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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Two views of the same list
The family see the list with its prices, the shops and the circles, so they know what’s taken. Your child sees the same wishes as a catalogue in child mode: pictures and names to flick through and heart, and nothing that gives the game away.
- No names on circles, ever
- No prices or shop links in child mode
- Hearts for their favourites, which the family see
Hide the circles completely
By default your child sees that a wish is circled, but never who circled it. If even that gives too much away (“someone’s getting me the bike!”), switch on “Hide circles from your child completely” in the sharing settings, and child mode shows no circles at all.
Your secret word keeps them out of parent mode
Hand over your phone or tablet in child mode and it stays there until someone types your secret word. If you forget it, we email it to you. Grown-ups looking at the list on their own phones aren’t affected.
What Father Christmas brings
The list is everything they’d love; it doesn’t say who it’s from. Circle the presents Father Christmas is bringing yourself, so the family know they’re taken, and nobody else needs to know why. With the circles hidden from your child, there’s nothing for them to spot.
Older children and shared devices
If the list is open on a family computer, it’s the family’s view, with circles and prices. Close it, or open child mode before you hand it over. You can also keep the list out of search engines in the sharing settings, so only people you send the link to can find it.
Questions from grown-ups
Can my child see who is buying what?
No. In child mode they can flick through and heart their favourites, but they never see names. You can even hide the circles completely. Switching back to parent mode needs your secret word, and we can email it to you if you forget.
Can my child still add to the list?
Yes. In child mode they heart their favourites, and you see the hearts. If you set the list up so they pick, they circle what they want in the catalogue, and those circles are their wishes, not the family’s presents.
Will the family see prices?
Yes, unless you switch on “Hide prices” in the sharing settings, which takes them off the catalogue for everyone. You still see them in Manage.
What if my child finds the link?
The link opens the family’s view, with circles. If you think they will, switch on “Hide circles from your child completely” and, if you like, “Family need an account to circle”, so nobody can circle without signing in.
Does it work for birthdays too?
Yes. Child mode and the secret word work the same on a birthday list, a christening list or any other.
Is it free?
Yes. Some shop links are affiliate links, which pay us a small commission at no cost to you.
Ready when you are ✨
Free, five minutes to set up, and the family don’t need an app.