Beginner activity books like this one are great for kids who are just getting started with drawing or writing letters.

Got a creative builder who's dreaming of skyscrapers? This magnetic construction set features 100 colorful tiles that connect to form amazing 3D structures — from simple shapes to elaborate castles and towers.

While the history might sound boring to some kids, the Smithsonian National Museum of American History makes this trip through America's history fun! Here you'll get to see the Star-Spangled Banner (the flag that inspired the national anthem), the original ruby red slippers that Dorothy wore in the Wizard of Oz, Julia Child's Kitchen (and a smaller version for kids to play in), Abraham Lincoln's top hat, & so much more. Make sure to ask staff about the kids' programs of the day & visit the Spark!Lab, where kids become inventors. This museum's a must-visit for all, so don't miss out!

The best potty seat for your toddler might be one that features his or her favorite characters. Handles help with stability and comfort.

Come read a story and stretch the learning through a guided, hands-on activity! Each activity ties directly into that day's book and encourages a love of literacy by bringing the pages to life!

The most popular birthday party, the video game party is a favorite in Philadelphia. Kids from ages 6 and up love to play games with their friends. Featuring state of the art technology, 120+ games exclusively, for you and your guests, GameTruck Philadelphia will deliver the ultimate video game party to you.

Take your next princess party and dial it up a notch by having some special visitors! There are a number of different options for a princess party that could include face painting, story time or crafts. If you have a little guy who is into superheroes, there is also a party for them too! If your kids are into pirates, check out the Pirate themed party which can include a scavenger hunt, crafts and a pirate sing-along.

The big guy himself will be at Willow Grove Park Mall to listen to the wishes of little girls and boys. Stop by Macy's Court to meet Santa in his winter wonderland! Reservations are recommended.

This 6-block set is equipped with built in magnets so they won't fall down as easily, making them perfect for small hands - and travel.

Visit Macy's Center City to walk through Dickens Christmas Village, visit Santa Claus, enjoy the Christmas Light Show, and stroll the holiday windows! The Village tells the tale of Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol as you walk through the different scenes from the book! Reservations are required for Dickens' Village and visits with Santa.

Seeing the holiday favorite, The Nutcracker, as performed by the Philadelphia Ballet, is sure to have sugarplums dancing in the heads of your little ones!

Dress up, get a hot cocoa, and attend the annual Philly Holiday Tree lighting. Located right in the heart of Center City, outside City Hall, this dazzling tree is a symbol of this city’s festive spirit year after year.

A variation on Scrabble, each player in Bananagrams picks a certain number of tiles and then players race against each other to form personal crossword puzzles using all of their letters. There are endless opportunities to modify for kids and it's great spelling practice!

Battery free microphone to encourage speech and support creative expression in little ones.