Polly Pocket Advent Calendar with Winter Family Fun Theme & 25 Days of Surprises (34 Total Play Pieces) to Discover, for Ages 4 Years Old & Up, GYW07

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LEGO advent calendars: LEGO offers a range of advent calendars, including LEGO City, LEGO Star Wars, and LEGO Harry Potter. These calendars feature daily building activities and are a hit with kids who enjoy building and collecting LEGO sets. Inside this Christmas advent calendar, your child will be delighted to find their very own Barbie doll (on day one). Throughout the rest of the advent season, they’ll unbox a collection of magical accessories, clothing pieces and more! By the time they’ve opened all the windows of this advent calendar, they’ll be able to dress their doll up as a princess, fairy or mermaid – making this a very versatile gift. Age recommendations: It’s essential to buy an advent calendar that suits your child's age. For example, LEGO, Playmobil and other toy-based products will contain small pieces that won’t be suitable for under threes.

DIY or activity advent calendars: These are fun for both kids and parents to make together and can be personalised with small gifts or activities, encouraging creative engagement. Why you should trust us Ultimately, the choice of when to start with an advent calendar depends on your child’s developmental readiness and your family's traditions. However, it's important to ensure that the calendar's content is age-appropriate and safe for your little one. Who does the best advent calendar?

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Items that are not available in store will take 3-5 working days (excluding weekends and bank holidays) to be delivered to your nominated store. As a devoted mother to her daughter, Olivia, and aunt to seven nieces and nephews spanning various ages and developmental stages, our writer Tammy was on a mission to find the very best kids' advent calendars available. Her dedication to providing honest, independent advice is driven by her firsthand experiences navigating the diverse preferences and needs of children as they enjoy the festive season and countdown to Christmas. This Christmas advent calendar also makes for a great gift for a significant other who’s a Marvel fan.

Based on our extensive research, we believe that the Playmobil Christmas Advent Calendar deserves the top place on our list, because not only is it great quality and value for money, but it’s also a very popular advent calendar amongst parents on our Forum and children can play with the individual characters for years. How we chose the best Advent calendars for kids DIY: Some lovely craft sets can be used to make your own bespoke advent calendar that will be perfect for your child. They are usually cheap, so you can buy food treats or small gifts that suit your budget. Traditional advent calendars: These often have small doors or compartments that children open each day to reveal a surprise, such as a piece of chocolate or a small toy. Many parents start this tradition with their children when they’re toddlers or preschoolers, typically around the ages of two to three. At this age, children can understand the concept of counting down to Christmas and enjoy the daily surprises. Disney/Marvel Book Advent Calendar, price TBA. This features 24 small storybooks, with one book for each day of Advent. Theme choices include Disney, Marvel, or Disney Princess (includes Frozen). Great for giving to kids when you want to minimize toy clutter during the holidays. Read our review here. This advent calendar will certainly come with both anticipation and calming relaxation – something that’s much needed during the busy Christmas season.Once your husband or partner has this toolkit in their possession, they’ll have no excuse not to fix things around the house. Playmobil advent calendars: Playmobil also produces a variety of advent calendars, such as Playmobil Novelmore Battle in the Snow Advent Calendar and Playmobil Christmas Under the Rainbow Advent Calendar. These calendars contain miniature Playmobil figures and accessories for imaginative play. LEGO or building advent calendars: LEGO offers advent calendars with daily building activities like the Star Wars Advent Calendar. These are typically recommended for children aged five and older who can handle small parts safely. Price: Christmas is an expensive time, and you should only spend what you can afford. Remember, your children will receive gifts on the 25th, so don’t feel you need to spend lots. However, if you have the budget, purchasing a keepsake Advent calendar that may still be in use by your future grandchildren is a lovely idea. What is the best advent calendar for kids?

As previously mentioned, children love Lego. So, what could be better than a Lego filled Christmas calendar? A Harry Potter-themed Lego set! This advent calendar for kids comes with buildable surprises such as a potion table as well as a little Lego Harry Potter, Hermione Granger, Ron Weasley and other characters.Did you know that candy canes did not have stripes until after the 1900s? This is just one of the interesting facts you can expect to learn from this advent calendar. While you might be too old to believe in Santa Claus, that doesn’t mean all the festive fun you had as a child is gone forever. You can now find Christmas items such as festive outfits and costumes tailored to adults, and adult advent calendars are no exception. Friends-themed advent calendar Chocolate advent calendars: Who doesn’t love a chocolate advent calendar? Many chocolate brands like Lindt and Cadburys create advent calendars with small, delicious chocolates behind each door, often building up to a larger chocolate surprise on Christmas day. Behind the windows of this advent calendar for kids (or adults), you’ll discover golden reindeer, jolly Santa Clauses, mini truffles, milk chocolate snowdrops and napolitains. You’ll be tasting a bit of heaven every day leading to Christmas.

Your child will love having this new addition to their doll collection, and they will continue to enjoy it, even long after the festive season has ended.It contains 236 Lego pieces, and once each window has been opened, your little one will have several Lego friends and characters with a host of buildable creations. Iconic quotes, hilarious scenes and themed ornaments are just a few of the special keepsakes you’ll find inside this advent calendar. It’s definitely a must-have for any superfan of this 90s sitcom. Activity or story advent calendars: Some advent calendars are designed with daily activities or short stories related to Christmas. These are ideal for older children who can read and participate in activities. Starting around ages five to six is common for this type of calendar. Schleich advent calendars: Schleich produces advent calendars featuring their detailed animal and figurine collections like the Horse Club calendar on our list. These are great for kids who love animals and imaginative play. If you're trying to cut down on your child's intake of sugary treats in the run-up to Christmas, a DIY advent calendar is a great solution.