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Holiday Gift Guide 2011: 20 kid-friendly treasures for the little ones on your list

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Holiday Gift Guide 2011


Holiday Gift Guide 2011

By Fraser Abe, Karolyne Ellacott, Kevin Naulls and Mark Teo | Photography by Carlo Mendoza

Let’s face it: shopping for kids is hard. The fads change every few months, and while we admit some toys today are pretty darn cool, there are plenty we just don’t get. Thankfully, the classics never go out of style. We hand-picked some charming stuffed animals that are sure to be the highlight of any collection, plus an ash toboggan that will encourage your kid to actually go outside, if only to show it off. And while we love a Charlie Brown–esque Christmas, there’s plenty of modern stuff, too, like wall-climbing robots and a hoodie that transforms your precious tyke into a terrifying lizard. Check out the 20 treasures just for the tots »

Dino hoodie, $45
Bear toys, $65
Little Marc Jacobs dress, $348
Cupcake hair clip, $10
Ontario ash toboggan, $199
Coloured turtle lights, $3.75
Hansa plush bear, $125
Toy tool set, $37
Streetcar onesie, $20
Mouse in a box, $35
Hansa plush squirrel and lamb, $7 and $30
Holiday Gift Guide 2011
Toy tea set, $37
Flensted mobile, $49
Hattie the elephant, $140
Toy owls, $29
Out of Sight book, $22
Mink teddy bear, $225
Vertibot windup toy, $12
Jacks, $7
Ath Iron Horse train set, $180

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