Holiday Gift Guide 2023
November 15, 2023 • Treehouse Schoolhouse
It’s that time again. The time of the year that you look around your house and think, “These children do not need one more single toy!” And yet, Christmas is coming and while you could offer experience gifts like a membership to the zoo, many of you (just like me) want something for your children to unwrap on Christmas morning!
I have compiled six lists for you of my top favorites in each category. Gifts for the crafter, the mover, the dreamer, the innovator, the naturalist, and the gamer. Every item is linked to my Amazon storefront where you can find all of my favorite gift ideas in one place.
Gifts for the crafter
These are some of my favorite for creative kids who love to craft and create. With these, your children can start a new project, advance their skills, or stock up on new craft supplies.
1. Friendship Bracelet Kit
2. Modeling Beeswax
3. Sewing Book
4. Latch Hook Kit
5. Wooden Weaving Loom
6. Polymer Clay
7. Origami Set
8. Sketching Set
9. How to Draw Book
10. Weaving Loom
11. Rainbow Loom
12. Beeswax Crayons
13. Tracing Paper
14. Felt Sewing Kit
15. Watercolor Brushes
16. Embroidery Kit
17. Knitting Loom Set
18. Beeswax Candle Making Kit
19. Wooden DIY Model Kits
20. Paint by Number
Related: The Best Hand Crafts for Kids (+ Tips to Teach Them)
Gifts for the mover
These are my favorite things for active kids who thrive when they are moving and at play.
1. Stepping Stones
2. Scooter Board
3. Climbing Triangle
4. Wiggle Car
5. Play Tunnel
6. Tree Swing
7. Rock Climbing Holds
8. Climbing Tower
9. Mini Trampoline
10. Balance Bike
11. Hopper Ball
12. Walking Stilts
13. Play Couch
14. Pogo Stick
15. Rollerblades
16. Foam Ball Pit
17. Ankle Skip Ball
18. Sit & Spin
19. Pogo Trick Ball
20. Swing Scooter
Gifts for the dreamer
These are items for imaginative children of all ages who spend hours at play.
Gifts for the innovator
Gifts for the naturalist
Gifts for the gamer
Related: Best Educational Board and Card Games for Kids and Families
Happy holidays from all of us here at Treehouse Schoolhouse. I hope this gift guide gets your wheels turning for your children this season! For a full list of gifts, check out my Amazon storefront. If you have any favorites from these lists, or something you’d add, I’d love to hear. Let me know in the comments below.
Related: Creative and Practical Stocking Stuffers for Children and Peek Under Our Christmas Tree: Gift Ideas for Children Ages 1-8
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