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Holiday Gift Guide for Kids - Vegan Edition
What on earth do you get for the children in your life when you (or they) are vegan?? Let me give you a couple of ideas!
What on earth do you get for the children in your life when you (or they) are vegan?? Let me give you a couple of ideas!
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This book comes HIGHLY recommended from many vegan moms and will definitely be something I will be adding to my bookshelf when I'm eventually expecting!
2. Wee Can Too Naturally Safe Finger Paint, $29.99 (for 4 paint grab-n-go set)
These plant-based, wheat-free, non-toxic paints are safe to eat for the baby and toddler artist on your list. Their parents will love you for it!
This art kit contains 21 pieces, perfectly packaged in its plant-based 8x10 carrying case!
4. Herbivore Clothing Circle Onesie, $10
According to the description on their website: "Beware. When you put a baby in this onesie the cuteness factor is multiplied by a kajillion and you just may explode from it." Sounds about right!
5. Watermelon Clip-On Bowtie, $12
For the dapper fruitarian on your list, this bowtie is sure to bring about a chorus of "awwww"s!
6. Panda with Cookie Tofu Scramble Pirate Plush Set (Asparagus, Tofu, and Mushroom), $58.28
Unfortunately these only ship within the United States (cue my Canadian tears) but all you Americans should snatch up these adorable tofu scramble pirate plush toys ASAP! (And send me a set, *wink wink*... just kidding. Or am I?)
7. Cynthia King Original Vegan Ballet Slippers, $24.95
These 100% vegan ballet slippers come in children's and adult sizes and full or split sole. Pick up a pair for the aspiring ballerina on your list!
8. Herbivore Clothing Compassion is Invincible Sticker, $1
Kids loves stickers. Heck, I love stickers! Why not get them a couple that remind them that their compassion is a superpower.
9. Boogie Booties Vegan Elephant Baby Shoes, $27.75
These are the perfect gift for the baby boy or girl in your life! They are so adorable, made with vegan materials, and will keep their toes toasty warm all winter long!
10. Whimsy Tails Mint and Lavender Mermaid Tail Blanket Bag, $60
I think these blanket bags are just the cutest! Make the little one in your life a mermaid (in a variety of colours) or even a shark... and make them one happy fishy :)
11. Melissa & Doug Wooden Cutting Fruit Set, $19.99
A cute play set for even the tiniest fruit-lover!
This BPA-free lamp is great for kids! They can choose their favourite colour and grab a ball to walk with when they get up in the middle of the night.
And there you have it! 12 fun gift ideas for the vegan kiddo on your list. What gift guide should I do next? Let me know in the comments below!
Until next time,
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