Treat Your Littlest Loves to These 19 Valentine’s Day Gifts for Kids — Starting at $5

For the Teether

Got a baby who’s constantly putting stuff in their mouth? Give them something timely to chomp on, like this silicone bow-and-arrow teether. It’s surprisingly easy for little ones to hold and maneuver. While the pink feels very ‘Valentine’s Day,’ it also comes in green and yellow.

For the Bedtime Reader

Whether you’re reading to them or they’re reading to you, this simple (and slightly silly!) book has a sweet message to share on a day filled with love. Gift it with a stuffed animal for the perfect pre-sleep present.

For the Mini Fashionista

Sparkles, hearts, something fancy to wear — this initial backpack-crossbody combo checks all the boxes for your stylist-in-training this Valentine’s Day.

For the Thinker

If you’re looking for a gift that will occupy and challenge their little mind, add this activity book to cart. It’s Valentine’s Day-themed and filled with word searches, mazes and coloring pages. They’ll have some good old-fashioned fun away from screens!

For the Cuddler

If you’ve got a kid who loves lounging on the couch or chilling in their room, they’ll get a kick out of this soft, snuggly animal blanket. Now they can read their book or watch their favorite show from the comfort of, um, a crocodile’s mouth!

For the Bathing Baby

Make bathtime extra fun with Tubby Todd’s Valentine’s Day collection. The brand, known for its gentle, skin-saving products for babies and kids, just released a gift set in the scent Raspberry Black Currant. In addition to Hair + Body Wash and Lotion, one bundle includes a fizzy Toasted Marshmallow bath bomb. . . which, honestly, you may want to keep for yourself!

For the Fancy One

Nothing says Valentine’s Day quite like (faux) diamonds and gems. If your little one is always eyeing your jewelry collection, gift them a few items of their own with this chic play set. The multicolored statement necklace and drop earrings are so glam, it’ll feel like they’re wearing the real deal.

For the Too-Cool Teen

We know, we know — he’s too old for a cutesy Valentine’s Day gift. But we’re sure your pre-teen or teen boy will be excited to unbox this Adidas fragrance, which surprisingly costs just $8. Just be prepared to teach him that one or two spritzes are more than enough!

For the Future F1 Driver

Formula 1’s new season kicks off in March, so if you’ve got yourself a kid who loves racing, make sure they’re prepped to cheer on their favorite drivers with a sporty tee.

For the Glam Gal

If you’re a millennial mom, chances are you had your own collection of Lip Smackers tucked away in your JanSport backpack. Introduce the brand to Gen Alpha with a moisturizing trio, which comes complete with classic flavors: strawberry, watermelon and cotton candy.

For the Photo Fanatic

If your child loves snapping selfies on your iPhone, this instant-print camera is calling their name. Now they can put their photography skills to the test and hang the physical pictures in their room. Fair warning: you may be required to pose for a shot or two.

For the Musical One

For the kid who can name every current hit and then some, this tiny portable speaker is a much-appreciated gift. Not only does it pack a punch despite its mini size, but it’s also dust- and waterproof, so they can listen to their tunes (or even an audiobook!) whenever, wherever.

For the Stuffie Collector

Even if their bed is already overflowing with fuzzy bears and other plush pals, this pink Loch Ness Squishmallow is too cute not to buy. The hearts add a sweet V-Day detail, making it the perfect present to surprise them with on February 14.

For the One Who Loves Tiny Trinkets

Even if you’ve decided to skip candy hearts this year, you can still capture the vibe with this Polly Pocket playset. Inside the heart-shaped compacts, they’ll find Polly, two bear besties and two magical scenes ready for whatever their imagination comes up with.

For the Avid Bluey Watcher

If your romantic date plans turned into a full family affair, make it a game night. This version of Candy Land is not only fun and easy for your preschooler to understand, but it also stars their favorite cartoon character: Bluey!

For the Chatterbox

Who needs a cell phone when you’ve got walkie-talkies?! With a three-mile range, 22 channels and built-in flashlights, this two-pack was made for the kid who loves playing outside or visiting the neighbors. They’ll really appreciate ‘em once the weather warms up!

For the Tiny Traveler

Planning to take a spring break trip? Use Valentine’s Day as an opportunity to pick up some mini magna-tiles. They can take this travel set in the car, on the plane or even to a restaurant for a bit of building on the go.

For the Future Iced Coffee Drinker

Even if your tween doesn’t like the taste of coffee, they’ll appreciate pouring whatever they’re drinking into this bow-printed glass. The lid and straw make even a glass of ice water feel like a fun little treat — so maybe buy two and keep one at your desk!

For the Artist

Whether they draw on it or use it to make a “Do Not Touch My Stuff!” sign, this LED board will have their creations glowing. The best part is that it’s easy to clean — just wipe it with the included cloth, and you’ve got yourself a blank canvas once again.