Buying Christmas gifts is, well, hard. Buying Christmas gifts in 2020? Nearly impossible.
The Very Best Gifts of 2020 for Any Kid
Buying Christmas gifts is, well, hard. Buying Christmas gifts in 2020? Nearly impossible. That's why we've got you covered. Shop the best new toys of 2020 at the link below, or scroll through this email to shop the best gifts for every kid. It doesn't matter if they're little or big, a sports star or a gamer, a music lover or a Star Wars nerd: they'll love one of these gifts. Just trust us.
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Best Gifts for Nerdy Kids
Star Wars: The Mandalorian Razor Crest Building Kit by Lego
The coolest galaxy-cruising hunk of junk since the Millenium Falcon is the Razor Crest from The Mandalorian. At 1,023 pieces this Lego version will present a challenge even to experienced builders. And fans of the show will appreciate the attention to detail
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Back to the Future Delorean by Playmobil
Doc Brown’s DeLorean time machine is one of the most iconic vehicles in movie history, and this toy version is a great gift idea for any parent who wants their kids to grow up with an appreciation of the classics.
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Best Gifts for Creative Kids
Builder Set by Brio
The best building sets don’t have a prescribed way of using them. Meaning, there’s no one way to do anything, and no wrong way to tackle the project at hand. And this set is the gold standard.
Fujifilm Instax Mini 9 Instant Camera
Fujifilm’s pack film is the most affordable in the space (search Amazon and you can find it for around 50 cents a piece), and the camera comes in five fun colors.
Best Dollhouses
Funkis House
Your kid probably won’t appreciate the cool design of this dollhouse (modeled on the Nordic midcentury architectural style known as Funkis, if you were wondering). They’ll just love all the nooks and crannies and windows, while you’ll love to look at it set against the rest of the toy mess.
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The Arckit
These building kits for kids 8 and up were designed by an architect and allow your kid to really think about and design their own structures. The buildings can then function as dollhouses, too. How much do we love a twofer?
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The Best Sports Gifts for Kids This Christmas
Gifts that will help little athletes punch, swing, shoot, and, most of all, get more out of their sport of choice.
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Indoor Basketball Arcade Game by ESPN
While this basketball machine doesn't take tokens — and won't spit out tickets to be redeemed for questionable prizes — it does capture the thrill of side-by-side arcade-style shooting.
Best Gifts for Music Lovers
Loog Mini Acoustic Guitar
Both beautiful and beautifully functional, this wood guitar has a basswood body, a maple neck, great intonation, steel strings, and low string action. In other words, it's the perfect starter instrument.
7 Tone Pentatonic Glockenspiel
The beauty of this little xylophone (besides being actually beautiful) is that it sounds sweet no matter who's banging on it or how hard. It’s made, in Sweden, of brass and maple and comes with two mallets so kids can experiment with different tones.
Best Gifts for Gamers
Nintendo Switch
Why not get the kid in your life the thing they actually want? And will deeply appreciate?
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JBuddies Gaming Wireless Headset
This wireless kids headphone set is perfect for gaming on mobile, console, PC. It featuers 22 hours playtime and volume-safe sound.
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Plus: The Best Christmas Gifts for 12-Year-Olds
Our recommendations are truly on point.
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Plus: Still not sure what to buy for your kids? Shop the best gifts for every age group below:
The Best Gifts for Newborns
The Best Gifts for 1 Year Olds
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The Best Gifts for 3 Year Olds
The Best Gifts for 4 Year Olds
The Best Gifts for 5 Year Olds
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The Best Gifts for 7 Year Olds
The Best Gifts for 8 Year Olds
The Best Gifts for 9 Year Olds
The Best Gifts for 10 Year Olds
The Best Gifts for 11 Year Olds
The Best Gifts for 12 Year Olds
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