Roundup · ages 0–7
Gifts for kids who love space
We're big on space things over here. The Magna-Tiles space set was the one constant Santa request last year and still gets almost daily use, the astronaut costume has been worn about 100 times since Halloween, and the star projector is one I'd buy again and again if it ever broke.
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Astronaut Galaxy Star Projector
If this ever breaks I will be buying another and another and another. Amazing for any space-loving kid’s room.
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If they love Magna-Tiles
Magna-Tiles Space 32-Piece Magnetic Construction Set
another staple of our living room floor. this was his one constant santa request last year, and it still gets almost daily use. Target in the $35 range.
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If they like dress-up
Spooktacular Creations Astronaut Costume with Helmet
$39.99 was $55.99 on saleprice as of Oct 15, 1:17pm ETthis was his halloween costume in 2025 and it's been worn about 100 times since. Excellent quality - it's been through a lot! The helmet is a huge bonus too. grab this after halloween if it's just for the dress up bin.
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If they like to build
iPlay, iLearn Rocket
highlyyyy recommend this for your builders & space lovers. target around $35.
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If you want a rocket they can launch
Stomp Rocket Jr Multi-Color Rocket Launcher
one of the best gifts to give or receive. 10/10 constant use. grab it under $20.
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If you can find it on sale
Green Toys Rocket
i truly have no idea why this is so expensive here, and has been for a while. You might be able to find it in TJMaxx or Sierra type stores much cheaper. It's excellent, but not worth over $40 IMO.
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If they like floor puzzles
Melissa & Doug Solar System Floor Puzzle 48-Piece
this is my go-to gift for the 3-4 year old space kids. great quality pieces, good for early puzzlers. excellent under $10.
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If you want a board book
8 Little Planets
$5.96 was $10.99 on saleprice as of Oct 15, 1:20pm ETgreat little board book for early planet learning, and why each is unique and happy with who they are.
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If you want a picture book
The Fly Who Flew to Space
$9.89 was $19.95 on saleprice as of Oct 15, 10:01am ETexcellent gift for the space kids.
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If they like to flip through books on their own
National Geographic Little Kids First Big Book of
$8.83 was $16.99 on saleprice as of Oct 15, 1:20pm ETthis is a hardcover reference-style book for ~4+. You probably won't be reading it as a bedtime story, but when they get to the point that they like to flip thru books themselves, it'll be great!
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If they like Lego
Lego Creator 3 in 1 Space Shuttle
$7.99 was $9.99 on saleprice as of Oct 12, 6:39am ETwe're big on space things over here, so this was a big hit last christmas. Somewhat assisted build for a 3.5yo. I'd target closer to $6 and under.
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If you want a small add-on
Melissa & Doug Sticker Wow! Astronaut Bundle
I keep a couple of these of varying themes in my gift stash, especially for the 2-3 year olds. they've never gotten a bad review. i grab a couple when i see them in the $8-9 range for a bundle.
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