The best gifts ...

... for kids, tweens, and teens

Amy Bahrt Animal Scarves

The animal kingdom comes alive when one of these handmade scarves is wrapped around your little one. Choose from a monkey, a giraffe, an elephant, a rabbit, or a dog.

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Air Dancer

Plop your kids in front of one of these “bending, leaning, and flipping” guys and watch them “stare in amazement for hours.” They’re made with the same nylon material as parachute sails. Models start at 10 feet tall.

Price: $599

Contact: Airdancers.com

Source: Esquire

Frank Lloyd Wright Collection Lego Set

Just “the right—Frank Lloyd Wright—gift” for an architect in training. Both Wright’s Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum and his famous Fallingwater house are available.

Price: Starting at $40

Contact: Lego.com

Source: Real Simple

Fydelity Stay Puff Speaker Backpack

Your kids might actually be excited to go to school carrying this blinged-out backpack with built-in speakers. ­Connects with most MP3 players.

Price: $60

Contact: Acgears.com

Source: In Style

iKaraoke

Aspiring performers can channel their inner Miley or Jonas brother with the iKaraoke. Simply plug it into an iPod and sing away.

Price: $60

Contact: Fredflare.com

Source: In Style

Hansa Ride-on Horse

Give your little cowboy or cowgirl that pony this year. Hansa’s life-size, stuffed Shetland pony can hold up to 150 pounds.

Price: $950

Contact: Puccimanuli.com

Source: Town & Country