Holiday Gift Guide: gifts for kids
After the toys are covered, this guide will help you find more great gifts for kids of all ages.
Let your little one hide out in a Teepee Monkey from Roberta Roller Rabbit. Available in blue and pink, it costs $185. Roberta Roller Rabbit, 1198 Howell Mill Road, Atlanta.
The gapKids Limited-Edition Holiday Collection with "Peanuts" features exclusive designs inspired by Snoopy, Charlie Brown and the gang. Prices range from $13-$79 and sizes include newborns, toddlers, boys and girls. Available at Gap stores and online at Gap.com.
Silly Cow Farms All Natural Hot Chocolate Mix is a yummy treat for winter made with natural cane sugars, Dutch processed cocoa and other fine ingredients. Flavors include Chocolate Moo-usse. It costs about $6 for a 16-ounce jar at the Fresh Market locations.
Princess Vera Wang Seamless leggings are soft and have a snowflake pattern perfect for the holidays. They cost $28 at Kohl's stores and Kohls.com.
Trendykid's Travel Buddies duo includes a wheeled case and matching backpack for daily use or vacation. Percy Penguin costs $90 at trendykid.com.
Sugarfina Faves’ eight-piece Bento Box includes some of its most popular candies such as Vanilla Bean Malt Balls, Marshmallow Eggs and Dark Chocolate Coffee Toffee. Get it for $65 at Sugarfina, Lenox Square, 3393 Peachtree Road N.E., Atlanta.
Skechers Game Kicks are shoes and an interactive electronic game in one. They cost $65 and come in sizes 10.5 to 4. Available at Skechers.com.
OK to Wake Alarm Clock and Night-Light costs $30 at Target and serves as an alarm clock, nap timer and night-light.
A phone case from Excuse Me While I Science is available for $25 at Redbubble.com.
Big Foot Socks keep feet warm with 100 percent Peruvian Crazy Sexy Wool. They come hand-knitted by Wool and the Gang ($80) or get the materials to DIY ($60) at Woolandthegang.com.
For more ideas about gifts, decorating, where to eat and what to do, check out our complete Atlanta Holiday Guide.
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