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 right now
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 to write
Keep it short, warm and clearly optional. Put it under the time and place, not at the top. A few that work:
- “Presents are never expected, but if you’d like some ideas, Alfie’s wish list is at alfie.wishorium.com”
- “Your company is the best present! If you’d like ideas, here’s Alfie’s list: alfie.wishorium.com”
- “Alfie would love anything from his wish list, or nothing at all: alfie.wishorium.com”
A short address for printed invitations
Every wish book lives at its own address, the child’s name followed by .wishorium.com, so it’s easy to read off a card and type in. For a digital invitation, a WhatsApp message or an email, paste the link, or use “Copy link” from your list.
Guests circle what they’re bringing
Each wish can be circled once. A guest’s parent opens the list, picks something, circles it and types their name, and everyone after them sees it’s taken. They don’t need an account unless you switch that on, and you see who brought what, for the thank-you notes.
- No two guests bring the same thing
- No account needed to circle
- You see who, for the thank-yous
Something at every price
Put on plenty of small things as well as bigger ones: books, craft kits, stickers and stocking-filler-sized toys, so every family can find something easily. If you’d rather nobody compared, switch on “Hide prices” and the list shows no prices at all.
For a class party
With a whole class invited, put on more wishes than guests so the last family to look still has a choice. A note on a bigger wish (“happy for this to be a group present”) lets parents club together.
Questions from grown-ups
Is it rude to put a gift list on a party invitation?
Not when it’s offered as ideas, kept short and clearly optional. Many parents are glad of it: it saves them guessing, and it stops three guests bringing the same thing.
Where on the invitation should it go?
Near the bottom, after the date, time, place and how to reply. One line is enough.
Do guests need to sign up?
Only if you want them to. When you set up the list you choose: either anyone with the link can circle and just type their name, or they sign in with Google or an email address (and can add a photo).
Will my child see who brought what?
Not in child mode, which never shows names on circles. You see who circled what, so you can write the thank-you notes.
What if we’d rather have no presents?
Then say so instead: “No presents please, just bring yourselves.” A list is for when you’re happy to have gifts and want to help people choose.
Can I use it for a joint party?
Yes. Give each child their own wish book, each with its own address, and put both on the invitation, so guests can pick for the child they know.
Is it free?
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Ready when you are ✨
Free, five minutes to set up, and the family don’t need an app.