From STEM toys to reading tools, these fun and interactive educational products help kids learn and play.
Bark Watch for Kids
Includes GPS tracking and messaging without games, browsers or social media. Features advanced content monitoring for texts, photos and videos. $15/per month + device, ages 7+, bark.us
National Geographic Glow-in-the-Dark Solar System Activity Kit
Customize eight planets and the sun to create a stunning 3D model. Kid-friendly instructions make assembly easy. All materials included. $19.99, ages 8+, amazon.com
Momcozy DreamSync Sound Machine
Incorporates 34 soothing sounds and seven nature-inspired dynamic lights, including an exclusive Rainbow Light to create a soothing sleep environment. Features Time-for-Bed and Time-to-Rise cues and bedtime stories. $79.99, momcozy.com
The Early Reader Club
A subscription program that grows with your child. Each box is paired with parent videos that connect the books and games to a child’s development. Starting at $29 per box, ages birth-7+, lovevery.com
Ultimate Learn to Read Bundle
Includes 620 sight words, 122 phonics rules, and 16 prefixes and 16 suffixes, along with 1,600+ words, fun games and teaching methods to boost reading confidence. $49.99, ages 4-9, thinktankscholar.com
Stacking Shapes Garden
Introduces key cognitive skills including shape and color recognition, size comparison, counting and more. $17.99, ages 18 months+, learningresources.com
Lakeshore Number-Bots
Numbers that transform into awesome robots. Kids can work on their counting and number recognition skills and begin building simple math problems. $16.99, ages 3+, lakeshorelearning.com
Curioso
A digital reading and learning platform featuring more than 25,000 books, including picture books, graphic novels and non-fiction, plus interactive activities. $8.99 per month, ages 2-14, getcurioso.com
Ms. Rachel Potty Time with Bean
Make potty training fun, approachable and interactive. Includes a sticker sheet, visual chart guides and many accessories. $24.99, ages 18 months+, amazon.com.
