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- Kids love Christmas for obvious reasons, and advent calendars are an easy way to keep up the Christmas spirit in the days leading up to December 25.
- There are advent calendars for every age and every interest, so we've rounded up a wide variety of calendars to delight your toddler, older kid, or teen.
- The cheapest kids' advent calendar in this list is only $6.99, so you can delight your child for less than $0.30 a day.
I absolutely love Christmas time. There are so many ways to make the season fun and special, and one of my favorite ways is with advent calendars. My mom started an advent calendar tradition when my sister and I were little, and even though we've both long been out of the house, she still sends us our advent calendars every year. I'm excited to start this tradition with my own daughter now; how fun will it be to see the magic of Christmas in her eyes as she opens a new treat or toy every day leading up to the 25!
Advent calendars are simple, fun, and most require no work for busy parents to set up each day (looking at you, Elf on the Shelf). They've come a long way from the ones filled with waxy chocolate I remember from my childhood. There are advent calendars for virtually every interest and budget. Here are our picks for the 25 best kids' advent calendars, from LEGO building kits to Hershey kisses.
Whether you have toddlers or teens, we found an advent calendar they'll love - keep scrolling to check out our favorites for 2019.
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