While we usually think of Valentine's Day as a celebration of romance, it doesn't have to be just that. Love comes in many forms – whether it's for a hobby, a family member, or a dear friend.
There are plenty of ways to express love, from spending quality time together to giving presents. Today's list is for those who prefer the latter, especially if they're parents, as unlike "traditional" gift guides, this one is focused on fun and meaningful presents for children. So, let’s jump in and explore some heartwarming ideas, shall we?
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#21
Nothing.
I expect some crudely drawn cards from my kids though.
I expect some crudely drawn cards from my kids though.
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3points
#22
Growing up my mom always got me and my brother little Valentine’s candies with a stuffed animal or something else small. I have a 4 year old and 9 month old, so far every year I do a Valentines breakfast with pink heart shaped waffles and I get her a love themed book. She loves it, the waffle maker was $10, and why not spend a day celebrating love? I’ve seen IG moms make entire gift baskets which I think is a little excessive but if I had unlimited funds I may be all into it too.
3points
#23
I always give my kids their favorite snack something heart shaped a stuffed animal and a rose. They love it!
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3points
#24
Slime-making kit. Those were super popular for a while, but seemed to have petered out. Still, it could be really fun to have a project to do all together!
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3points
#26
How about making the art kit a just because I love you gift? Doesn’t have to come on Vday.
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2points
#27
I got my 3 year old and 1 year old each a new water bottle, a robotic fish thing that swims in water (I like to encourage baths lol), and some stickers.
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1point
