Kids may be easier to buy for, but staying on budget is no easy task. Fortunately, several wallet-friendly options are found at Market Mall. Here’s a look at what to buy the kids for Christmas this year. And if you really want to save some dough, download the mall’s new app so you can get advance notice of the latest deals. Oh, and be sure to comment below for a chance to win a $50 gift card from Market Mall.
Every child should have a hooded towel ($20) from Quilts Etc.
This Cuisipro cupcake corer and decorating set ($20) hits a wide variety of ages. Available at House of Knives.
Got a Guardians of the Galaxy fan? Check out this Rocket Raccoon Action Mask ($20) that’s controlled by kiddo’s facial movements. Available at Toys R Us.
Colourful Petzl headlamps (from $20) make playing in the dark so much fun. Get yours at Atmosphere.
Books to launch hundreds of conversations (from $19.95) are found at Twisted Goods.
Who else likes to give a new pair of PJs on Christmas Eve? All sizes and patterns available at Fever.
Jazzy quilts (only $35!) are great for fort building and snuggling up under. Found at Quilts Etc.
Can never have too many crafts! Pop up rolls and paper bag pets ($8.95) from Carlton Cards.
The older set will surely put the selfie stick ($10) to good use. Available at Things Engraved.
Find loads of John Deere tractors (from $38) at Forever Baby.
This ain’t no ordinary Yoda ($11.95). It’s a talking flashlight! Found at Disney Store.
And since I’m on a Star Wars kick, what about this Stormtrooper Bop Game ($12.95). Also available at Disney Store.
DohVinci ($25) is kind of like PlayDoh, but so much better – especially after it hardens for permanent works of art. From Toys R Us.
Stocking Stuffers
Could there be anything cooler than an Earth Night Light ($7) to illuminate a child’s room? Found at Paper Root Studios.
Mini locker notes ($9.95) from Carlton Cards.
Once you’ve finished modeling cool shapes out of FUN ($6.95) you can use it as soap, bubble bath or shampoo AND watch the water turn gold. Available at Lush.
Stock up on sweet treats from Dylan’s Candy Bar inside Claire’s.
Slim puzzle sets ($9.99) fit perfectly into stockings and are great for road trips. Found at Forever Baby
Holiday bandages ($4.99) from Carlton Cards.
What are you planning to get your kids for Christmas this year? Comment below before midnight, December 7, and you could win a $50 gift card to shop Market Mall.
Thank you Market Mall for partnering with Travels with Baggage for my 2014 gift guide! We hope to shop with you again next season.
I have that “What to do With an Idea?” book! My grade 12’s love it!
Grade 12? Wow!
I’m planning on getting the kids some board games so that we can have fun together!
Great idea!
That yoga flashlight is awesome! But all my kids want is LEGO sets this year.
I remember that stage!
No kids to buy for, but neice and nephew are getting gift cards for part of their gifts, they are teens now and in all honesty what they want is to just get out and about doing things with their friends. Mall cards and movie cards let them do just that!
I agree. Mall gift cards are the way to go! Thanks for popping by, lady!
I will buy some books, a small LEGO set, and fill the stocking with a Christmas orange, lip chap, and chocolate.
I like that LUSH FUN bar.
Cheers.
I love the Christmas orange in the stocking tradition!
I’d love to buy a few sweet books for my niece (and one or two for myself)!
Yes, always need to sneak in a few best sellers for yourself!
awesome!
Thanks, David! Thanks so much for dropping by my site. Much appreciated.