Mattel
KPop Demon Hunters Rumi Singing Doll
Rumi from the KPop Demon Hunters film, as a doll that sings.
Ages 4+$31.98usual price
Added to 14 Wishorium lists
On 5 top lists
Gifts kids want this Christmas
For 3 to 10 year olds, from this year’s top toy lists and gift guides, checked 18 October 2026. Buy one now, or add it to a wish list so nobody buys it twice.
3Doodler
3Doodler Start+ Essentials 3D Pen Set
A pen that draws in plastic that sets into solid lines, sold as a starter set.
Ages 6+$39.99usual price
Added to 17 Wishorium lists
On 3 top lists
Shashibo
Shashibo Shape Shifting Box
A magnetic folding cube that twists into many shapes, part puzzle and part fidget.
Ages 6+$19.99usual price
Added to 13 Wishorium lists
On TODAY’s best gifts by age 2026
furReal
furReal Gabby the Grow & Roar Tiger
An interactive tiger cub that roars and grows up as you look after it.
Ages 4+$79.99usual price
Added to 11 Wishorium lists
On 3 top lists
Spin Master
Primal Hatch Megalodon
Put the egg in water and a roaring, light-up megalodon hatches out, again and again.
Ages 5+$49.99usual price
Added to 12 Wishorium lists
On 6 top lists
ThinkFun
ThinkFun Gravity Maze Marble Run
A solo logic game: place towers so the marble rolls from start to target.
Ages 8+$19.97usual price
Added to 13 Wishorium lists
On TODAY’s best gifts by age 2026
Scentco
Scentco Smencils Scented Pencils
Scented HB pencils, in a five-pack.
Ages 4+$8.99usual price
Added to 11 Wishorium lists
On 2 top lists
Educational Insights
Educational Insights Kanoodle
A pocket puzzle game: fit the coloured pieces into the tray to fill the board.
Ages 7+$9.99usual price
Added to 12 Wishorium lists
On TODAY’s best gifts by age 2026
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What the app does
Your child’s Christmas list becomes a catalogue the family flick through on their phones, like the old Christmas catalogues. Each wish has a picture, the price and a link to the shop it came from. When someone decides to get it, they circle it, and everyone else sees it’s taken.
- Wishes from any shop, or typed in by hand
- One link for the whole family
- Each wish circled once, so there are no doubles
- A countdown of sleeps until Christmas on the cover
Let your child circle what they want
If you like, your child picks. You fill the catalogue with ideas, hand them your phone or tablet in child mode, and they draw a circle round everything they’d love, just like the old catalogue. Their circles are marked for the family, and you can change anything afterwards in parent mode. Or add the wishes yourself: you choose when you set it up.
The surprise stays a surprise
In child mode your child can flick through without seeing prices, shop links or who’s buying what, and you can hide the family’s circles from them altogether. Switching back to parent mode needs your secret word, and we can email it to you if you forget.
- No prices or shop links in child mode
- Circles never show names to children
- Your secret word switches back to parent mode
The family don’t need the app
Grandparents, aunties and uncles open the link in whatever they already use, on a phone, tablet or computer. They don’t need the app, or an account unless you ask them to sign in: they circle a wish and type their name. Send the link to the family on WhatsApp with one tap, with the message already written, or copy it and invite people by email. You see who’s getting what, for the thank-you notes.
Android, iPhone and everything else
The Wishorium app is on Google Play for Android. On an iPhone, an iPad or a computer, open wishorium.com in the browser: it’s the same wish book, with nothing to install, and the list is the same wherever you open it.
A printed Christmas catalogue too
Order the wish book as a glossy, stapled printed magazine, posted to your door, for circling with a crayon at the kitchen table, with a wish slip at the back. It’s a paid extra, and you can order extra copies for the grandparents who’d rather have paper.
Questions from grown-ups
Is the Christmas list app free?
Yes. Making a list, sharing it and circling are free. Some shop links are affiliate links, which pay us a small commission at no cost to you. The printed magazine is a paid extra.
Is there an iPhone app?
The app is on Google Play for Android. On an iPhone, open wishorium.com in Safari: it’s the same wish book with nothing to install, and the family can open the link on any phone.
Can my child use the app themselves?
Yes, in child mode. They can flick through, heart their favourites, or circle what they want if you’ve set it up that way, and they never see prices, shop links or who’s buying what. Your secret word takes it back to parent mode.
Do grandparents need the app to see the list?
No. They open the link in any browser, on a phone, tablet or computer, and circle what they’re getting. No app, and no account unless you ask for one.
Why do the family see “Coming soon”?
If you signed up with an email address, we ask you to confirm it before the family can see the list. Until then they see “Coming soon”. Follow the link in the email we sent you, and the list opens for them.
When should we start the list?
Whenever you like. Most families share in November, and you can keep adding things right up to Christmas. The cover counts down the sleeps.
Which shops can I add things from?
Any shop. Browse Amazon by category, or paste a link from Smyths, John Lewis, Etsy, The Entertainer or anywhere else and we pull in the name, picture and price. You can also add things by hand, like swimming lessons or a day out.
Ready when you are ✨
Free, five minutes to set up, and the family don’t need an app.