The Best Christmas Gifts for Kids and Teens

Christmas shopping for kids and teens can be one of the most stressful times of the year for parents, but there's no need to sacrifice quality for budget or your children's personal preferences. These chosen products offer value for money by promoting relaxation in a fun and encouraging way for youngsters, in a way that will delight children and parents alike.

You can’t go wrong with Christmas PJs – they’re the start of so many family traditions. Myza’s Kid’s Christmas Pyjamas range is all about soft, breathable fabrics and fun, seasonal prints that actually survive the wash.

Kids Christmas Dinosaur Print Long Pyjama Set – a playful set covered in hand-drawn dinosaurs wearing Santa hats and carrying piles of presents. It’s made from soft recycled jersey with tag-free seams and “grow-with-me” cuffs for extra wear time – ideal for little ones who are growing fast.

These are perfect for:

• Christmas Eve boxes

• Matching “under the tree” photos

• Sleepovers at grandparents’ houses all winter long

If you’re buying for a younger child and want something more “wow” than toys, look at all-in-one bedding like the Night Lark Junior – In the Woods Children’s Coverless Duvet Set.

• Charming woodland print with peekaboo animals in the trees

• Hypoallergenic Smartfil® fibre, made from recycled PET bottles

• Designed to be practical for parents and irresistibly cosy for kids

This is the kind of gift that transforms their entire bedtime – and earns you serious brownie points with mum and dad.

For smaller gifts that still feel premium, Myza’s wooden toys are spot on:

• Bumble Bee Sensory Toy – This tactile, soft bee is designed to gently stimulate little ones’ senses with different textures, tags and details to explore. Made by Pure Earth Collection, it’s crafted from natural, non-toxic materials, so babies can safely grab, chew and cuddle while developing their motor skills and curiosity.

  Stay & Play Mat – Riverbank – A beautifully padded, playtime “base” that works as both a comfy spot for tummy time and a inviting zone for toys and books. The riverbank print feels calm and nature-inspired, while the soft quilting adds just enough cushioning for little adventurers learning to roll, wriggle and sit. It’s the kind of piece that looks as good in the living room as it does in the nursery

These gifts are ideal when you want something engaging on the day, but still in keeping with a calmer, more mindful play environment.

Pre-teens still love the idea of festive PJs – they just don’t want them to feel babyish. Myza’s kids’ pyjama range leans into fun prints with a more grown-up feel.

• Kids Celestial Leopard Print Long Pyjama Set brings a magical night-sky twist to bedtime, with white leopards prowling among golden moons, clouds and stars on a dreamy pale-pink base. It’s playful without feeling childish, and the comfy elasticated waist plus “grow-with-me” cuffs mean it’s built for many seasons of late-night reading and weekend lounging.

• Kids Two Pack Argyle Bear / Zebra Print Long Pyjama Set gives them two distinct looks in one gift: vintage-style argyle with teddy bears, plus a bold zebra print set for kids who like a “statement” bedtime look.

These sets are perfect for:

• Sleepover-ready outfits

• Christmas movie marathons

• Children who are starting to care about what they wear, even to bed

If you want something they can wear outside the house, consider kids’ dungarees from Myza’s clothing collections. Designed with adjustable straps, roomy pockets and reinforced stitching, they’re made for climbing frames, park trips and everything in between. 

Pair them with:

• A cosy jumper or hoodie for Boxing Day walks

• A fun beanie or scarf from the children’s accessories range for an easy add-on gift

Shopping for teens can be… tricky. The secret? Choose gifts that feel grown-up and genuinely useful in their real, everyday life.

Teens live on screens – homework, gaming, TikTok, you name it. Myza’s Blue Light / Anti-Blue Light Glasses are a smart way to support healthier screen time and better sleep. 

• Designed to reduce blue light exposure, helping ease eye strain and support more restful sleep

• Lightweight frames and modern, fashion-forward shapes mean they’ll actually want to wear them

• Easy “one size fits most” gift for teens you don’t see all the time

A standout option is the Midnight Plum Le Marais Glossy Glasses – stylish, unisex frames that come with a case and lens cloth and are specifically described as high-quality computer glasses.

If their bedroom is essentially their kingdom, elevating their bedding is a brilliant, practical gift idea. Myza is known for beautifully made, comfort-focused bedding that looks as good as it feels. 

Think about:

• Duvet covers in stripes, checks or muted colours that feel more “young adult” than “child”

• Layering with throws and cushions so they can style their bed for studying, reading or scrolling

• Upgrading pillows or duvets for better support during all those weekend lie-ins

This kind of gift feels indulgent but has a real wellbeing angle too.

If you’re building a Christmas Eve box, Secret Santa, or just want smaller gifts to round things out, Myza has plenty of under-£30 options hiding in its sleep and accessories collections.

Great picks for both kids and teens include:

• Sleep masks & eye pillows – ideal for travel, sleepovers or just blocking out fairy lights and devices

• Hair scrunchies and hairbands – especially good for teens and tweens who like their accessories to be “aesthetic” but still comfy 

• Mini toys, nightlights or clocks for younger kids who love a bedtime routine

These are the sorts of pieces that tuck easily into stockings, but still feel considered and useful.

When you’re deciding what to buy, think in three layers:

1. Their age & stage

   • Toddlers: wooden toys, coverless duvets, cosy character PJs

   • Primary-age kids: fun printed pyjamas, activity toys, colourful bedding

   • Teens: blue light glasses, elevated bedding, simple but stylish loungewear

2. Their personality

   • Animal-obsessed? Go for dinosaur prints or woodland bedding.

   • Fashion-conscious? Choose personalised PJs or chic glasses frames.

3. Parents’ priorities

   • Prefer sustainable, well-made pieces? Look for recycled fillings, FSC wood and long-lasting fabrics.

   • Minimal clutter? Go for gifts that upgrade essentials – pyjamas, bedding, glasses – rather than more toys.