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The VTech Kidizoom Duo Selfie Camera earned a top spot on our list because this real digital camera allows children to take photos, play games, and create photo collages. The kid-friendly design means that it’s sturdy and durable, so it will hold up to the inevitable drops and bumps. It uses four AA batteries and photos can be downloaded to a computer via the included mini USB cord.

Price at time of publication: $80

Perfect for a rainy day or quiet crafting moment, this kit is stocked with more than 250 pieces. From felt to sequins to pom poms, kids will have everything they need to craft an entire village of enchanting characters. Your kiddo will unlock their creative side as they craft fairies, ghouls, and other magical creatures that they can imagine. 

Price at time of publication: $22

Kids simply need to wave a hand in a variety of gestures to get this interactive robot to perform over 75 actions, including a 360-degree spin. The robot, which is available in several colors, also learns 12 unique tricks and celebrates with silly noises. Kiddos can choose between three stages of play—beginner, intermediate, and advanced—so the toy can grow with them. 

Basically two plushies in one, this viral TikTok toy will be an instant hit with your kiddo. On one side, the plushie is happy, but with a quick flip, the plushie is a different color and may be featuring a smile, frown, or something in between. Adorable and a fun fidget toy, this plushie will be their favorite thing.

Price at time of publication: $15

UNO! This fast-paced card game is great for a crowd and is a classic family game for good reason. Portable, with quick gameplay, there’s no reading required so it’s appropriate for younger siblings too. If your kid is familiar with classic UNO, check out some of the themed card decks for a fun spin on the favorite.

Price at time of publication: $11

Combine squishy toys and an art project and you’ll get this innovative kit. Kids will love painting their very own alpaca, cactus, and smiling sun squishy. Along with the blank squishies, the set includes four colors of paint, two brushes, and decorating accessories.

Price at time of publication: $19

Remember making friendship bracelets with your besties? Well, this gem-filled DIY kit is just like those vintage bracelets, but way better. Each pod is filled with five fun bracelets to get your mini designer started.

The best part is that each kit comes with three surprise designs to help your little one create the perfect bracelet. Packaged in a handy kit, the pod can be used as storage for the gemstones and is a convenient carrying case to take the set to the next sleepover.

Price at time of publication: $10

Kids can customize their own clothes with this cool T-shirt, which allows them to color in a superhero scene with the included non-toxic markers. The best part? When the shirt is washed, the color rinses out, so kids can enjoy coloring it over and over again.

Price at time of publication: $17

Inspire imaginative play with this high-quality set of farm stand characters. Fun alone or with other sets, this farm stand includes 21 realistic pieces including two humans, a horse, some food, and lots of other items.

Price at time of publication: $40

Part playful, part naughty, this Baby Krishna plush is cute, huggable, and can even be personalized with your child’s name. The battery-operated plush sings five mantras that will inspire kids to sing along, and the company will even add a Bluetooth speaker to the toy for an additional cost. Created by a family-owned business, the goal is to educate kids about Indian culture in an engaging way that they will love. 

Price at time of publication: $33

For chilling at home, traveling, calming down in the classroom, or anywhere else, Huggaroos are weighted stuffed animals that relax and soothe your kiddo. The machine-washable stuffed animal, which weighs 3.6 pounds, provides gentle pressure and stimulation that are fantastic for soothing kids’ sensory needs.

Price at time of publication: $50

The joy of PLUS PLUS blocks is that they empower kids to explore while building fine motor skills, creativity, imagination, and STEM thinking. This set includes 100 pieces, a base plate, and, to the joy of parents, a convenient case that holds up to 500 blocks. Kids can choose to create a 3D masterpiece or a flat design with the same set of pieces.

Price at time of publication: $23

Little football fans will cheer for this personalized book that puts them at the center of the story. Choose from a number of popular college football teams, pick a skin tone that matches your child, and add your kiddo’s name for a custom book that’s truly one of a kind.

Price at time of publication: $35

Just like bingo, Zingo Sight Words is perfect for early readers, using the Bingo game format to reinforce the importance of sight words. To play, kids will use the zinger to deal tokens with sight words printed on them, then race each other to match the tokens to the words on their boards. Easy, fun, and fast-paced, most 7-year-olds will be able to play without the help of an adult.

Price at time of publication: $22

Head outside and start stomping! This kid-powered toy is simple and super fun. The set comes with a stomp launcher and four foam-topped rockets. Great for year-round fun, these rockets will get kids outside.

Price at time of publication: $18

Feel good about makeup with this nontoxic collection from a mom-made company. Crafted in the USA, the butterfly fairy the set includes two lip shimmers, blush, and eye shadow. The makeup is gentle and safe for young kids.

Price at time of publication: $28

Just challenging enough for kids to do alone or with a friend, this jumbo floor puzzle has 100 pieces and is over four feet long when it’s built. Sturdy pieces mean it’s long-lasting and kids will love spotting their favorite safari animals once the puzzle is complete.

Price at time of publication: $17

Real, working walkie-talkies encourage kids to communicate with each other while exploring the world around them. This affordable model is kid-friendly but made by a company that manufactures walkie-talkies and radios for grown-up outdoor enthusiasts and professionals. Kids can communicate using one of 22 available channels at a range of up to 1 mile (depending on the terrain). It also feature a non-slip handle, a belt clip, a backlit LCD display, a low battery indicator, and superb sound quality.

Price at time of publish: $25

Many 7-year-olds still relish creative play, making Melissa & Doug’s well-made costumes an imaginative addition to any dress-up closet or corner. This costume will inspire make-believe meals that little chefs can serve to parents, siblings, or even pets. Bonus: The chef’s hat and coat are machine washable.

Price at time of publication: $38

Join Stephanie and her crew as they embark on a sea-faring adventure aboard the ship Hope. This brightly-colored kit has all kinds of fun accessories to get little ones’ imaginations going, including a tablet, walkie-talkies, binoculars, a drone, and, of course, three life vests to keep the LEGO Friends safe. In addition to the LEGO blocks, pieces include a flexible sail and a turnable wheel for interactive play.

Price at time of publication: $40

Whether your little one wants to practice their skills from their youth sports league or just likes to run around, soccer nets are a great way for 7-year-olds to get outside and stay active. These soccer nets are collapsible, so they can easily be stowed in the trunk for trips to the park, though they’re also small enough to fit in the backyard. The nets come with a carrying bag as well as stakes and rods for anchoring them to the ground.

Price at time of publication: $45

Seven-year-olds will love “destroying” this hands-on STEM book, which features pages they can rip out, cut, glue, and draw on. In a fun, age-appropriate way, they’ll learn about scientific concepts like the Hermann grid illusion, color in an Albert Einstein bobblehead, and so much more.

Price at time of publication: $15

Kids will love this whimsical toy, which lets them cast a creation spell, flourish a wand, and watch as a Magic Mixie plushie rises out of the crystal ball in a cloud of mist. The fun doesn’t stop there, though: Kiddos can also ask their new friend questions in fortune-telling mode, enter game mode to interact with the plushie, and use the crystal ball as a night light that glows for 30 minutes before automatically shutting off.

For extended fun, the Magical Mist Refill Pack can be purchased separately. 

Price at time of publication: $85

Young artists can bring their doodles to life with this 3D pen, which lets out flexible PCL plastic that kids can shape into clever creations. The pen not only helps 7-year-olds express themselves, but they’ll learn useful STEM concepts along the way. Included with the pen are several colors of plastic filaments and a transparent mat for getting started.

Price at time of publication: $50

At age 7, many young readers are ready to try out chapter books. These classic stories are a great introduction to chapter books, and Junie B. Jones is sure to entertain with her sassy antics. The set of four covers topics like the first day of school, becoming a big sibling, making mistakes, and more. 

Price at time of publication: $20

Make bathtime fun with this soap-making kit from Klutz, which helps 7-year-olds melt and mold 10 soaps from scratch. The soap molds come in fun shapes like stars, cats, and cupcakes, and kids can add glitter, coconut papaya scent, stickers, and colors to customize their creations.

Price at time of publication: $22

With this indoor basketball hoop set, young hoopsters can practice their shooting from the comfort of their own room. The set includes a steel-rim basket, net, backboard, air pump, four colorful rubber basketballs, and all necessary mounting hardware.

Price at time of publication: $31

Kids become authors with this clever kit, which includes everything they need to make their own 18-page, professionally-printed comic book. The thorough guidebook leads the young author through creating characters, settings, and artwork on the included template. When they’re done, send the pages off to the company and your 7-year-old will receive a physical copy of their comic book.

Price at time of publication: $30

Seven-year-olds will dodge and throw squishy burrito toys as they try to match cards without getting hit. Designed for two to six players, the game includes two foam burritos, 120 game cards, and stickers. (Note to grown-ups: Make sure there are no fragile items in the line of fire!)

Price at time of publication: $25

Slime is all the rage with elementary school kids, and this ice cream-themed kit is sure to take your 7-year-old’s slime game to the next level. Kiddos can make fluffy, brightly-colored slime with the included ingredients, then pop their slime into a plastic ice cream cone and top it with sprinkles and a cherry.

Price at time of publication: $40

Frequently Asked Questions

• How many toys should a 7-year-old have?

  While your 7-year-old may suggest otherwise, there’s no minimum number of toys they need for cognitive development, entertainment, or life satisfaction. In fact, promising research on toddlers suggests that fewer toys actually lead to longer periods of play per toy, greater focus, and more creative play—a perfectly good argument to share with an older child who has a bottomless wish list.

• How do toys influence a child’s development?

  Toys can provide new opportunities for children to practice skills like problem-solving, imaginative play, and critical thinking, all depending on the toy. That said, it’s often play that fosters all of these skills, not toys themselves. So rest assured that your child’s toy collection won’t make or break their academic, social, or emotional success.

• How do I choose a toy my child would want?

  When purchasing a toy for a 7-year-old child, a good place to begin is to ask them what toys they wish they had at home. They may seek inspiration from commercials or playdates where they’ve played with friends’ toys. If you’d prefer to surprise them, consider your child’s interests and choose a toy that speaks to them and is age-appropriate.