Beautiful Advent Calendars For Kids

Beautiful Advent Calendars For Kids
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Beautiful Advent Calendars For Kids

By Rebecca Cox

6 months ago

Festive treats the kids will love this Christmas

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As we approach our favourite time of year, we’ve found the best advent calendars for kids. This lot should keep them happy as they count down to Christmas. From Harry Potter LEGO advent calendars to super-luxe wooden dolls houses and a few sweet roundups, there’s something for everyone, from traditionalists to chocoholics.

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Best Advent Calendars For Kids 2023

LEGO

Star Wars Advent Calendar, £29.95

harrods.com

Age Range: From 6 years

Another LEGO entry that will no doubt be a hit with the kids, this calendar lets you countdown the days until Christmas in the Star Wars galaxy. Inside, you’ll find 24 gifts, spanning from characters and accessories to small aircrafts.

Hotel Chocolat

Up To Snow Good, £8.50

hotelchocolat.com

Age Range: All ages

If chocolatey treats are the preferred means of countdown in your household, then you can’t go wrong with a Hotel Chocolat advent calendar. This cute calendar comes with 24 milk chocolate penguins (include a special chocolate slab for the 24th December), that will surely brighten up the month for little ones.

Advent calendar shaped like house by Christmas tree

Dragons of Walton Street

Christmas Advent Calendar, £1,740

dragonsofwaltonstreet.com

Age Range: 3 to 12 years

This keep-forever stunning wooden Dolls House Advent Calendar features a chocolatey surprise in every drawer. The wooden exterior is handmade by talented craftspeople in the South of England, who have given the dolls house a classic, vintage flair.

LUSH

Christmas Buds Advent Calendar, £125

lush.com

Age Range: From 7 years

For bath time enthusiasts, the LUSH Christmas Buds calendar will tick tons of boxes this festive season. It’s filled with 25 bath bombs, bubble bars and bath melts, with a mix of Lush classics, festive exclusive and returning retro favourites like the Snow Angel Bath Melt.

LEGO

Harry Potter Advent Calendar, £29.95

harrods.com

Age Range: From 7 years

Any burgeoning witches or wizards in your brood? LEGO’s annual Harry Potter-themed advent calendar takes us on a trip to Hogsmeade this Christmas, with 24 models that create a buildable festive scene.

Baby penguin shaped fabric advent calendar

The White Company

Snowy Advent Calendar, £42

thewhitecompany.com

Age Range: 3 to 10 years

This super soft, refillable advent calendar is possibly the cutest thing we’ve seen this festive season. Shaped into a penguin chick, the calendar has 25 little pockets that can be filled with sweet treats and small gifts. The best part? You can use it again next Christmas.

BRIO

World Play Accessories Advent Calendar, £34.99

brio.co.uk

Age Range: From 3 years

For the kids that need an activity to keep them occupied throughout December, try BRIO’s World Play advent calendar. It comes with 24 pieces spanning characters, a steam train and train tracks, and the box itself can even be folded down into a usable Christmas scene that acts as a backdrop for the new toys.

Fortnum & Mason

Fortnum’s Children’s Chocolate Advent Calendar, £25.95

fortnumandmason.com

Age Range: From 3 years

The ultimate foodie treat has to come from Fortnum & Mason, which has just unveiled its chocolatey advent calendar for 2023. Filled with 25 premium milk chocolates (modelled after presents, trees, teddy bears and even Father Christmas himself) and housed in a small model of the Piccadilly store, this is one that older kids will certainly appreciate.

Daylesford Organic

Children’s Tree Advent Calendar, £125

daylesford.com

Age Range: From 5 years

If you find the kids get bored of a daily chocolate pretty quickly, then you might want to opt for Daylesford’s new children’s calendar. Here, chocolates come in a multitude of shapes (think coins, lollies, stars and penguins) and are packed in alongside jellies, keyrings, toys, colouring pencils and even a little sheep plushie.

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