Holiday Gift Guide – Toddler, Girl

I love personalized gifts, especially for kids. Choose from four different portraits (hair color and style is specific to each piece). Canvas wall art that’s perfect for any little girls’ bedroom. Where to buy: The Land of Nod, $69 each.

Around four and five years old, their imaginations really start to soar. I can see my daughter playing in this for hours on end. It’s 8ft tall and the perfect addition to any bedroom or playroom. Where to buy: The Land of Nod, $199. Cushion, $59.

Shaggy Head Sleeping Bags

Kelsey received this sleeping bag for her birthday and she loves it! The perfect gift for sleepovers with friends (or late nights in the living room watching movies with her parents). Where to buy: Pottery Barn Kids, $79 – $89.

My daughter loves making Beados – essentially, they are little beads that magically stick together with water. You can make fun shapes, animals and designs. Needless to say, this is on my daughters list to Santa. Where to buy: Target, $17.99.

Gaston by Kelly DiPucchio

This is a great children’s book – it’s about a bulldog and a poodle. They learn that family is all about love, not appearances. The doggie names in the book, the storyline, and the illustrations will keep your child entertained. Where to buy: Amazon, $11.

Frozen Vanity

Let’s assume she already has Frozen everything. This vanity could be a great addition to her collection, plus it gives her a place to dress up and make-believe. Elsa and Anna appear in the mirror and sing “For the First Time in Forever”. Where to buy: Target, $44.99.

Personalized Memory Games for Kids

Choose 12 of your favorite photos and receive 24 memory cards. Your kids can have fun playing memory with some familiar faces! Where to buy: Pinhole Press, $19.

Baby Dolls & Accessories

If she already has a baby doll, gift her accessories to go with the doll, like this adorable ballerina outfit and ballerina bar. In fact, try buying her a matching outfit for herself so she can play along with her doll. Where to buy: Pottery Barn Kids, $49 – $119.

The Pirate Fairy, Movie

My daughter loves all of the Tinker Bell movies, you really can’t go wrong with gifting one of these to a toddler girl. Just warn her parents – because there are like six movies in this series and she will want to watch them all. Where to buy: Disney Store, $24.

My Great Bean Bag Toss

Perfect for your little athlete, birthday parties, or kids play dates. The Great Bean Bag Toss is a fun game that is easy for your kids (and the parents) to do. Where to buy: The Land of Nod, $39.

Then …

There’s the scooter, bike, dance clothes, Frozen dolls and games and books that you could give … but Kelsey helped me draft this list and we hope you find it useful. Happy gift giving!