"I’ll admit it: I’m a grown adult who’s obsessed with all things hearts, pink, and red. We’re not a huge gift-giving family. In fact, we tend to favor experiences over physical gifts. However, for Valentine’s Day at our house, I can’t resist picking up a few festive Valentine’s Day gifts for kids.
I still remember getting a fun pair of socks, new pajamas, or little toys when I was young for small holidays. These Valentine’s Day gifts were a fun (and low-cost) tradition I’m continuing with my own family.
Plus, it’s an excuse to buy my daughter heart socks or a giant pink bow. When she was a toddler it was always a bow. Now I’m buying her the trending flower Legos or the super popular Valentine’s gifts for kids like Squishmallows.
Spread a little love to your kiddos this year with one of these 38 sweet Valentine’s gifts for kids that aren’t candy.
Valentine’s Day Gifts for Babies & Toddlers
For Valentine’s Day gifts for babies and toddlers, many of us are looking for the cute factor. Bonus points if it’s something they can use beyond February 14. Here, we’re sharing adorable Valentine’s Day apparel, stuffed plushies, and activities for your littlest loves.
Give the gift of more snuggles and hugs with this Valentine’s special edition Slumberkins Otter.
Show off your sweet Valentine with this adorable and cozy sweatshirt romper.
This personalized pillow cover will be a great addition to their room for Valentine’s Day—and all year long!
Little ones will love staying busy with this interactive V-Day-themed puzzle.
Give your LO a little extra love with a heart-shaped baby teether this year.
For your truck-loving kiddo, this personalized blanket will keep them cozy and warm.
Your little one will love these heart sunglasses that are perfect for Valentine’s Day and beyond!
Imagine how precious your little one will look in these Valentine’s Day PJs. Plus, you can get matching ones for the whole family!
Cuddle up with your little cuddle bug, and read a sweet Valentine’s Day bedtime story together.
These on-the-go sensory jars that come in different themes like unicorns, dinosaurs, and candy will keep toddlers entertained.
Whether it’s their first time celebrating V-Day or not, this sweet bundle makes for a sentimental gift.
You can never have too many crayons. These conversation heart-inspired sets are sure to wow your aspiring creatives.
Valentine’s Day Gifts for Little Kids
Valentine’s Day gifts for older kids are all about the fun. You can get them some cozy Valentine’s Day clothes or a fun activity for cold days inside. There’s something here they will love.
Cute and festive—and with tons of colors to choose from—this personalized beanie will be a perfect addition to their collection.
Editor-favorite brand BaubleBar released an adorable Valentine’s line, featuring sweet pieces like this hearts bracelet.
With many styles to choose from, this Valentine Tic-Tac-Toe game doubles as a fun activity and adorable room decor.
Take it from our editors: This mini karaoke set will be a hit with your little one.
We couldn’t have a V-Day gift list without some candy, and this tackle box set takes it up a notch.
Cheeky and cute, this gender-neutral sweatshirt can be worn for Valentine’s Day and year-round.
What kid hasn’t lost a water bottle this year? Grab this durable water bottle (in a festive color) they can use all year long.
For your active little one, this beginner-friendly scooter will make for the perfect V-Day surprise. It also comes in a charming pink!
A great way to limit screen-time, this DIY craft kit is a fun activity that your kids can gift to their friends and family.
This weighted plush throw pillow is adorable yet practical for a good night’s rest.
This kid-friendly camera makes for a fun gift that your little one will love capturing moments with.
This frilly dress is perfect for Valentine’s Day and any time your little one wants to show some love.
Your kiddo will be celebrating the day of love in style with this gender-neutral graphic tee.
Valentine’s Day Gifts for Tweens & Teens
I think we can all agree that kids seemingly become harder to shop for the older they get. Although, they’re never too old to enjoy a little something on Valentine’s Day. If you’re not sure what to get your tween or teen this V-Day, our picks below will not disappoint. You might even want to buy something for yourself, which we totally approve of!
If your kid enjoys getting crafty, then this heart embroidery kit will be a hit this holiday. It’s perfect for a beginner, too!
This festive skateboard will offer your teen hours of fun and entertainment.
For the jewelry fanatic, these heart-shaped charm earrings will be a great addition to their collection.
This awesome pool tube is a great V-Day gift that will have you looking forward to summer.
This bouquet-building LEGO set—which would be ideal for older teens—doubles as a fun V-Day activity and unique decor that will last forever.
When in doubt, gifting a pair of high-quality socks always makes for a practical yet appreciated gift. Plus, these come in a pack of six gorgeous neutrals to choose from.
There’s no such thing as too many baseball caps for a teen boy or girl, and this one will be a perfect addition to their collection.
Any teen would love this trendy checkered blanket that’s the perfect color for Valentine’s Day.
If your tween is makeup-obsessed, this lip gloss duo will be just the gift for them.
We know this travel pouch will be used nearly every day, plus you can customize it!
Charm your way through Valentine’s Day with this five-piece set of charms made for Crocs.
Anyone will love to sip on hot cocoa with a cute Valentine’s Day-themed mug.
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