What to get the children with Eidi money – Eid gift ideas  for kids

What to get the children with Eidi money – Eid gift ideas 

Another Ramadan has been and gone, and many little ones, including mine, I have been gifted Eid money from uncles, aunts and grandparents. 

If you’ve got a little ones, chances are you’ll be charged with a conundrum of what to do with the Eidi money. If so, and you’re not choosing to bank it, here are some gift suggestions, ranging from practical, to affordable and plain old-fashioned fun. 

Bluey talking plush toy 

I mean, are you really do parents of a preschooler if you’ve not heard of Bluey. The charming healer family from down under our regular fixture on our screens, so why not bring the characters home in the form of adorable talking plush toys? 

JD Bug Scooter 

Never be late for the school run again with this brilliant beginner XOOTZ stunt scooter. Easy to manoeuvre and in a range of shades including this gender neutral, vibrant red, the scooter is a great investment for that well earned Eidi money. Particularly as it’s currently on sale at £29.95.

The scooter is from skates.co.uk and they have a beginner range called JD bug: https://www.skates.co.uk/scooters/foldable-scooters/?brand=5809

Bee genius 

Unleash your child’s inner Einstein with a gift from the Genius range at The Happy Puzzle Company. 

Hannah loves a challenging game and Bee Genius is ideal for younger puzzlers and creating the next generation of geniuses. 

In Bee Genius, the Queen Bee is leading her worker bees in the construction of their new honeycomb and they need help! The challenge is then to fit all 11 of the coloured shapes around the bees, with no gaps, to complete the perfect honeycomb! There are 46,656 unique possible combinations the dice can fall in and all of them have at least one possible solution – the perfect game for a rainy day.

you can get Bee Genius, and all the other puzzles in the range from http://www.happypuzzle.co.uk/

Learning roots Islamic books – Stories of the Prophets by Zaheer Khatri 

As Hannah grows older, it’s the perfect time to introduce stories of our religion. Fortunately, there are some amazing children’s books on the market, that simply didn’t exist when I was growing up.

I’ve reviewed books2door previously, and their Islamic children’s books do not disappoint. 

The learning, roots, Islamic books share stories of our prophets in child-friendly language. 

The Stories of the prophet five book collection includes: 

1. The Story of Eesa

2. The Story of Adam

3. The Story of Nuh

4. The Story of Ibrahim

5. The Story of Musa

you can get the learning routes books and a host of other Islamic books here.

Islamic Books

Amazing Muslims Who Changed the World by Burhana Islam

On the subject of books (can you tell I’m a writer??) I was so excited to share this book with both my children.

Growing up, the Muslim community was very represented in literature, let alone featured in stories about amazing accomplishments. However, this book is just that.

The book features people you might know, like Malala Yousafzai, Sir Mo Farah and Muhammad Ali, as well as some you might not. It’s a great way to share with small children and older kids alike.

The most exciting Eid by Zeba Talkhani

Bringing home the magic of Eid is The Most Exciting Eid by Zeba Talkhani. It shares the story of Safa, a little girl who is delighted to celebrate Eid, open presents, and share memories with her, loved ones. Again, it’s amazing to see such representation in books and I’m so glad my little ones get to experience this.