25 Meaningful Personalized Gifts Kids Will Cherish Forever
Some gifts last a lifetime.

1. One of your kid's favorite childhood toys — engraved with their name and displayed in a shadow box.

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2. Wall art featuring your kid's most memorable quote.

Because you don't want to forget your kid said, "Getting on my nerds." Order yours here.
3. A plush toy made out of one of their most imaginative drawings.

Order this one-of-a-kind gift here.
4. A birth year box.

These are customized to your child's birth year, and perfect for keeping your baby's first booties, a favorite toy, or photos from their first year. Get boxes for the years 2010 through 2015 here.
5. A customized "What Big Sister/Brother Does Best" book.

6. A personalized "Goodnight Little Me" book.

This charming bedtime book features your kid's name on the cover, throughout the story, and even in illustrations. Order one here.
8. A personalized mini-rolling pin.

Over a lifetime this can go from rolling Play Doh to real dough. Order one here.
9. A framed “watercolor painting” of their childhood home.

It’s quite easy to turn a photo into what looks like a watercolor painting using Photoshop or an app like Waterlogue. This is a terrific gift for when your family moves into a new home or your kid leaves for college. Learn more here.
11. A pillow that puts your kid at the center of their own story book.

Turn your kid into a heroic literary figure. Order one here.
12. A personalized rag doll.

In addition to putting your kid's name on the dress, you can order a doll that is tailored to your kid's hair color and ethnicity. Get one here.
16. A birth announcement pillow.

Order one here. These make great gifts for grandparents, too.
17. A memory bear made out of your kid's outgrown baby clothes.

18. A framed favorite teddy.

This is not only a sweet way for your kid to keep their favorite teddy around, but also a fun piece of art.
22. This personalized handkerchief is also a beautiful gift for a flower girl.

Years from now, your girl will be able to carry this handkerchief on her wedding day as her "something blue."