18 of the Cutest Kid-Friendly Advent Calendars

Pottery Barn Kids' 3D Merry and Bright Snowman Advent Calendar ($130) is made from pure wool and hides treats inside to count down the days until Christmas.

Count down to Christmas with your child's favorite pups! The Paw Patrol Advent Calendar ($25) is packed with 24 mini Paw Patrol figures.

Melissa & Doug's Countdown to Christmas Wooden Advent Calendar ($17) includes a magnetic wooden tree, 24 magnetic ornaments, and a shining star for the top. An attached wooden ornament box keeps all the pieces together, and a holiday poem on the back is designed to become a festive "read-aloud" family ritual.

Pottery Barn's Glitter Lit Houses Advent Calendar ($129) is a holiday village lit from within. Made of cardboard and accented with glitter and sisal trees, the battery-powered calendar features 25 little houses, all with opening doors designed to hold tiny treasures.

Toddlers will love the Little People Advent Calendar ($31), which includes 24 holiday-themed Little People friends and accessories hidden behind its doors.

Pottery Barn Kids' Quilted Advent Calendar ($89) is designed in linen and felt with sweet holiday characters and 25 pockets you can fill with treats. Personalize your calendar with your family's name for an extra $10.

The Petit Collage Tree Pop-Out Advent Calendar ($20) has 24 pop-out pieces, each in its own numbered compartment waiting to be revealed on its own special day in December. Fold down the calendar's lid to find a colorful play scene floor where you can place all the paper friends found within.

Available through Pottery Barn Kids, the Monique Lhuillier Advent Calendar ($80) is inspired by a winter wonderland and lined with supersoft faux fur. Hide little goodies inside the 25 pockets, and add your family name on top for a $10 personalization fee.

Crayola's Christmas Countdown Activity Calendar ($18) keeps your kids creatively engaged while counting down to Santa's arrival. The 24-day calendar includes simple holiday activities, including DIY ornaments, finger puppets, a gingerbread house, and coloring projects.