Christmas gift ideas for children

From adorable booties and cardigans to toys that will keep tiny tots entertained for hours.

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(Image credit: Scandi Born)

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Kids' stuff

Bean bags always seem a good idea for children's seating, right up until the point that your children attempt to sit on them, and instead keep fiddling and wriggling back and forth. These modular sofas — which can be configured all sorts of ways — are the antidote to that while still being child-sized and approachable. And if you get jealous of your little ones, the company make grown-up sized ones too.

Modules start from £125 from kingliving.co.uk 


Let's go ride a trike

There's a small window when your little ones are big enough to ride this sort of thing, and small enough not to be embarrassed by doing so. Make the most of it.

£149 from Banwood


Baby suede Bonpoint booties

£70 from Veja x Bonpoint.


Roll up, roll up

Just too cute for words.

£64.90 from Olli Ella


Spring croquet game

£14 from JoJo Maman Bebe.


Lion basket

(Image credit: Scandi Born)

This probably our favourite thing on the entire list.

£49.99, Bellybambino at Scandi Born — www.scandiborn.co.uk


Ride on fire truck

£89 from Mulberry Bush.


New baby hamper

£95 from Sharland England.


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Hetty Lintell
Hetty joined Country Life as Editorial Assistant before going on to pioneer the magazine’s luxury pages. Known for keeping the contents of a small wardrobe beneath her desk – because you never know – she has a bulging little black book and is the go-to person for gift-giving advice.