16 Personalized Gifts That Will Make Your Kid Feel So Special (for Babies Through Tweens!)

Toddler-sized, cozy, and adorable, the My First Anywhere Chair can be personalized with up to nine characters, so either a name or a shorter nickname. I’ve seen little ones flip out about having their own chair in the living room, bedroom, or playroom, where they can page through books, watch a show, enjoy a snack, or keep an eye on the grown-ups. PBK’s Anywhere Chairs come in a variety of colors, textures, and patterns, as well as two bigger sizes — Large and Oversized — if you’ve got an older kid.

Kids who are learning to read and spell will go wild for the I See Me! books that feature their own name in the story. This set, which comes with 18 name stickers, is for kids who love trucks, but you can shop the brand’s other personalized books too.

This personalized name puzzle — which can accommodate up to 9 letters in all caps — is lovely as both a toy for age 1 and up and a room decoration for any age.

I loved designing a “twin” doll with my firstborn. Admittedly, this 18-inch doll is a “big” toy, given its $275 price tag. Order by November 20 for standard shipping for Hanukkah, or by December 1 for standard shipping for Christmas.

I think any-aged kid would love this large, cuddly bunny. Crate and Kids has a bear, dino, and four other critters. It’s the little bandana that gets personalized with any of them, up to nine characters.

Whether your kid wants to keep a journal, list homework assignments, or have a place to doodle, it’s fun for them to have a personalized notebook to do it in. Minted lets you customize the name at the top, a name or phrase at the bottom, and the picture. The inside pages can be lined, unlined, a grid, or set up as a daily or weekly planner.

Pick from two different pillow sizes and shapes, four different colorways, and three different styles when you order one of these embroidered pillows from Mark and Graham.

Jellycat’s bunny is one of Cubby’s best gifts for kids of all ages, and the brand’s signature soft fabric attached to an adorable stuffy makes their blankies winners as well. Select one of the options and then personalize it with up to 11 characters. The brand also makes personalized baby soothers, if you’re looking for something more lovie-sized.

Did you know it’s possible to personalize a LEGO Minifigure? You can make one that resembles your kid and put their name or nickname on the shirt. You pick your Minifigure’s accessory, too, which can be an animal, bag, food, and beyond.

This organic cotton baby blanket, part of Pottery Barn Kids’ collaboration with Love Shack Fancy, is too gorgeous to pass up. Personalize it with a monogram or name for $16 more. Or choose another one of PBK’s many personalizable baby blankets, including one with Disney baby characters and one that is special for Christmas.

Is your kid a helper in the kitchen? You can add their name (up to 9 characters) to this chef’s jacket and chef’s hat combo. It comes in small (for a child 32 to 62 pounds) or large (for a child 54 to 110 pounds). Fat Brain Toys sells other costumes that can be personalized, including a firefighter outfit.

Things Remembered will personalize this Gund playset, which includes a soft faux toolbox with a plush hammer, saw, wrench, and screwdriver. There’s also a Gund toy sports bag with soft balls and a Gund toy tackle box with two plush fish, a fishing rod, and a toy worm — either of which can be personalized.

This bead kit comes with the cutest custom case, but the personalization goes way beyond that: The kit also includes the letter beads for your kid to spell out their name 10 times, and it’s got some 600 other decorative and alphabet beads, too.

Give your kid a soft felt pennant for them to hang in their room or on their door. Each is a foot-and-a-half long and 10 inches wide at the widest part. Choose from 25 felt colors for the pennant, its borders, and your child’s name or nickname.

These tie-dye-esque colorful name crayons are sold by the letter, and you save the more you buy, so it’s just about $7 for a single letter or about $20 for a six- or seven-letter name. Fourteen is the most number of letters you can order, and all crayons arrive in a gift box.

A backrest pillow makes it easier for your kid to read or write in a journal while they're in their bed. This one is so pretty, and it can be monogrammed for an additional $16. To personalize, order the cover, then order the separate insert.