Christmas Gift ideas?

[TomStrawser]

As a parents what will be your Christmas gift ideas? As this year my kids has grown up n they’re now of 4years, 2years old ages boy. I think educational toys will be the best for them as they are of fun n educational ones.

As a dad I don’t have much ideas in buying these stuffs.. What if you can recommend me for them? What will be the sweetest gifts for them?

[Sammy]

I think craft kits are good for children -they develop brain-eye-hand
co-ordination to help concentration - but your children are a bit young at the moment.
They are, however, not too young to be introduced to books. If you can teach your four year old to read before he goes to school you will be doing him an enormous favour.

What about helping them to make sock puppets - they can supply the animation!
Cheap to make - can be taken anywhere - full of their personalities.

[Mrs_Scrap]

Last Christmas we gave our 3 year old daughter a Tag Junior by Leapfrog, she can put the wand on the lines of the text and it will read the story or if she places it on a picture it might ask her a question like, "Can you find the red fire truck". It has a nice selection of books and she absolutely loves it. I am getting her more involved in making crafts, she helps me with our greeting cards for birthdays and holidays. I think by the time she is 5 she will be ready for her own kit.

[jgreenberg04]

Knex and wood burning kits are always fun for boys. I'd check those out.

[Momoway]

I have been giving Soxo socks and slippers as birthday and Christmas gifts ever since I was introduced the Polish brand 6 years ago. Relatives have been asking me if their cute products are available for purchase in the US or UK. I know that it's possible to buy directly from their website but I'm not sure if they have any international representation.
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[TopMary]

I agree with Summy: craft kits are good for children. I am the mother of two children, I have girls and I have found Christmas crafts from bakerross.co.uk for them.