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Attention-grabbing gifts for every type of grade schooler.

Shopping for children can sometimes feel like a hard nut to crack, especially if they already have gadgets and gizmos aplenty. Now add the dizzying selection of toys, cool tech, books, and wardrobe essentials that are being offered on the market—plus all the different age groups—on top of that, and you've got an overwhelming decision to make. But no need to worry: there are plenty of unique items parents and loved ones can buy for the tot with too many toys to count—you just have to think outside the box. Whether it's for an upcoming birthday, just because, or you want to get a headstart on holiday shopping, these are the best gifts to buy for the lucky kid who has it all.

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If you're looking for a unique gift that will entertain two (or more) kids at once, this fort building set up will give them endless opportunities to have fun.

This is basically the kid's version of a Nancy Meyers kitchen.

This pale pink jewelry box is the perfect place for children to store their treasures. Plus, you can personalize the box with their name for an added special touch.

This desert-inspired playhouse easily transforms any bedroom into an oasis.

Let your aspiring singer show off her skills with this genius karaoke microphone and built-in speaker.

Because we're pretty sure every kid has a drone on their wishlist.

Young bookworms will love keeping track of their reads with a scratch-off list of the greatest children's books.

A learn-to-play instrument is a children's gift that might just turn into a life-long passion.

This mini version of a grand piano is perfect for the kid with top-notch musical abilities.

For the space enthusiasts who are equally obsessed with building, you can't go wrong with this model of the International Space Station. The best part? It'll keep them occupied for hours.

A subscription box is an awesome gift for the ever-curious (or easily bored) child. KiwiCo offers a variety of educational and entertaining subscriptions for all age ranges, with categories such as crafts, cooking, culture, engineering, and art.

This tiny sports car is quite the upgrade from the toy motors of yore: it's tricked out with everything from music and horn sounds to pre-loaded stories and poems.

This standing art easel will make the budding artist on your list very happy.

Whether they're future jet-setters or just extra curious, any kid is sure to love a Little Global Citizens subscriptions. Every other month, they'll receive a package filled with educational books, crafts, and activities centered on a different part of the world.

Have mini jewelry enthusiasts in the family? Spark their creative spirit with this DIY kit.

The only thing better than a classic stuffed animal? A giant one.

A child who is particularly handy around the house (or at least dreams of being so) will appreciate the gift of tools and a work station, for all of his imaginary home-improvement projects.

Few things are more timeless than a patriotic RL sweater.

This backpack is customizable so your eager grade-schooler can return to the classroom with style.

You treat your own skin with the utmost care, so it's only right to treat baby with the same level of attention. This luxe set from EllaOla is a surefire way to cover all your bases.

For the budding Italian jet-setter, there are few options as suave as this tyke-sized Vespa.

The "cottagecore" trend has no age minimum.

It's a three-story dollhouse for Barbie and her friends. Need we say more?

Here's an ingenious gift that ticks all the boxes. It's an arts and crafts tie-dye project that kids will love, plus at the end of it, they'll have made their own pair of pajamas.

Raising a little Anglophile? Get them prepped for high tea with this adorable, floral tea set.

This scooter is perfect for any youngest on the go. Even better, it has an adjustable handlebar to grow with your child.

For the future Cher Horowitz.

For the health-conscious parents who insist the children don't need any more toys, Little Spoon offers meal delivery options for both baby food and kids' meals—including seasonal options like orange coconut creamsicle and peach cobbler. Little Spoon also sells vitamins, probiotics, and natural remedies made just for tykes.

Get your little one bundled and ready to hit the bunny slopes this winter.

Comfy cushions that can be turned into a fort for watching movies, a couch for reading books, or a private play space with friends will be put to great use.

Don't live near the coast? No problem. Bring the beach straight to your backyard with a sandbox that comes complete with buckets and tools for creating sand castles.

Using chalk to draw rainbows on the sidewalk or play hopscotch will never get old.

A pottery starter bundle that allows the artistically-inclined youngster to tap into his or her creative side.

This is bound to be a hit among sporty kids! (See what we did there?)

Let their imagination run wild with these magnetic building blocks that can construct 2D and 3D colorful creations.

Your mini barista will be a pro at making lattes after he or she gets a hold of this coffee machine.

Perfect for listening to music or watching movies on a tablet during family road trips.

Budding chefs can get their start in the kitchen with Baketivity's baking kits, featuring pre-measured ingredients, easy instructions, and educational activities.

Perfect for the young photographer, don't you think?