50 Christmas Gift Ideas for Toddlers

Ah toddlers, they aren’t quite children but they’re definitely not babies (and happy to tell you as much), and we love their sassy attitudes and their little personalities.

Yet when Christmas rolls around we’re always racking our brains a little about what to buy!?So we’ve taken the challenge out of it for you by putting together a top list of Christmas gift ideas for the toddlers in your life. Whether you’ve got boys or girls on your gift list, this will help you out!

Things That Move (Including In Their Imagination)

1.Mega Bloks Fast Track Raceway

If your little one likes things to move fast, this is the toy for them. You can build the cars, and the track, then race it out! Buy it here.

2. Duplo Creative Cars

If there’s a little person with a passion for cars they’ll love this set, which gives you a chance to make various cars. Suitable for kids from 18 months, buy it here.

3. Little Tykes Cosy Coupe

There isn’t a kid in the world that doesn’t love these little red cars, a staple in many family homes for years. Buy it here.

4. Tinkers Wooden Train Set

This 60-piece set will provide more than enough entertainment for kids, without breaking mum and dad’s bank! Buy it here.

5. Plum Train and Track Activity Table

For those wanting to really blow it out of the water consider this magic activity table with 140 wooden accessories to act out any scene. For kids 3 years and over, buy it here.

6. Trucks

If it’s not cars, it’s probably trucks. Impress your toddler this Christmas with a Fire Truck, Metal Dump Truck, Transporter Truck and more.

7. Train With Blocks

If you don’t want to get as complicated with the train set, try this simple train and block set. It’s colourful and fun to play with, as well as durable. Aged 2 and up, buy it here.

8. Play Plastic Balls

Toddlers love playing with toy balls, and they’re an easy way to entertain. Try these Play Plastic Balls, a set of 100 for endless fun! Buy it here.

9. Figurines

Figurines help your toddlers build their imagination, and the size you buy will depend on who they’re best for. These wild animal and dinosaur ones are a bit smaller, and suitable for kids 3 years and over.

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Clare Whitfield Chief Editor

Clare Whitfield is the Editor of Stay at Home Mum and a recognised voice in practical home management for Australian families. Based in the northern suburbs of Sydney, she balances editorial leadership with life as a stay at home mum to two school age children. Her background in home economics and more than a decade of experience in recipe development, family budgeting, and household systems inform her work.

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