21 Amazing Birthday Gifts Kids of All Ages Will Love Opening
$17
Once they get their hands (and feet) on this, the birthday boy or girl might be too busy bouncing around the house to open the rest of the gifts!
(Flybar)
$7
Gather the family to work on this artistic puzzle together. If "World of Bugs" isn't the gift recipient's thing, Melissa and Doug also offers puzzles that are dinosaur-, space-, and ocean-themed.
(Melissa & Doug)
$10
Kids and adults alike will enjoy this timeless game of stacking (and toppling) wooden blocks.
(Hasbro)
$13
Whoever receives this Nerf gun will be the undisputed winner of any battle they enter thanks to its fast-firing and quick-loading ways.
(Nerf)
$32
If your kid can't stop talking about Star Wars, give him or her the chance to be Chewbacca with this mask that makes realistic roaring noises.
(Star Wars)
$30
A bright, futuristic-looking scooter is a gift for the birthday kid and Mom or Dad, since it'll help parents spot the rider from all the way down the block.
(Jetson)
$20 for 231 pieces
Not only will this LEGO set satisfy the recipient's interest in space, but it also honors female NASA scientists Nancy Grace Roman, Margaret Hamilton, Sally Ride, and Mae Jemison.
(LEGO)
$35
Mom and Dad won't struggle to get their little mermaid to go to bed once they're cozied up in this fun, colorful blanket.
(Blankie Tails)
$25 for 150 pieces
Lincoln logs are so yesterday. These colorful foam pieces are all the rage now and fit together to make a variety of fun creations.
(Popular Playthings)
$20 for 500 pieces
This jewelry-making kit lets kids pop together plastic pieces to make bracelets, necklaces, headbands, you name it. All done? Break it down so they can start over again.
(Holody)
$50
This remote-controlled monster truck is super durable, so whoever's driving can smash it into walls, trees, and rocks without a worry.
(Distianert)
$23
Any corner of the basement or backyard can be instantly transformed into a fairytale kingdom with this easy pop-up tent.
(FoxPrint)
$12 and up
The LEGO Movie Videogame (for kids ages 10 and up) puts players in the role of Emmet, a perfectly average LEGO minifigure who is mistakenly identified as the key to saving the world. Naturally, adventures ensue.
(Warner)
$20
This super popular toy is sure to be a hit with the birthday girl or boy. Tell them to rub the heart until it turns from purple to pink to hatch their animal.
(Hatchimals)
$16
This 20-piece kit introduces kids to science experiments like creating a volcano that changes colors and growing crystals.
(AmazonScientific Explorer)
$13
Even when Mom can't take them to the beach, they can still build sandcastles at home with kinetic sand that's specially formulated for easy cleanup.
(Kinetic Sand)
$15 for 4 rockets
The fun doesn't have to end when the sun goes down, thanks to these glow-in-the-dark stomp rockets.
(Stomp Rocket)
$14
One of Amazon's most popular children's books (for ages 4 to 6), The Pout-Pout Fish promises to turn any kid's frown upside down.
(Farrar, Straus and Giroux)
$36
Get their young minds working (and away from the TV!) with this DIY vehicle set. They can control the robots remotely after they're built.
(Toyard)
$17 for 18 colors
Nothing makes a kid feel prouder than wearing one of his or her own creations - especially when it features their favorite colors.
(Tulip)The stomp rocket is everything.