Valentine’s Day gift guide: 6 cute ways to show your kids some love
Sure, they may drive you a little batty from time to time, but even then children make their parents’ hearts practically burst with love. So, it’s only natural that we would want to present them with a gift on Valentine’s Day. But no need to go overboard, here: a sweet T-shirt, fun small toy or quirky trinket will have them beaming. Here are six items to help spread all that love on Feb. 14:
Don’t get burned
Provided by Asos
Show your little ones some love at the breakfast table by stamping their bread with this sweet message before popping it in the toaster. Love on toast stamp, $7.58, asos.com
Shine bright
Provided by J.Crew
What better way to show your daughter how much you adore her than with a big sparkly heart T-shirt? Crewcuts sequin shirt, $38, jcrew.com
Yo, check this out!
Provided by J.Crew
Sometimes it’s a simple classic gift that makes the biggest impression. Ridley’s yo-yo, $8, jcrew.com
Shoe-in
Provided by Vans
Tiny toddler heart and polka dot Chukkas? Uh, yes and yes. Vans shoes, $40, nordstrom.com
Take notes
Provided by Staples
Fun desk or locker accessories are a must for young students and we love that $.50 from this sale of this heart Post-it dispenser will go to City of Hope for breast cancer treatment, research and education. Post-it Pop-up Notes, $5 on sale, staples.com
Go big—real big
Provided by Gifts.com
A sure-fire way to make a child’s eyes pop on Valentine’s Day? Present him with a giant red gummy bear—at 5-pounds, it’s equal to 1,400 of its regular-sized brothers. Giant Gummy Bear, $9.95, gifts.com
