Gift Lab

With this silicone cup, any drink can easily be turned into a refreshing slushie (it takes about five hours to freeze). The cup also comes with a straw and spoon.

He can keep their ever-growing collection of passwords organized with this hardcover book, complete with a pen holder and pocket. It features tabs arranged in alphabetical order to make it easy to find a password in a pinch.

I bought my best friend this tote for her bachelorette party, and it's even cuter in person. It's 17 inches wide for extra storage and has an inner zipper pouch to keep her wallet, phone, and keys safe.

This nifty pen does it all. Use it as a level, screwdriver, a nightlight, ruler, and more. There's no wonder it's a popular pick among GH readers.

Just under $20, this coffee grinder impresses the pros at the Good Housekeeping Institute. It grinds evenly (up to nine tablespoons of coffee beans at once), and the removable grinding container is simple to empty into a coffee filter. The hidden cord storage is a nice touch, too!

Inspire your bookworm in the making with this highly-rated neck reading light. It has six brightness levels, bendable arms, and should last for up to 80 hours, according to the brand. Pick one up in their favorite color.

Whether they've got a knack for art or doodling, or they love writing sweets notes to their friends. The 125 mini notes provide fun and entertainment that knows no age limit, with some reviewers noting that adults love them, too.

When activated, the alarm will blast a siren sound and set off a flash strobe light to help deter potential attackers. When we tested it in the Good Housekeeping Institute, our experts noted that it's easy to use, lightweight, and works at a distance.

This wireless microphone lets her take the party—and the music—with her wherever she goes. When she wants to jam out to her favorite playlist, she can sync it with any Bluetooth-enabled device to sing along to songs on Spotify, iTunes, and other streaming sites.

These adorable cat headphones—complete with paws that light up—are foldable, so they can easily be packed for school or a family trip. There's even the option to use them wired or wireless. It's all up to her!

Tech Deck collectors and mini skateboard fans would be interested to know that this is Tech Deck's first motorized skate ramp. It spins around at different speeds, and kids can use the momentum for their fingerboard tricks and flips. It also comes with a "thank you" fingerboard. Ages 6+

Kids can witness live chemical reactions happen right before their eyes with this Super Lab. When a 6-year-old drops a reactor pod into the center chamber, the Hydro plungers shoot water through the tubes and into the chamber to reveal one of 35 beaker creatures. When the reaction ends, he can extract his new beaker creature and start classifying it with the included classifying cards. Ages 5+

It's a game of reflexes: Players can choose to be either the student or the master. The student tries to take the coin from the master's hand without getting slapped — and the master tries to slap the student's hand before the coin is snatched. Both sides have to be quick: Whoever loses three times has to grab the base, which will give them an actual zap! Ages 6+

They'll work on balance and coordination when they push themselves along on this wooden ride-on toy. The wheels are rubberized, so they can use it indoors without damaging floors. Ages 1+

Start a sporty toddler off with soccer and basketball with one toy. The set lights up and makes sounds while also keeping track of the baskets and goal on a light-up scoreboard. Ages 1+

Fidget toys and sensory toys are more popular than ever, and this toy advent calendar delivers 24 days of hands-on fun, including pop fidget toys, cubes to spin, marbles to roll and toys to keep their hands busy. It'll give them some anxiety-free stimulation when they need it the most, during the busy holiday season. Ages 3+

Even on the coldest winter days, this bluetooth-enabled knit keeps them warm while they listen to music, podcasts, and audiobooks. Since it connects to their phone, they can also answer phone calls totally hands-free.

Line this projector up to any wall to turn a blank slate into 60" to 150" of pure entertainment. Now, they won't have to imagine what it's like to watch Yellowstone on the big screen.

If they can't visit the mall without stopping by Auntie Anne's pretzel stand for a fix, gift them this kit. It has everything they'll need to DIY their very own buttery pretzels topped with salt or cinnamon sugar at home.

John Deere fans will instantly recognize the green and yellow color scheme on this tractor, which toddlers can use alongside their favorite vehicles. But this one has a twist: It comes with a battery-operated toy drill that kids can use to take the tractor apart and put it together again, turning it into an early STEM toy. Ages 18 months+; 2 AA batteries required (not included)

Now they can bop to their hearts' content without a bounce house or a trampoline—building strong leg muscles and a sense of balance in the process. The menagerie can include a fox, bull, cow, dog, tiger, or zebra, and when it's not in use, the cover can come off and be washed. Ages 18 months+

This toy is intended to grow with a child: It starts off as a lay-flat item to use during tummy time, turns into a walker for kids taking their first steps, and then converts to either a grocery cart or stroller for older kids getting into pretend play. All in all, there are more than 40 play features, including buttons, spinners, lights, and songs. Good Housekeeping Institute parent testers liked how siblings could interact with the toy in different ways. Ages 6 months+

Just press the button and colorful balls pop out from the elephant's trunk, leaving toddlers free to run, chase the balls, and put them back in again. It'll help them get their energy out while working on their gross and fine motor coordination. It includes four easy-grasp balls and also plays six fun songs. Ages 9 months+

Six boxes of different sizes, six animal friends, yet so many ways to play. Kids can stack the different sized boxes vertically and match each animal to its preferred house. Or they can arrange them horizontally to make a village for imaginary play. When that's done, they can use the animals as finger puppets, practice counting the boxes and animals, use the boxes to make other structures—and knock them down again. Ages 1+

Toddlers can experiment with tempo, rhythm and sounds by playing the piano keys or using the knobs and buttons to add effects to backing songs. They can even use the record to make scratching noises. Ages 1+

With nearly 20,000 reviews on Amazon, this beautiful gold-plated necklace comes in the traditional color for a 20-year anniversary and has a minimalist style that will match most outfits. It comes on a 15-inch chain with a two-inch extender, so she can adjust to her ideal length.

Pay homage to your sacred union with this crystal statue that's shaped like a cross. Amazon reviewers describe it as a "blessing," and say it's beautiful and well-packaged.

If you love them to the moon and back, why not show them with this unique lamp? It's touch-sensitive for easy shut-off and features adorable figurines embracing under a full moon.

These cereal bowls come in a set of six and have a funky Art Deco theme that'll brighten up any kitchen. "I love these bowls. They are the perfect depth and roundness for cereal or soup. Popping them into the microwave, they don’t get hot. They clean effortlessly. Last but not least, the colors are so vibrant. I love that they are not matchy-matchy," one Amazon reviewer wrote.

Practical and meaningful? You can't go wrong with this set of porcelain serving bowls, complete with handles for easy carrying. They come in a set of three and are dishwasher- and microwave-safe!

Give them not just one, but two gifts with this porcelain tea mug that includes an infuser. Insulated to keep their drink warm, their tea can be infused within five minutes.

Give a nod to the traditional 20th anniversary symbol—china—with this decorative plate, engraved with a sweet message in 24K gold foil. It's also handcrafted for an extra special touch.

For kids who always need to do something with their hands, Crazy Aaron's gives them a compound they can stretch, smush, twirl, bounce, tear, and shape to their heart's content. Users like this one because the color changes depending on the angle of the light. One shopper wrote, "The colors shimmer and change and seem to stay brilliant not matter how much I squish and twirl it." Ages 3+

They can get a feel for 3D printing with this pen, which melts a special plastic filament that they can layer to make shapes in three dimensions. This comes with the pen, which has controls that let users adjust the speed of the flow, plus three colors of filament. If they like it, you can also get them more colors or a mat and pad set that help them design and make different geometric shapes.

Bring the nighttime sky indoors with this projector, which blasts HD images of stars, planets, nebula, moons, and more onto his ceiling and rotates them 360 degrees. There are 24 HD space images that make more than 50 different image combinations. There's also an automatic shut-off timer if he wants to use it as a nightlight, per the brand. Ages 8+

This race car, a one-time winner of a Good Housekeeping Toy Award, gives new meaning to the phrase "you drive me up the wall." Kids can use a laser pointer to guide it, and it'll drive on the floor, up walls and even on the ceiling! It comes in red or in blue. Ages 8+

This present combines platinum (a modern idea for 20-year anniversaries) with a rose (an iconic symbol of love) for a fantastic double decade gift. Hand-dipped in platinum, the flower measures 12 inches in length and is sure to be an instant keepsake.

Let her know you still do with this cute ceramic jewelry tray. It measures 4 x 4 inches and has a beautiful minimalist design she's sure to love. One Amazon reviewer said, "Great quality. Packaged nicely!! I bought it as a gift, but I love it so much, I might not be able to give it away!"

This Gongfu tea set comes with one rotatable teapot, four teacups and one tea tray — everything they'll need for family tea. All they have to do is hold the handle and spin it to make delicious-tasting tea. They won't even have to take the strainer out!

If the LEGO fan in your life doesn't quite have the touch for maintaining actual plants, this LEGO version of a gorgeous Bonsai tree might be the best way to add a little greenery to their home. The set comes with both green leaves and pink blossoms so they can switch up the blooms depending on the season. No sunlight or water required. Ages 18+

With 1,685 pieces, including details inspired by the real architectural like the torch and detailed pedestal, this set is a great addition to anyone's home who loves travel, architecture or design. Even seasoned LEGO testers noted the impressive sculpting for this updated Statue of Liberty set. Ages 16+

They don't need to use The Force to complete this 7,541-piece set — just a lot of time (and patience). But if they complete it, the Star Wars fan in your life will be rewarded with a ship that looks just like the real thing. Inside, there are tons of features to delight fans, including a holographic Dejarik area, a combat training helmet, a cockpit and an engineering station with a rotating seat, and 1o minifigures to keep the whole thing running. Testers say that the final version has a huge "Wow" factor. To turn it into a family affair, there's also a smaller Millennium Falcon set for $85. Ages 16+

They won't know just how much they need this gift... until they do. Each tin comes with one pair of disposable underpants that fit most adults. For a real gag, buy them three or more to stash in their office, car, gym bag and more.

Coddies fish flip-flops have been all over social media. They come in ten colors, fit everyone in the family and have over 9,000 five-star ratings on Amazon. One reviewer writes, "I bought this as a gag gift for my brother. Sister in law ended up loving them so much she wore them everywhere all summer long."

The next time they want to diss their friend or partner (lovingly, of course), they can turn to this poster with burns inspired by one of literature's most influential wordsmiths. Find insults straight from Shakespeare's work, such as "stuffed cloak-bag of guts."

Looking for a set to please Mando fans? This is the way. It includes the Mandalorian with his helmet and weapons, along with Grogu in his adorable hoverpram. Plus, each character comes with their own display plates. With less than 300 pieces, it's a quick, fun build, too.

There are so many little details in this set that bring the fantasy world of The Lord of the Rings into the real world, from the individual ceiling tiles to the statuary that stands guard around the tower. Even the artwork that hangs in the hall details memorable moments from the epic saga — and are great Easter eggs for fans. There's an armory, a gazebo, a forge, the formidable Council of Elrod and 15 minifigures (which is a good thing, because we all know 13 is bad luck). Ages 18+

World travelers will love this mini-Taj Mahal. This collectible set includes authentic details of the real Taj Mahal, including the main dome and four minarets. It also features a removable central chamber that lets you view the crypt below with tombs of Mumtaz and Shah Jahan. The step-by-step directions are easy enough to follow that even beginners can join in on the fun. Rachel Rothman, former Chief Technologist for the Good Housekeeping Institute, noted having seen the real thing, she was blown away by the tremendous detail of the set.

For those who use their LEGO building time to relax, this set is great for getting in the zone — builders can scan a QR code to get access to a soundtrack that's tailor-made to listen to while putting this set together. When it's finished, it can be hung on a wall as a unique piece of 3D art.

They can unwind after a long day at the office by building the set of the Dunder Mifflin's office. It includes 15 The Office LEGO minifigures, 12 of which have two different facial expressions on either side of their heads. Testers noted how impressed they were with the classic details like Jim's teapot and Pam's engagement ring and an authentic reception, desk area and conference room. Plus, they can even display Michael Scott's office all on its own, since it's easy to slide out and remove from the rest of the set. And for the truly TV obsessed, there are also LEGO sets to re-create the apartment from Friends or the set of Seinfeld.

Serious gamers (or those who remember playing Super Mario in the '80s) will immediately recognize this nostalgic game console. Relive the nostalgia with this 2,646-piece set that lets fans build a game cartridge, life-size controller, retro TV and console. Don't forget to adjust the TV antenna!

Turn his joy into creativity with this make-your-own video game set that'll teach him how to program and play his own 8-bit game creations. You can also enjoy the retro classics you played as a kid!

Your kid's room is probably loaded with tech, but this affordable magnifier is the last piece of the puzzle. He can watch his favorite YouTubers and play TV shows, movies and live sports on a 16-inch screen instead of just on his phone's 6- or 7-inch inch display.

Who it's for: Those who enjoy wine

Who it's for: The trip planner

Amp up date night with a dice set that'll tell you both exactly what to do. It can help you pick what to eat, what genre of movie to watch and um... more. With over 200 possible combinations, you're bound to stay busy for a while.

Who it's for: The wife who appreciates breakfast in bed

Scoop water from the lower table and pour it into the upper tier to watch the water fall down like rain. The rainfall adds a sound component to the sensory experience of water play and it's also a cool visual. There's plenty of cause and effect to learn, too, as the cascading water sets off a pinwheel or fills the bucket until it tips.

He'll be the life of the party with this rad retro boombox. It's got an FM radio in case he wants to go real old school with some static between songs, is rechargeable, and the LED lights dance to his music … even if he’s too embarrassed to do the same.