Your Kids Will Be Sure to Stay on the Nice List Every Year If They Get These Presents

How sweet is this Moulin Roty Les Valises Sewing Kit ($44)? The kit includes a french knitting dolly, wooden knitting needles, a crotchet needle, sewing needles, a thimble, scissors, a tape measurer, buttons, thread, and tapestry thread.

For your child with a green thumb, this Creativity For Kids Grow 'n Glow Terrarium ($13) is super cute!

If your child loves the real grocery store, they'll love being able to act out being a customer and cashier with this Melissa & Doug Freestanding Wooden Fresh Mart Grocery Store Role Play Toy ($175, originally $200).

The Harvil Hockey Game Table ($92) is a kid-size air hockey table that will bring together fun gatherings and game nights. Told you it would be crowd-pleaser!

Sometimes it feels like emoji were created just for kids — it's the only way they communicate! Top Trenz's Heart Eyes Emoji Pillow ($8) will be hit on your child's bed, or as the star of their selfies!

Minnie's Happy Helpers Sing & Spin Scooter ($40) is suitable for ages 3 and up.

The night sky might not be visible from your little one's nursery, but this star cloud mobile ($105) brings the gorgeous elements indoors! From the handmade cloud to the hanging metallic stars, it's a chic yet sweet accent to any crib.

Ozobot Bit Coding Robot ($47, originally $60) is a pocket-size, basic bot for building early STEAM skills in kids as young as age 6.

The Power Wheels Barbie Dream Camper ($398) is the ultimate upgrade to any Barbie collection.

With Fisher-Price Coffee Cup Teether ($5), baby will be just like Mommy and Daddy with their very own pint-size cup of joe.

The Hover 1 All Star Electric Self-Balancing Hoverboard ($148) even has LED lights.

Popping beads make the Little Tikes Gas 'n Go Mower ($25) sound and feel like a real lawn mower.

I spent hours playing with Spirograph as a kid. I loved making the intricately patterned designs in a variety of colours. The Spirograph Deluxe Kit ($19) has all of the fun pieces of the original, but it now comes in a carrying case designed for kids to travel with, too.

These Harry Potter 6pk Low Cut Casual Socks ($8) would be a great stocking stuffer.

The future of playthings, Seedling's Parker: Your Augmented Reality Bear ($20, originally $60) combines a cuddly stuffed animal with today's tech. Your child can act as Parker's doctor through an app, which lets them know if Parker is feeling sick and how to make him feel better. Along with being a leader of the pack when it comes to children's AR toys, Parker helps kids build on a variety of skills, including basic biology, digital literacy, critical thinking, and problem-solving.

These bejeweled Twisty Petz ($10) turn into bracelets!

These Harry Potter Slide Slippers ($10) are hilarious!

The Lego Brickheadz Wonder Woman ($9) is a stellar addition to any Brickheadz collection! Also, girl power.

This Lego Ideas Ship in a Bottle ($62, originally $70) has 962 pieces and is suited for kids ages 12 and up.

The Hunger Games effect is still going strong, and Nerf, which has traditionally been a boy-oriented company, has caught on. The Nerf Rebelle Agent Bow Blaster ($40) is an update to last year's pink bow and arrow set, allowing kids to write secret messages on the arrows before they shoot them.

Your little one will stay cosy after bath time with this Hudson Baby Animal Face Hooded Towel ($10).

These Velvet Scrunchy Bobbles ($11) are seriously cute (you'll probably want to snag a few from their stocking for yourself!).

Top their beds with one of these Harry Potter Throw Pillows ($20).

Little ones can't keep their hands off of Shopkins — that is if they can get their hands on them in stores. The Shopkins Season 3 Scoops Ice-Cream Truck Playset ($44) is the perfect addition to their collection!

Everyone loves shaking snow globes, but what about making your own? Seedling's Make Your Own Snow Globe Kit ($25) is a fun way for kids to put their own touch on the classic toy.

As if the original Pie Face wasn't fun enough on its own, Pie Face Showdown ($18) promises to be a blast. Players will compete to move the lever to their opponent's side so he or she is the one hit with whipped cream!

Pomsies Patches Plush Interactive Toy ($15) will tell your child when they feel tired, cold, or hungry with adorable light-up eyes, purring, and cute sounds.

The whole family will love testing their Disney knowledge with Disney Descendants Head Hints Game ($13) — a quick game of questions and answers.

These Puzzle Eggs ($11) will help your 2-year-old with their fine motor skills, colours, shapes, and logic skills.

The Lego Town Farm Pony Stable ($24) is a great gift for beginners and comes with 59 pieces.

This Disney Princess Dress Up Trunk ($30) is an Amazon exclusive!

Get those wheels turning with a big book of Origami Brain Teasers ($15) designed to get them thinking outside of the box while improving fine motor skills at the same time.

The Angry Birds franchise moves off the screen and onto our favourite toys. The Angry Birds Star Wars Jenga Death Star Game ($70) shoots Luke Skywalker, Han Solo, or Chewbacca birds at the Death Star pig in an attempt to knock it down. Traditional Jenga never looked so fun.

This adorable FurReal Ricky, the Trick-Lovin' Pup ($130) is a perfect gateway pup for your kids begging for a family dog.

If your kiddo likes games and puzzles, the Educational Insights: Kanoodle Brain Twisting Solitaire Game ($10) is a perfect stocking stuffer option.

This Radio Flyer My 1st Wagon ($20) will be forever a classic and makes a great gift.

Make your kid feel like a beauty entrepreneur with this Creativity For Kids Make Your Own Lip Balm Kit ($22) that produces some sweet, customizable products.

Filled with fun and unique tasks, this Craft-tastic Inventor's Box Arts and Crafts Kit ($23) is a great STEM choice. While the projects sound complicated, they're anything but! They're designed to build confidence and encourage kids without frustrating them.

They can keep their fingers warm as they work on homework with these USB Heated Mittens ($4).

Before you invest in the electric guitar your tween is begging for, why not let them try their hand at this Zimo Make Your Own Ukulele Kit ($35). The DIY kit includes an unfinished preassembled body, guitar neck, and strings. Once they've put the four-string guitar together, they can customize it with paint or other decorations.

Take backyard play to the next level with this Hauck Lightning Pedal Go-Kart ($99).

Yup, his name really explains what he does. Pax may look adorable, but after feeding him some "treats," your little one will be cleaning up after the furReal My Poopin' Pup ($19). Maybe it's good practice for a live family pet!

We wouldn't encourage kids to play beer pong, but that's essentially what Mattel Games Bounce-Off Game ($12) is (minus the alcohol). Players have to bounce the ball into the grid to create a pattern while competing against other teams, making it fun for the whole family.

This 24-piece Melissa & Doug Examine and Treat Vet Play Pet Set ($21, originally $30) allows your child to become a vet for the family pet and their stuffed animals right in their own living room.

Consider PicWits ($25) the ultimate caption-writing contest. Players have to match photos up with the best captions and submit them to a judge to determine the winner.

Your chariot awaits, toddler. The Step2 Disney Princess Chariot Wagon ($89, originally $120) is the cutest wagon to play with in the yard or take on walks.

Let their creativity run wild with this Cool Maker, KumiKreator Friendship Bracelet Maker ($30).

Beep, beep! Get your camera out for the 6-Volt PAW Patrol Marshall Fire Truck ($149).

This cute little Lego Classic Classic Rainbow Fun Building Kit ($5) may not be a giant Hogwarts castle, but it is a fun set nonetheless.

How cute are these Disney Finding Nemo Squirt Toys ($6)?

Your little karaoke star who loves taking selfies can do both at the same time with the Selfie Mic Music Set ($10). All they have to do is slide their phone into the brackets like a selfie stick, log into the app, and grab the microphone to start singing — and just like in Rock Band, the app will show your kiddos how many notes in the song they hit just right

Your 2-year-old can get creative in the bath thanks to these Boon Building Bath Pipes Toy Set ($11).

Your little one can serve up cones with this Melissa & Doug Wooden Scoop and Serve Ice Cream Counter ($40, originally $50).

Got a kiddo who wants to be a gamer anytime, anywhere? In addition to providing single and multiplayer thrills at home, the Nintendo Switch With Gray Joy-Con ($300) system can be taken on the go. To top it off, it comes with unprecedented new play styles brought to life by the two new Joy-Con controllers.

For your little one who loves to wear bows in their hair, this set of Pinwheel Hair Bows ($11) is quite the collection.

Build your collection with the Lost Kitties Blind Box Multipack ($20).

With a foldable wooden base, the SkeeBall The Classic Arcade Game ($35) is perfect for family game nights.

This Hello Baby Pink Tutu Skirt and Headband ($16) is too cute to handle.

Your teen can learn to code in a magical way with the Kano Harry Potter Coding Kit ($100), which allows them to build a wand that responds to their movements.

Your little Disney Descendants fan can belt out "Rotten to the Core" to her heart's delight on the Descendants CDG Karaoke Machine ($125). The karaoke machine plays music via iPads, iPhones, iPods, and tablet devices and has two microphone inputs so kids can perform duets.

This Lego Juniors Jurassic World Raptor Rescue Truck Set ($22) has 85 pieces to put together.