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Eid Gifts for Kids, by Age

Gift ideas for children from toddlers to teens at Eid, to give alongside or instead of Eidiya.

By Wishery Editorial Team·
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Eid al-Fitr marks the end of Ramadan and is a day of prayers, family meals, new clothes, and gifts for children. Eid al-Adha follows about two months later. In 2027, Ramadan is expected to begin around February 8 and Eid al-Fitr around March 9 or 10; the exact days depend on the moon sighting. Children often receive money, called Eidiya in the Arab world and Eidi in South Asia, and many families add a gift. Here are ideas by age.

Money, a gift, or both

Families handle this in different ways. Some give only money, some give a gift, and some give both. Ask the parents if you are not sure, so a gift does not clash with what they plan.

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1. Toddlers: A Simple Wooden Puzzle or Soft Toy

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Large pieces and soft materials keep it safe for small hands. A chunky puzzle gives a little one something to figure out in a quiet moment.

2. Ages 5 to 7: A Building Set or Picture Book

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A construction set or a good storybook fits this age. An illustrated book about Eid or Ramadan is a nice way to share the occasion.

3. Ages 8 to 12: A Science Kit or Board Game

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Hands-on kits and family games hold their interest and can be shared with cousins when the family gathers.

4. Teens: A Journal or Headphones

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Teenagers often appreciate something personal and practical: a good notebook, a pair of headphones, or a gift card to a place they like.

5. Any Age: A Nice Eid Outfit Accessory

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New clothes are part of Eid for many families. A scarf, a hat, or a small accessory can match what the child will already be wearing.

Wrap it nicely

A good gift bag and tissue paper make the gift feel special, and a short handwritten note makes it personal. Customs differ between families and regions, so treat this as a starting point and follow your own family's way.