The Best Gifts for 4-5 Year Olds
Pod X, by Yogibo
Does your little one have a tough time sitting still? We love bean bags because they help little ones relax by giving their bodies a big calming squish! (P.S. For more alternative seating recommendations, check out our blog on tips for homeschool success!)
check it outKids' Easel, by Melissa & Doug
Blossoming artist?! Writing or drawing on a vertical surface is great for wrist and shoulder strength and helps build strong muscles used in handwriting!
check it outMontessori Kitchen Set on Etsy
Open-ended play tools like these wooden play sets are great to use in sensory bins or during imaginary play! Speaking of sensory bins, tactile play is still so important at this age! Check out some kinetic sand!
check it outWalking Wheels, by Fat Brain Toys
Check out Walking Wheels for some gross motor fun and to get your kid’s body moving! For more outdoor action, see our tips on how to teach your little one to ride a bike!
check it outMagnetic Wooden Blocks, by Tegu
We love magnetic blocks for a few reasons like open-ended play and creative thinking, not to mention to mention they’re fun for the whole family!
check it outMagnetic Fishing Set, by Kido
Fishing Games like this are a fun way to work on hand-eye coordination.
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