Toys, games and must-have tech.
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Is there a more stressful place than a toy store during the holidays? No, there is not. Conquer the 2019 shopping season with our guide to the best kids gifts you can order online.
Price: $10
From: amazon.com
In contention for the toy of the year, this Blume Doll — short for “blooming” — is 2019’s Chia Pet. Its hair is made of slow-rising foam that grows when it touches water.
Price: $15
From: amazon.com
Yes, slime. This variety pack comes with six different textures for a new take on classic Play-Doh.
Price: $20
From: amazon.com
The ever-versatile Bilibo has won a plethora of design awards since its launch in 2001. These mini versions are perfect for toddlers, who can use them as floating ducks, sand shovels or even everyday snacking bowls.
Price: $28
From: amazon.com
Develop musical and audio skills with the help from award-winning toy manufacturer Hape.
Price: $37
From: walmart.com
For fans of Ryan’s World, an ultrapopular Youtube channel, this mystery-filled safe has more than 30 toys. No two have the same assortment.
Price: $39
From: store.gearpatrol.com
It’s never too early to give the gift of gear. Get four print magazines — delivered quarterly — with an annual subscription.
Price: $14
From: amazon.com
From America’s Test Kitchen, The Complete Baking Book for Young Chefs teaches kids the fundamentals of baking with more than 100 recipes you’ll love, too.
Price: $15
From: target.com
This toy combines the slime trend with good old-fashioned bubble popping. What else do you need to know?
Price: $30
From: amazon.com
Amazon’s newly released Echo Glow is a smart lamp for kids. Use it to create lighting cues that signal when its dinnertime or as a bedtime dimmer to lull your child to sleep.
Price: $80
From: amazon.com
Yeti’s take on a lunchbox is simple, insulated and rugged as hell — just like the brand’s famous coolers.
Price: $9
From: amazon.com
Out December 10th, Fetch-22 is the latest installment to the wildly popular Dog Man series, created by Dav Pilkey of Captain Underpants fame.
Price: $40
From: amazon.com
This classic strategy game is as beautiful as it is fun — use elegant hardwood castle pieces claim spaces on the battlefield and block your opponent.
Price: $40
From: amazon.com
Give them an extra 18 hours of juice with a slim and updated power bank that features two ports: one is USB-C and the other is USB-A.
Price: $110
From: amazon.com
Minimize the distractions of other tablets by giving your kid this Kindle, which comes with a two-year worry-free warranty and tools to bolster their vocabulary.
Price: $300
From: amazon.com
In case they’re not ready for a full-on laptop, the newest entry-level iPad has a large 10.2-inch Retina display and supports the company’s Smart Keyboard.
Price: $300
From: amazon.com
Teach your kid to code with this award-winning laptop that runs the Linux-based Endless Operating System.
Price: $40
From: amazon.com
Lego meets Overwatch in this 602-piece, build-it-yourself action figure from the popular video game franchise.
Price: $80
From: amazon.com
The ultracompact Wonderboom 2 is Ultimate Ears’s most portable Bluetooth speaker to date. Play up to 13 hours of music on a single charge — in or out of water.
Price: $139
From: amazon.com
Want to make your teen happy? Get them a pair of AirPods. (Trust us on this one.)
Price: $200
From: amazon.com
If they’re going to catch them all in the brand-new Pokémon game, they’re going to need a Switch. And guess what? You can actually buy one this year.
Price: $35+
From: store.gearpatrol.com
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