks allow children to construct words and explore letter shapes through tactile play.
Usually $15–$25
Assorted themed bubble wand collection
A delightful assortment of wands in various fun shapes and sizes, adding variety and imaginative play to any bubble session.
Usually $15–$25
Bedtime story disc projector
This engaging toy projects vibrant images from story discs onto a wall, allowing parents and children to enjoy interactive storytelling together before sleep.
Usually $15–$25
Build-your-own play pizza kit
Spark culinary creativity with a fun pizza-making set, allowing children to assemble their favorite toppings for a delicious pretend meal.
Usually $15–$25
Child-friendly volume-limited headphones
A thoughtful gift for young listeners, ensuring their hearing is protected with built-in volume restrictions.
Usually $15–$25
Classic handheld tambourine
A tambourine offers a bright, jingly sound, making it a lively addition to sing-alongs and rhythmic play for all ages.
Usually $15–$25
Classic play dough creation set
This timeless gift encourages imaginative play and fine motor skill development for young children.
Usually $15–$25
Classic plush teddy bear
This timeless companion offers comforting snuggles for children of all ages, perfect for imaginative play or quiet moments.
Usually $15–$25
Classic wooden ring stacker
A foundational toy that teaches babies and toddlers about size sequencing and color recognition while practicing hand-eye coordination.
Usually $15–$25
Collapsible pop-up crawl tunnel
Perfect for active toddlers and preschoolers, this tunnel encourages crawling and provides endless fun in a compact design.
Usually $15–$25
Convertible sippy cup system
This versatile system adapts as a child grows, offering interchangeable lids for different drinking stages from infant to toddler.
Usually $15–$25
How to choose for a toddler
- Look for toys that let them copy grown-ups, like cooking or shopping, since toddlers love imitating everyday routines.
- Check the recommended age range on the package and choose pieces sized for small hands.
- Consider the family's space before buying a playhouse or play tent, and favour options that fold or pack away.
- Alphabet toys work best when they are hands-on, such as chunky letters, puzzles or blocks, rather than screen-based.
Usually safe to skip
- Toys with many tiny parts meant for older kids, which frustrate toddlers and scatter everywhere.
- Complicated electronic gadgets that do the playing for them and lose appeal quickly.
- Oversized items that may not fit in the home, unless the parents agree first.
Questions people ask about gifts for a toddler
- What is a good Christmas gift for a 2-year-old?
- A toy kitchen with play food, a play tent or bath squirters are reliable picks. Toys that let a two-year-old pretend or move around usually get more use than ones that only light up.
- Are sippy cups a good gift for a toddler?
- They make a practical stocking stuffer or add-on gift, especially in fun colours. Pair one with a toy so the gift still feels exciting to open.
- At what age do kids start using a toy kitchen?
- Many children start enjoying pretend cooking around 18 months to two years, and the interest often lasts well into the preschool years, so it gets used for a long time.