Christmas Gift Ideas for Kids Who Have Everything

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• One Size Fits All Gifts
• What to Gift a Girl for Christmas?
• What to Gift a Boy for Christmas?

Shopping for a perfect Xmas gift for your tot can be a quest. And, importantly, shopping for a 3-year-old or a tween is equally overwhelming, especially if they already have all those dolls, cars, DIY crafts, techs… the list goes on. At Enjoy The Wood, we have been keeping our eyes and ears out for the best Christmas gift ideas for kids who have everything all year round and would like to share some stuff to shop during this pre-holiday time.

One Size Fits All Gifts

Choosing what to gift kids for Christmas puts pressure on you as the gift buyer. First, you have to deal with consumer craziness in shopping malls. Second, it’s crucial to consider the personalities, ages, tastes, and lifestyles of potential giftees. That’s when universal gifts come in handy. The options below are sure to make your fidgets squeal with delight.

• Books. Literally anything from graphic and fantasy novels to illustrated picture books kids of all ages are guaranteed to love.
• Art kits. Watercolor sets, markers, sketchbooks, and other creativity supplies help explore the tot’s talents.
• Building blocks. LEGO is something kids can't get enough of. Add wooden blocks and magnetic tiles to the box.
• Toys for outdoor fun. Sports equipment, jump ropes, balls, frisbees, and other accessories will 100% get them moving!
• Room décor. If you’re seeking gifts to upgrade a teen’s room, stylish décor is the answer. Regional maps, posters, photo sets, sculptures, mirrors, and canvas attract teens and tweens.

The above-given gift ideas what kids want for Christmas offer room for creativity, play, and learning. It’s a great starting point for those ready to dive into the festive shopping.

What to Gift a Girl for Christmas

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If you’re a parent of a girl, you’ve definitely had gazillions of toys rotated in and out of your home. Now, Yuletide is upon us, and you’re up to meaningful gifts, teaching responsibility and independence and letting their imagination run wild. We made our picks for this gift guide below:

• Name a star. Looking for ways to impress your hard-to-please teen? Wow your girl with a real cosmic prezzie! Name a star after her so she’ll treasure this special gift forever.  
• The epic tale she’s part of. If you wonder how to give a child a Christmas gift, tell your princess she has become the star of a real adventure story. Just give the child’s name, age, gender, favorite themes, and unique characteristics. Pick the genre (space exploration, saving the planet, fairy tale, etc.) and get a personalized adventure book to let little mademoiselle embark on an exciting journey without having to leave the house.
• Perfume making set. Not only littlies but adults too love this DIY kit! Your girl will have a chance to create her unique custom signature scent. Let her mix and match different odors to learn more about the perfumery art!
• Pottery wheel. What is a good Christmas gift for kids? Something that keeps them occupied and unveils hidden talents. That’s what a pottery wheel is all about. Creating bowls, vases, and other artworks is no problem with a mini-pottery studio.    
• Puzzle that glows in the dark. This classy pastime gets some extra layer of magic and fun if you choose items with the glow-in-the-dark effect. Pick unicorns, dolls, and enchanted woods to evoke your girlie’s interest.
• Coding robot. Not into programming? Robot kits will help! Designed for beginners, coding robots offer a bag of fun learning experiences for children and help them get some STEM skills through interactive play.
• Snack-making machine. If it’s too early for the actual cooking in the adult’s kitchen, a snack-making set is an option. She’ll definitely get excited by the first gummies, popcorn, or chocolates that she ever makes.

What to Gift a Boy for Christmas

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Hunting down the perfect present for your little champ is about to get a whole lot easier with ideas from the EnjoyHome team.

• Interactive AR globe. If geography is boring for your boy, turn it into an adventure with an augmented reality globe. The kid can learn new cultures and countries in a brand-new way, using a tablet or phone.   
• Dino fossil dig set. Let the cheeky paleontologist make his first discovery! The paleontologist kit offers a unique experience of uncovering and exploring T-rex bones.
• Survival kit. Ever-curious enthusiasts, rejoice! With an adventure survival set, young fellow can learn to use things like multitools, compasses, flashlights, and other items that promote practical skills and encourage exploration.
• Despicable Me ultimate fart blaster. What is the best Christmas gift for kids? It’s something that y’all laugh about years later. Get a blaster loaded with a special ‘fart formula’! You’ll have some unforgettable ha-ha time as your home minion blasts fart or banana-scented rings!
• Air fort. Making a fort out of pillows, plaids, and blankets is exciting, but having an air fort powered by a box fan is much-much better! Choose the fort with a ceiling that glows with bright stars. We’ll tell you something – you’re also going to appreciate this perfect hiding spot at the end of the day when your son goes to ZZZ land.
• Escape-room set. There’s no need to go to the quest room – add some thrill to your living room’s ambiance! The set includes all the things you need to have an unforgettable cooperation game: puzzles (both – physical and mental), clues, tasks, and other details that guarantee hours and hours of fun.
• Home magic tricks.  Introduce your little buddy to Copperfield's art of magic! Pick the beginner and kid-friendly kit and get ready for an evening of magic full of impressive illusions and flashy tricks.

Pre-Christmas shopping is one of the most challenging and exciting parts of the festive time. We hope our quick guide will help you feel the joy of the season and get your munchkin excited about the best under-the-tree surprise. 

Have a holly, jolly Christmas – it's the best time of the year!