This selection of gifts will delight any creative, sporty and smart 3 year old girl. We know because all our presents are tested by actual kids, so we know they're toddler-proof! Just add gift wrap and a handwritten card at checkout to send a thoughtful birthday or Christmas gift.
Our giant dance piano mat is absolutely a winner. Did you know all of our toys are tested by actual kids? That means you can trust that the toys are actually worth buying! We also have magnetic fun books, a bubble-blowing toy, bathtime flutes, and light-up unicorns for the bath.
Three year old girls love to explore, get creative and play dress-up. So when it comes to finding the perfect birthday gift, we have everything from a Sparkle Works - Design and Drill, to Fairy Unicorn - Magic Water Color-In Cards. Plus, all our toys are tested by actual kids!
The height of a 3 year old girl ranges from 35-40 inches and on average they usually grow 1-2 inches per year!
Three is a magical age for little girls... literally! Three year olds have active imaginations and elaborate inner fantasy lives. They love making up stories and playing pretend in their own private worlds. Assist her make-believe adventures with 'play pretend' toys, fun dress-up outfits, and by using your own imagination to construct elaborate blanket forts in the living room!
Young kids become fiercely attached to favorite stuffed animal and toys. A three year old will spend hours imagining that her beloved toys can talk and play with her. As an adult in her life, you can expect to be invited to an endless number of teddy bear tea parties. And don't forget to compliment the hostess on her delicious invisible tea!
At three, she may also be preparing to enter preschool. This is a big milestone! She has to adjust to spending several hours a day away from mom and dad, and learn how to build relationships with a teacher and other children. This transition can be overwhelming, and may lead to tears and tantrums as she adjusts.
Since toddlers aren't known for their emotion regulation, she may need some help coping with these new feelings. Help manage tantrums by getting down to her level and speaking with her in clear, gentle tones. Encourage her to name what she's feeling. The sooner she can identify and cope with her negative emotions, the sooner she can get back to playing!
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