Paint your own traditional Japanese doll. Photo courtesy of Seedling.
For aspiring Amelia Earharts, miniature Neil Armstrongs, and other little ones with big imaginations: 35 gifts for a future full of wild adventures.
Give these handcrafted Japanese tops a good spin when you have some downtime.
Price: $21
Available at: spartan-shop.com
Let imaginations run home on the range.
Price: $325
Available at: wolfum.com
Take an illustrated adventure across the globe, from scuba-diving in the Great Barrier Reef to parading down Rio de Janeiro during Carnival.
Price: $17
Available at: amazon.com
Sail the seven seas with Skipper Cat. Embroidered on linen.
Price: $66
Available at: coralandtusk.com
For the traveling artists.
Price: £38
Available at: shop.royalacademy.org.uk
Carry a little bit of the Great Outback in your pocket.
Price: $20
Available at: bitteshop.com
Simple fun! A traditional Japanese ball-in-cup toy made and designed in Paris.
Price: 45€
Available at: papiertigre.fr
Take flight with a miniature crop duster designed in the UK.
Price: $64
Available at: amazon.com
Tropical vibes for the baby. Profits go to training programs for female artisans in Rwanda.
Price: $55
Available at: shop.indegoafrica.org
Fill in the seas, the continents, the polar caps with bright colors, stripes, and patterns.
Price: $20
Available at: amazon.com
Perfect for the camp tent during backyard slumber parties.
Price: $18
Availble at: fawnshoppe.com
Keep track of growing children and inspire future trips to Japan.
Price: $35
Availbale at: superfussy.com
Hit the Big Apple with 50 walkable adventures (for kids of all ages).
Price: $13
Available at: amazon.com
Plant the seed for a Vivian Maier. Nuture a budding Ansel Adams.
Price: $41
Available at: bitteshop.com
Evening diversions for the campsite, log cabin, or bungalow.
Price: $130
Available at: wolfum.com
Experience panoramic views of the world without ever leaving the living room.
Price: $25
Available at: amazon.com
Have fun with rubbish British weather.
Price: £29
Available at: scoutandcokids.com
To entertain young bird-watchers and aspiring naturalists.
Price: $20
Available at: amazon.com
A soft, pima catchall when snacking on foraged goods.
Price: $20
Available at: robertarollerrabbit.com
Comfy leather Turkish slippers by our favorite traveling shoes salesman. Read more about Sabah on Fathom.
Price: $65
Available at: sabah.am
Young urban slickers can practice exploring downtown Los Angeles on an organic cotton canvas mat designed with water-based ink.
Price: $92
Available at: shopellalou.com
Imagine sailing through Scandinavian fjords.
Price: $129
Available at: kaufmann-mercantile.com
Keep them outside, even on windy days in the Windy City.
Price: $108
Available at: nununuworld.com
These Danish-designed teddy bears are made as part of a fair trade initiative with artisans in Nepal.
Price: $60
Available at: aplusrstore.com
Breeze through airport delays with an aviation-themed card game.
Price: $17
Available at: amazon.com
Play pretend gaucho in the Andes Mountains.
Price: $149
Available at: landofnod.com
Little pieces equal lots of fun (without taking up too much space in a carry-on).
Price: $5
Available at: amazon.com
Decorate and customize a traditional Japanese wooden doll while dreaming of springtime sakura blooms.
Price: $23
Available at: amazon.com
Why shouldn't baby look good on and off the slopes?
Price: $98
Available at: misha-and-puff.com
It's never too early to prepare for beach days.
Price: $23
Available at: amazon.com
Learn how kids around the world commemorate this major milestone.
Price: $16
Available at: amazon.com
Smart and small carry-ons for young frequent fliers.
Price: $55
Available at: birdling.com
With this neat conversion kit, engineers-in-training can pilot their homemade creations.
Price: $50
Available at: amazon.com
Play pretend on Avenue des Champs Elysées.
Price: $25
Available at: strolby.com
Stay warm, lil' adventurers!
Price: $45
Available at: sweetwilliamltd.com
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