18 of the Cutest Kid-Friendly Advent Calendars

Disney Animator's Collection Advent Calendar ($35) features drawings and 24 sculptures of Disney accessories and characters like Belle, Ariel, Pocahontas, Peter Pan, Tinker Bell, and more.

The Land of Nod's Dylan's Candy Bar House Advent Calendar ($69-$109) has a vibrant mix of embroidered and printed details, plus 25 numbered pockets designed to hold holiday goodies. Buy it alone or with the candy to fill it up.

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.

Wee Gallery's Hanging Advent Calendar ($80) is screen-printed in black on white on organic cotton twill with a pocket for each of the 24 days leading up to Christmas.

Hang The Land of Nod's Stocking Advent Calendar Garland ($69-$108) on a wall, mantel, or Christmas tree and fill each stocking with a treat, note, or small gift. Comes by itself or with 25 small toys to fill each stocking with.

A design-conscious take on the traditional advent calendar, Anthropologie's Colorful Tree Advent Calendar ($18) was created by Charleston-based painter Teil Duncan.

Meri Meri's Christmas Honeycomb Advent Village ($17) lets you create a beautiful 3D advent village with paper and honeycomb houses, a church, windmills, trees, a snowman, a rainbow, and more.

We love the look of Garnet Hill's Town-to-Country Advent Calendar ($79). Featuring original artwork by Molly Hatch on screen-printed cotton with embroidered details, the calendar has 25 expandable pockets you can fill with toys and candy.

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.

Available in Lego City, Lego Friends, and Lego Star Wars versions, the Lego Advent Calendars ($24-$35) each feature 24 little gifts, including holiday-themed mini figurines, buildable sets, and vehicles.

The Land of Nod's Holiday Helper Advent Calendar ($79-$118) is designed by artist Donna Wilson with delightful embroidered and appliquéd characters and designs and 25 pockets. Purchase the calendar with or without toys to fill each pocket.

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.