The Best Gifts For Kids Who Have Everything

If the kiddo on your list loves to explore the outdoors, get them this FAO Schwarz 3-Wheel Scooter ($60). It has motion-activated LED lights on its wheels that illuminate as they ride and an adjustable handlebar that grows with your little one. This toy is great for kids 3 to 8 years old who are learning how to ride scooters.

Bring the laser-tag fun home with this FAO Schwarz Dual Blast Laser Tag Set ($30). It comes with two target vests and two blasters, so they can have the ultimate laser-tag dual with their friends. The set lights up and has cool sound effects. Plus, it has an automatic score count so no one can cheat. It's perfect for those ages 8 and up.

If your little one is into gaming, the Create Your Own Video Game Set ($85) is perfect for them. It's an engaging educational toy that lets them program their own games with a free web-based, beginner-friendly visual editor. It even teaches them programming languages like JavaScript and Python. Not only will they have loads of fun creating games, but also playing their very own 8-bit challenges.

The gamer in your life will thank you endlessly for the Meta Quest 2 ($399). It's the ultimate splurge! It's a completely immersive experience with 3D positional audio and hand tracking to make the virtual worlds feel real. They can experience video games, concerts, and more in such a unique way.

Your little one will love hiding out in this Starry Night Air Fort ($60). It's a portable, inflatable fort that features a ceiling surface covered in glow-in-the-dark stars. Your little stargazer will feel inspired to explore the cosmos. It's great for those 3 years old and up. Plus, there's room for adults as well.

Before you invest in the electric guitar your kid is begging for, why not let them try their hand at this Make Your Own Ukulele Kit ($35)? The DIY kit includes an unfinished preassembled body, guitar neck, and strings. Once they've put together the four-string guitar, they can customize it with paint or other decorations. There's also a build-your-own-tambourine kit.

Remember these amazing rainbow-colored notes from when you were little? Well, they're back in style. And these Scratch Off Mini Holographic Rainbow Notes ($9) will keep kids entertained for as long as you were as a kid.

The Made by Me Create Your Own Window Art ($13) is the perfect afternoon activity that will keep kids entertained for hours. They can make up to 20 colorful sun catchers and hang them all over the home.

Now kids can doodle on their T-shirts (without getting in trouble), thanks to the Light Up Drawing Tees ($25-$30). They come with a light-up pen that lets them create luminescent creations on their T-shirts. The drawings will fade away in a few minutes, so your little one will have a blank canvas for new creations.

Have a budding chemist or foodie on your hands? This hands-on Root Beer Chemistry Set ($18) will get the wheels turning. It comes with everything you and your kid need to create around two gallons of root beer, including sassafras extract and brewing yeast.

Want to get them a personalized gift, but not quite sure what they like? Turn their bedding into art they can create themselves with this Washable Doodle Bedding ($40, originally $60). It's a twin-size cotton duvet that comes with 10 washout fabric markers. It has a notebook-like pattern so your little one can get creative in sections.

Bring their favorite toy at the playground to your backyard with a Swing-a-Ring ($30), which takes having fun to new heights. Added bonus for parents: they can't fall off as easily, which means one fewer headache to worry about.

If you're shopping for the ultimate superhero fan, the Create Your Own Comic Book Kit ($30) lets them wear the cape for once. It comes with preformatted blank pages so you and your little one can create their own superhero. Once it's complete, you mail it in, and within a few weeks, your little one will have a professionally bound copy of their original comic book. Kids who enjoy coming up with their own stories will love using this gift.

You can't go wrong with a gift that'll challenge them. The STEM Remote Control Robot ($33, originally $40) will teach them new skills and makes for a fun group activity. It's great for kids ages 8 to 12. It comes with 358 pieces of building blocks that your child can easily put together in just a few hours.