Melissa & Doug Scoop & Serve Ice Cream Counter
A wooden ice cream shop with scoops, cones and toppings. Pretend play kids return to for years.
Bigger kits, playsets and gadgets between $25 and $50 that feel like a main gift.
49 gift ideas$25.49 – $49.97Rated 4.3★ and upUpdated Oct 2, 2026
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An activity panel for sitting babies that becomes a push walker for first steps.
100 magnetic tiles for castles, towers and rockets. Open-ended play that lasts from age 3 to 8.
The classic folding Razor scooter, light and tough. A gift kids ride for years.
790 bricks in 33 colors with idea booklets. The one LEGO set every family uses for years.
Over 100 real electronics projects with snap-together parts. A classic STEM gift that kids actually use.
A transport truck that carries a dozen mini dinosaurs, combining two big passions in one toy.
A soft Lightning McQueen to cuddle at bedtime, from the Disney Store.
Dozens of safe chemistry experiments, from crystals to fizzy reactions, with clear instructions.
A farm playset with animals and sounds for imaginative play from age 1.
Barbie with a balance beam and accessories. Active play for young gymnastics fans.
A play gym with a kick piano and lights, from tummy time to sitting up.
The next step up from Snap Circuits Jr.: kids build programmable games and electronic gadgets.
A castle tent with star lights, a cozy hideout for reading, napping and pretend play.
A toddler 'laptop' that teaches letters, numbers and music. Little ones love copying parents.
A music-and-language play gym with a kick piano, from newborn to toddler.
Real geodes to crack, plus crystals, fossils and a volcano experiment in one big kit.
Magic tricks powered by science: kids learn the experiment, then perform the trick for the family.
Eight 6-inch Avengers in one box, so the whole team is ready for battle on day one.
A rocket that holds astronauts and a rover, with lights and sounds for preschool space fans.
A flexible race track through a dinosaur world. Kids build the route, then race cars past the T. rex.
Stomp on the pad and send foam rockets flying. No batteries, endless backyard fun.
Big, soft and safe dinosaurs for toddlers who love to squeeze, stomp and roar.
A doctor kit with a puppy patient and carry case. Great for calming fears about checkups.
A light-up 3-wheel scooter with lean-to-steer, made for first-time riders.
An indoor/outdoor kids trampoline with a safety net and handle to burn off energy.
A light balance bike that teaches steering and balance, the easiest path to a pedal bike.
Build a working robotic hand from wood parts and learn how hydraulics and levers work.
Zoey in her stage outfit, ready to join Rumi for KPop Demon Hunters fans.
Simple, safe experiments designed for preschool and early-grade scientists.
Paddle-and-ball catch game for backyards, beaches and family gatherings.
150 experiments in one box. Lots of variety for a curious kid who wants to try everything.
A singing Rumi doll from the hit movie. One of the most requested dolls this season.
An adjustable hoop with balls, sized for toddlers and preschoolers.
A sturdy, kid-sized digital camera for photos and video. A first camera for little creators.
Takes a photo and prints it instantly on paper kids can color. No ink needed.
A double-sided stunt car that flips and spins 360 degrees. Built for bumps and crashes.
Kids build their own working pinball machine, then play it. Engineering with a payoff.
24 days of Star Wars mini builds and minifigures. A countdown that kids and adults love.
A padded deluxe Spider-Man suit for dress-up all year, not just on Halloween.
A handheld digital microscope with a screen, so kids can explore bugs, leaves and coins up close.
An interactive plush hippo with silly sounds and reactions.
Drive with a remote or steer with hand movements via a watch controller. Pure wow factor.
Walkie talkies with video screens. Perfect for siblings and backyard adventures.
Design and test roller coasters while learning the physics of speed, gravity and loops.
A remote-control raptor that walks and roars. The 'wow' gift for dino-obsessed kids ages 5 and up.
A remote-control gecko that climbs walls and windows. A surprising gift kids show off.
24 days of Hot Wheels cars and accessories, with a play mat to race them on.
A small Marvel LEGO build behind every door, so the countdown to Christmas becomes a daily treat.
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