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The best kids gift ideas for Christmas 2023

The holiday season is upon us, and it's that time of year when the joy of giving brings smiles to our little ones' faces. Finding the perfect gift for kids can be a delightful yet challenging task. To help ease the stress of holiday shopping, here's a curated list of the best kids' gift ideas for Christmas 2023 that will spark joy and imagination:

STEM Toys

STEM toys engage children in science, technology, engineering, and math concepts through play. Look for kits that offer hands-on learning experiences like robotics, coding, or science experiments. These toys are both educational and entertaining, making learning a delight.

Outdoor Toys

Encouraging outdoor play is vital for kids' physical health and overall development. Consider gifting kids scooters, bicycles, or roller skates to inspire adventure and exercise while allowing them to explore the outdoors.

Art Supplies

For the budding Picassos and Van Goghs, art supplies are a gateway to self-expression. Art sets, sketchbooks, paints, and different mediums can nurture their creativity and provide a means to express their imagination freely.

Board Games and Puzzles

Board games and puzzles are timeless classics that promote critical thinking, strategy, and social interaction. Choose games suitable for their age group and interests, fostering bonding moments and cognitive development.

Musical Instruments

Introducing kids to musical instruments cultivates a lifelong appreciation for music. Whether it's a beginner's keyboard, a mini drum set, or a ukulele, these gifts can spark a passion for melody and rhythm.

Dolls

Why it’s great: Dolls offer companionship and imaginative play. If they're fans of anime, gifting their favorite characters in doll form can inspire storytelling and imaginative adventures.

Gardening Tool Kit

A gardening tool kit encourages kids to explore nature and develop a green thumb. It’s an interactive way to teach responsibility, patience, and the wonders of watching something grow.

This Christmas, choosing the perfect gift involves understanding a child's interests, fostering their development, and sparking joy. Whether it’s igniting their curiosity with STEM toys, encouraging outdoor exploration, nurturing creativity through art, fostering social skills with games, or introducing new hobbies, the best gifts are those that inspire and captivate young hearts and minds. Embrace the joy of giving and watch as these gifts light up their world with wonder and excitement.

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Best, worst, ambivalent gifts

Most questionable gift - I knew that my mum wanted me to lose weight, so for Mother's Day I gave her coupons for me spending half an hour on the exercise bike. It kinda worked - mum was super-happy, and I did lose weight (for a while). But I probably didn't do myself any favours here, because it set me on a path of weight-cycling, which never led to any longterm weight loss and was presumably a bit hard on my heart (bioglogically and metaphorically).

Best gifts - there are a lot to choose from. My parents have sure spent a lot of money on me over the years, and I would be lying if I claimed that didn't often improve my life in rather significant ways eg. they paid my way through college, for two master degrees, for the better part of my twenties, leaving me with no student debt, and they paid for half of my house. I remember when mum first told me about her real estate plans, I was almost worried, because I somehow couldn't quite match her excitement. I thought it would feel super weird, to get something so big, having done basically nothing to earn it. But surprise, surprise, as soon as that house stood, I forgot all my scruples. I moved in two years ago and not a day passes without me thinking at least once "Wow, I really love my house". I feel it goes a bit against the spirit of the exercise, to first pick something extremly expensive - it’s fairly easy to gift something life-changing/memorable if you just spend unholy amounts of money. But not gonna lie, in the list of best gifts, the house is always going to rank pretty highly.  Another great gift was when my friends threw me a surprise birthday party for my 18th birthday and invited all of our class and everyone actually came, even my crush. It was a bit of gamble on my friend's part - I'm not usually much of a party girl and teenage-me often felt rather disconnected and out of sync with other people (my age, but honestly, also in general); I might have easily been the type to completely hate that sort of thing. But turns out, I'm not; I was completely floored by that gesture in the best way, utterly beside myself. I don't remember much about that night, only a moment in the morning, among the leaving guests and the empty bottels, when I wished I could rewind the clock and go through that door again, and be completely floored all over. My favourite gift from brother is a mixtape (the only mixtape I ever got). I don't listen much to music, but there's one song on it that will always make me sentimental: "Happy Birthday Lisa", written by Michael Jackson, from an episode of the Simpsons. I'm the older, not the younger sister, but the general sentiment hits just right. Best and worst gifts I gave - that's a hard one to answer for me; I'm afraid I'm not a terribly ambitious gift giver. I do like the idea of picking gifts for loved ones, and I like to think I'm not cheap, but my time-management is sub-par and my approach is usually fairly last-minute, so the results can be somewhat underwhelming. I like to think that I do have a good sense what kind of souvenirs to bring home for Mum from a journey, or what kind of books to give to my brother (although he often seems happiest about gift cards, to be honest), and I feel I also usually get it right with my Aunt (last year I gave her a Storyworth-subscription, following a recommendation on Mefi, and she seemed very enthusiastic about doing all the prompts). But I'm repeatedly stumped when it comes to Dad for instance, and while I hope my gifts are usually welcome, I don't think I've ever pulled off one that was particularly memorable. At least I think that my bad gifts are generic at worst; I do hope that I never committed one of the truly mortal sins, like buying something for myself and trying to sell it as a gift for another person, or buying a gift with fraught implications about desired behavior, or something like that.