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Remember that wide-eyed holiday spirit that filled you up every year when you were a kid? Little did you know, while you were feeling joy, your parents were running like maniacs to find all the goodies on your list. But time have changed, and now, as a parent, you get to take advantage of the Amazon Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales for kids, allowing you to score the best deals while avoiding the chaos.
It's no secret that countless parents try to get all their shopping done on Black Friday. But all those in-store deals come with pushy crowds, long lines, and no guarantee you'll even find what you're looking for. Fortunately, you can get all your holiday shopping done in one fell swoop on Black Friday and on Cyber Monday without ever having to leave the comfort of your couch (or your eggnog) by clicking around all of Amazon's deals for these two big days.
You might find shopping for kids can be surprisingly tricky when, you know, you aren’t one, but Amazon can help. In addition to the deals below, the mass retailer offers tons of recommendations right on the site, so you won't have to scour the aisles at the mall for the right toys to pop under your tree. As soon as all the deals roll around, we'll be updating this roundup with all those Cyber Monday sales for kids' products.
An Indoor/Outdoor Tent For Epic Sleepovers
Pacific Play Tents Kids Dome Tent, $29.50 (was $39.99), Amazon
If you're a kid and want to host a memorable sleepover, you simply cannot go wrong with a camping theme. This durable tent is large enough to accommodate three friends.
An Interactive Game For 'Star Wars' Fans
Star Wars Catch Phrase, $13.98 (was $25.99), Amazon
This is actually an awesome game to bring kids and adults together. Knowledge of the Force is necessary, of course.
A Microscope For The Budding Scientist
Educational Insights Nancy B's Science Club Microscope, $20.00 (was $39.99), Amazon
Encourage STEM learning among children! This 2-in-1 light and dissecting microscope allows kids to explore their love of science. An activity journal is also included.
A Weaving Loom For Crafty Types
Melissa & Doug Wooden Multi-Craft Weaving Loom, $17.59 (was $29.99), Amazon
This adjustable wooden loom includes oversized wooden needles, craft materials, illustrated design booklet, and 91 yards of rainbow yarn.
A Next-Level Coloring Set For The Artists
KIDDYCOLOR 143-Piece Art Creative Set with Aluminum Case, $40.99 (was $45.99), Amazon
This set is perfect for artists of all ages. Kids can choose from watercolor pens, colored pencils, oil pastels, and more to create mixed media masterpieces.
A Duck Snuggie, Because Why Not
Bright Eyes Kids Duck Deluxe Glow in the Dark Blanket, $10.54 ($29.99), Amazon
My greatest sadness in life is that no one has ever gifted me a Snuggie. Please don't subject a child in your life to the same fate. Get the duck snuggie.
A Beginner's Piano For Young Mozarts
eMedia My Piano Starter Pack for Kids, $79.99 (was $94.99), Amazon
This keyboard pack has everything kids needs to get started on the piano — including an animated keyboard, digital recorder, metronome, and interactive DVD with lessons.
A Harry Potter Set, Because It's Essential Reading
Harry Potter Paperback Box Set (Books 1-7), $44.99 (was $86.93), Amazon
At some point, all kids should be introduced to the magical world of Hogwarts. This is a seriously great deal for all seven books!
A Portable Soccer Goal For The Athlete
Franklin Sports Blackhawk Portable Soccer Goal, $16.99 (was $29.99), Amazon
Easy to assemble and transport, this is perfect for kicking around in the backyard or to haul over to the nearest field to play with friends.
A Balancing Game For The Risk Takers
Melissa & Doug Suspend Game, $12.99 (was $16.99), Amazon
This is a surprisingly difficult balancing game that's a ton of fun to play in a group. It's great for all ages, including adult friends.
A Globe Puzzle For Those Who Love A Challenge
Ravensburger 3D The Earth Puzzleball, $32.47 (was $45.99), Amazon
Can we all just take a moment to appreciate the word "puzzleball," please? This globe is made up of 540 pieces, so it's best for children old enough not to lose any.
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