Gift Guide - Toys for Grandchildren

25 November 2022 | Laura @ TKC

The best toys to buy for grandchildren this christmas

With Christmas approaching, grandparents all over the UK will be researching and buying gifts ready to give their grandchildren. However, it can be hard to plan the perfect present with trends constantly changing.

Whether your grandchildren love football, space, unicorns, animals or outdoor play, we have a huge range of options covering all budget sizes. Our toys are available for newborns up to five and above, so for those with several grandchildren, we have the perfect collection of toys to suit every member of the family.

Top picks for grandchildren:

Tender Leaf Rainbow Birthday Cake
RRP: £17
Did someone say cake? This beautifully coloured wooden birthday cake from Tender Leaf is perfect for any play occasion. You can use the cake slice to "cut" the cake to reveal the impressive rainbow layers. This toy also has velcro patches that allow the cake slices to be reattached once cut and includes six candles.

Suitable for three years and above, role-play foods can help to boost communication and social skills, sparking creativity and imagination. Why not pair this with the Miniland Dolls Tea Set?

Olli Ella Strolley - Natural
RRP: £99
The Olli Ella Strolley is perfect for children aged 18 months and above who enjoy imaginative play. This hand-woven rattan basket on wheels switches from a doll's pram to a shopping trolley by simply lowering the hood.

Little Dutch Toolbelt
RRP: £22
This toolbelt is excellent for children above three years old who love role-play. They can pretend to fix things around the house with their very own toolbelt, complete with all the essential tools they'll need. This set includes a tape measure, pliers, box cutter, file and coping saw.

Peaceable Kingdom Feed The Woozle
RRP: £19.99
This Feed The Woozle game from Peaceable Kingdom helps children develop dexterity and gross motor skill whilst learning about numbers and communication. This game is for ages three+ children and works best with two to five players.

Children can cooperate to feed Mr Woozle his assortment of weird and wonderful snacks. Players transport snacks balanced on the spoon, first walking, then according to the challenge on the spinner, and finally blindfolded with assistance from their team.