THE BEST KIDS GIFTS
It can be pretty hard to find great presents for the little ones on your list that
have both parent and child appeal. EMILY HSIEH takes the guesswork out of it.
Russian dolls, updated as graphic animal silhouettes.
Wee Gallery, $38Imaginations run wild with this
74-piece block set in a slew of shapes, sizes, and colors.
An old-fashioned sidewalk game, packaged in a compact, take-anywhere tin.
Fat Brain Toys, $8.95For the mini Indiana Jones: An adventure kit replete with compass, flashlight, journal, magnifying glass, and more.
Uncommon Goods, $16Handmade kangaroos in buttery (faux) leather make for charming (and useful) keepsakes.
Amazon, $50Sweet somethings
to keep her cozy.
As girly as it gets: A barrette adorned with hot pink tulle and stars.
Atsuyo et Akiko, $16Alpaca gives a soft spin to this tough pirate staple.
(Similar to Shown) Ouef NYC, $20The wooden frame and stamps are winning upgrades to the usual etch-a-sketch.
Acorn Toy Shop, $64Try this stars and stripes themed teepee indoors or out.
Rosenberry Rooms, $205A set of brushes and two dozen paints are tucked inside this beautifully illustrated case.
Amazon, $21.90A handsome, solid wood archery set is fodder for hours of Robin Hood make believe.
Amazon, $24.99Made of plastic, these irresistibly cute crayons won't flake or smudge.
Moma Online Store, $8A finely crafted ukulele provides all-ages entertainment.
Various Stores, $34.99 & UpA plush, pompom-bedecked wrap in the prettiest cornflower blue.
Sweet William, $78With its scaled down proportions, this foosball table fits even in the tightest quarters.
Toys R Us, $32.99The gift that keeps on giving: Seeds, soil, and a vessel to grow your own bonsai tree.
Paxton Gate, $9.75A cardboard monster makes peek-a-boo that much more fun.
Romp, $15






















