When they play outdoors, your child gets to explore their surroundings and test their limits, which can help build self-confidence and independence. Sure, kids can play indoors, but sending them outdoors gives them the opportunity to enjoy the many benefits of active and unstructured play. Encourage such kind of play by choosing Christmas gifts that will allow the little ones on your list to spend time outdoors.
And while you’re at it, you may also want to shop for gifts that support those who homeschool their kids. Parents who decide on taking charge of their child’s education need tools that will help them reap the rewards of homeschooling.
Ready to shop? Let’s go!
1. Kitchen playset
Let your budding masterchef live out their kitchen dreams with the Little Tikes Home Grown Kitchen that has more than 20 accessories and real cooking sounds. It’s also a good time for you mama to start teaching your child age-appropriate kitchen skills.
2. Bicycles
Learning to ride a bike is one of the best core memories most people have, especially if their parents were the ones who taught them how to. It’s never too early to introduce your kid to cycling, a physical activity that can help strengthen their bones and develop their leg muscles.
When choosing a bike for your child, it’s important to find the best fit for their age, size, and the design they want. If you are looking for bikes that are worth your bucks, check out the following: Disney Mickey Mouse Tricycle, Barbie 16" Bike With Basket, Paw Patrol Paw Patrol Skye 4" Bike, Thomas & Friends Thomas & Friends 14" Bike, and Kiddiestationph Sandro 3-in-1 Bike.
3. Scooter
Need some reasons to buy your kid a scooter? Well, riding one can develop motor skills and a sense of balance, improve their fitness, keep them active, help them make friends. The list could go on and on. So do add to cart this Chaser Rainbow Blast Kick Scooter!
4. Safety gear
There is no time we don’t worry about our kids, especially when they are out playing. Keep them safe and protected when they are riding a scooter or a bike by getting them this RoyalBaby CS Kids Active Helmet (GX-K9).
5. Organizer shelf
Kids come with clutter and with too many toys, it can be a super messy house you are living in, mama. Here’s a pro tip: you’ll need the Harper & Chase Toy Organizer Shelf with Bins (Space Explorer Design) that comes with nine storage bins to help you manage all the clutter. It’ll be your lifesaver. You’re welcome!
6. Table and chair set
Homeschooling doesn’t need to be boring when you have furniture pieces that put the fun in learning. Let your little learner draw, play, eat, paint, and color in their Harper & Chase Table and Chair Set (Pink Paper Doll Design), a lovely addition to their “classroom” at home.
7. Multipurpose table
Oh how we love items that serve many purposes! The Discover Living Ph Kids Multi-purpose 3 in 1 Wooden Furniture Table can be used to store toys, play with sand or building blocks, do some mini fishing (just add water), or as a study table. If this is not a good buy, we don't know what is.
8. Swimming floater
Kids love to have a splashin’ good time in the water. Make it a safe and fun swimming time for your little one by using the Mambobaby Air-Free Chest Type with Canopy and Stabilizer, a swimming floater for babies that features a full range of button protection as well as a safety lock on the shoulder strap.
Happy holiday shopping, mamas!
