We Tested Healthy Holiday Gifts for the Whole Family — Here Are Our Top 66 Picks

Gobble’s 15-minute meal kits make it easy for families to have dinner together, even on busy nights when kids have extracurricular activities and parents are exhausted. Unlike other meal kit services, Gobble provides meals that are fully prepped, so all you’re responsible for are the finishing touches.

“You can customize your protein in some dishes: For example, you can swap in plant-based chicken or upgrade from standard ground beef to Wagyu,” writer Mary Dennis wrote in her review of the subscription service earlier this year. “It also offers prepared meals, salads, sides, soups, breakfasts, and desserts.”

The CraveBox Healthy Snack Box includes 55 shelf-stable snacks that are healthier for snackers. We love the variety of snacks in this box, which includes Mott’s fruit snacks, Annie’s cheddar bunnies, and veggie straws. Because CraveBox offers a wide variety of boxes, there’s bound to be a great option for small and large families alike. We love that CraveBox offers themed packages, including healthy, classic, and Christmas packages. There are also birthday packages and Halloween packages, for showing your loved ones that you care beyond the holiday season.

The Ototo Kitty Cut Pizza Cutter Wheel is paw-sitively perfect for the pizza lovers in your life. This is a fun pizza cutter that features a black cat handle and a mouse on the rolling blade. We think this would be a great gift to combine with a pizza stone or cookbook for a family who loves to cook together.

“This is a cute, fun pizza cutter that makes pizza night just a little more fun in our home,” Scully said. “My son definitely loves it when we bring it out.”

Make mealtime fun for the dog lovers in your life with Pastabilities Dog Lovers Pasta. Each piece of pasta is shaped like a paw print or bone and is made with all-natural ingredients, including enriched durum wheat flour, tomato powder, and beet powder. Pastabilities pastas are available in a variety of themes, including Princess Pasta, Baseball Pasta, and Reindeer Pasta. 

“I think these would be a good stocking filler or item to throw in a gift package for someone with kids or who loves making pasta,” says Scully, noting that the festive versions would be a great addition to a holiday-themed dinner. We think these nutritious little pasta shapes are a fun, thoughtful gift for families who love to cook, or for families with little ones who are being introduced to new foods.

Free2b’s treats are free of the 10 most common allergens, making them the perfect stocking stuffers for families who need to practice extra care around the foods they eat. This trial pack contains four serving-sized packs of chocolate cups, including two delicious flavors of Free2b’s signature Sun Cups (milk chocolate and dark chocolate), which are filled with allergy-friendly sunflower butter. This bundle also includes their mint chocolate cups and sea salt caramel chocolate cups. “These are truly, truly delicious,” says writer Jana Pollack. “I love that they are free of so many allergens (not just nuts but dairy, egg, gluten, soy, and sesame) while being so genuinely good.”

Give the gift of fresh baked bread this Christmas. WildGrain is a subscription service featuring fresh baked bread, pastries, and other baked goodies that are delivered on a monthly basis. Subscriptions begin at $99 for six items. Some of our favorite options include the pumpkin English muffins, sourdough rosemary garlic loaf, and the gluten-free, slow-fermented bagels. 

“I grew up in France, so good bread was just part of every single meal we had,” says Scully. “This subscription goes a long way toward bridging that gap for me. I could get frozen loaves to cook right before dinner, and they were incredible, as well as get pastries like croissants for breakfast, scones, seasonal cider donuts, fresh pastas, and even essentials like butter, pasta sauce, and more.”

I’m the Chef Too! Kids’ Baking Subscriptions are monthly baking kits that include everything an aspiring baker needs to prep fun sweets and treats. These kits can be purchased on a month-by-month basis, or in bundles of 3, 6, or 12 months for a lower per-box rate. Many of the boxes are seasonally themed, with recipes like Snow Globe Cupcakes and Turkey Pudding Pies. We love that each cooking kit has a STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) education tie-in for learning while you bake.

“They send you everything you need, minus things like eggs,” Scully says. “This makes it so easy for me to actually sit down and make time to do this with [my son] because I don’t have to go out and buy a bunch of ingredients.”

Whether you’re making chocolate chip cookies or roasting veggies for a healthy dinner, this baking mat and sheet pan set adds a little fun to cooking and baking. “The bakeware pans are thick and sturdy,” says Scully. “My favorite part of this set is the Ratatouille baking mat. I am always running out of parchment paper when baking, and this helps eliminate that need. They clean easily, they hold up well, and my son loves them.” This set includes a large and small baking sheet, as well as two Ratatouille-themed nonstick mats, so you can skip parchment paper for a more sustainable option.

We are big fans of the Culligan with ZeroWater Technology 10-Cup Pitcher because it’s a convenient way to keep water filtered and cold without taking up a ton of valuable shelf space in the fridge. “This is an aesthetically pleasing water filter pitcher that monitors the water in real time, so you always know if it’s time to change your filter,” says editor Nicole Bonaccorso. “This gives you great peace of mind about the safety of the water you’re drinking.”

Admittedly, the 10-cup pitcher may be too small for bigger families, but it’s also available in 12-, 22-, 32-, and 40-cup sizes.

Families with multiple kids know that most air fryers don’t have the capacity to cook for everyone all at once. Not so here. We love the Pampered Chef Deluxe Air Fryer because it’s both a toaster oven and an air fryer — and it has plenty of room for food for the whole family. This small appliance has two shelves for air-frying, along with a toaster oven shelf. Since the trays are dishwasher safe and the crumb tray can be removed, cleanup is quick and easy after family dinner.

“I liked that you could cook different types of food at different temps and times, and have them done at the same time,” says writer Raki Swanson. “I like that the top oven has its own door, the bottom has its own door, and you can open them together or individually.”

For families who are navigating food allergies, the time spent planning and cooking food can be overwhelming. This gift removes some of the stress and helps introduce new recipes to those who feel like their cooking is limited by allergies. Pure Delicious features 150 recipes that are free of top allergens, including tasty entrées and treats for hosting friends and family.

“The recipes are all free of dairy, gluten, shellfish, peanuts, eggs, and tree nuts,” says Pollack. “The book feels hefty and the photos are beautiful, which makes it feel giftable.”

The Cuisinart FastFreeze Ice Cream Maker makes a homemade, frozen treat super convenient when your sweet tooth is calling. This is a small kitchen appliance, so it is perfect for families who live in apartments or have smaller kitchens. It can make ice cream, sorbet, slushies, and milkshakes, and it can work with a wide variety of ingredients and dietary restrictions too.

“I’ve thought about making my own ice cream at home, but with a small kitchen, I just didn’t have the cabinet space,” says Scully. “This solves that problem — and also means you don’t make too much ice cream at once. My son also liked that it made ice cream much faster than other ice cream makers we’ve tried — and the dessert cups it comes with are easy to store in my relatively small fridge.”

“Caraway’s 12-piece set is quite complete and should cover the needs of most home cooks,” says editor Katie Tuttle, who tested this set. “While all the pieces performed well, I found myself reaching for the 8-inch mini fry pan, the Dutch oven, and the 10.5-inch ceramic coating fry pan the most.”

This cute cakelet pan is ideal for baking during the holiday season. Even with all the grooves and ridges in these intricate designs, we found this nonstick pan to be easy to use. Perfect for cupcakes, coffee cakes, and even donut recipes, we love this as a seasonal gift for a family who loves to bake.

“Because I have had friends who have struggled to get elaborate holiday cakes or cookies out of pans like this, I’ve always been skeptical,” says Scully. “But these worked really great and came out of the pan very easily, with minimal oil. It’s also a lightweight pan but doesn’t feel flimsy.”

“I think the Croc Chop is such a fun, whimsical way to create a meal full of veggies,” says writer Sarah Garone, who tried this product. “It’s a unique kitchen tool that could be fun for the whole family.”

If your loved ones enjoy sparkling water, they’ll be thrilled to receive the Carbon8 Sparkling Water Maker this holiday season. They’ll be able to ditch aluminum can waste for good and enjoy a fizzy drink any time of day. But not only does this machine add carbonation to your water or flavored drink — it also removes chlorine and adds magnesium, potassium, and calcium, essential minerals for health. 

”You can make carbonated water with the push of a button,” says Swanson. “It is very narrow and tall, so it doesn’t take much room on your counter or bar area.”

The Kalorik Vivid Touch Toaster is an easy-to-use kitchen appliance with custom settings, so you can prepare your toast according to your exact preferences. This compact toaster features a touch screen, where users select from presets or customize both time and temp. We love the sleek design and we think it is a gift that would pair perfectly with the jam trio from Cliff Family, mentioned above.

“I like the wide slots for toasting other breads that are thicker, like bagels and English muffins,” says cooking and dining writer Amy Sowder, “and the touch screen with pictures and five levels of toasting is nice!”

During testing, we loved that this indoor searing grill was simple to use and easy to clean. The parts of the grill, minus some of the smoker elements, can be taken apart and put in the dishwasher after use. This is an electric grill that is compact enough to use on the kitchen counter and then stash in a cabinet between meals.

“When we cooked dinner with this grill, I thought it seared chicken well,” says nutrition writer Alexandra Ginos. ”I liked that you can adjust the temperature easily.”

Serious bakers know that sometimes it’s easier to get the measurements right when you have a kitchen scale handy. We love the Taylor USB Rechargeable Digital Kitchen Scale because you don’t have to fuss with batteries; just plug it in when it is running low on juice. The tray on this scale is dishwasher safe, so cleanup is simple. It has the capacity to handle up to 11 pounds.

“[This product is] simple to use,” says writer Caitlin Beale. “[It is] small enough that [it] won’t take up a ton of room in the kitchen, but still large enough to be functional for measuring food.”

This is the ultimate foodie gift. The Pizza Oven Discovery Bundle from Current includes the Model P Smart Pizza Oven on a cart for easy transportation, along with all the accessories necessary for your next outdoor pizza night (a pizza slicer, a perforated pizza peel, a cordierite pizza stone, a weather cover, and more). The oven heats up quickly and can be programmed as hot as 850 degrees F. You can control the temperature and cook time through the app, and make adjustments to cook specific types of pizza like wood fire, pan, and deep dish.

“I love that the pizza oven is smart. It makes it so much easier to know when your pizza is ready or the temps are right,” says Scully. “I also like that I can use this inside and outside — I can keep it on my patio all summer, then move the oven inside in the winter for family pizza nights all year round.”

Say “Meowy Christmas” with this festive feline puzzle. The Catmas Chaos Puzzle is a 500-piece jigsaw featuring cats in a chaotic frenzy of Christmas cheer. The puzzle pieces feature foil details that will catch lights in your house and sparkle along with your Christmas tree.

“This is a fun, whimsical holiday puzzle with cats and stockings and gifts,” says Scully. “It’s colorful, not too difficult, but not too easy either, and has foil for a little bit of holiday sparkle.”

While many Advent calendars are full of treats, the Meowy Christmas 12 Days of Puzzles is one big puzzle you put together by Christmas Eve. Each day you open a door with several pieces that build one section of a 500-piece puzzle. It’s a great way to challenge yourself as you count down to the big day.

“I’ve never seen a puzzle Advent calendar, but this is fun,” says Scully. “I like this as an adult Advent calendar-type gift. Plus, the cat theme is cute for any cat-lover in your life.”

We love these portable toys for taking to a dinner out or keeping fidgety fingers busy during a road trip. These magnetic toys are available as a pyramid or sphere and include 12 triangles or pentagons that snap together and pull apart. It is worth noting this is not a great gift for families with very young kids, as the pieces of this fidget toy are small enough to choke on or swallow.

“This is like a smaller, more portable version of Magna-Tiles,” says editor Olivia Campbell. “They really engaged my son for quite a while. It would be a good fidget toy for when it’s okay to make a bit of noise and have noticeable hand movements.”

The Nex Playground turns screentime into a chance to get the whole family moving. This console is a projector that connects to the family television. Using AI technology, the camera detects your movements for interactive exercise-based games. The Nex Playground comes with five games, and more can be added to the console at an extra cost, or you can purchase the Play Pass for unlimited access to games for 3 or 12 months.

“We absolutely love this little system,” says editor Ashley Ziegler, who tried it out with her family. “It gets my kids moving in a fun way. It’s great for any time, but especially on rainy days when we can’t get outside.”

“One of the best purchases I’ve made for my kiddos is a Pikler triangle,” says Bonaccorso. “We like to set up the whole thing like an obstacle course for our boys.” This set comes with a climbing triangle and a climbing arch, and you can connect the climbing ramp, which has handholds and footholds much like a rock wall. Flip that ramp over, and you’ve got a sliding board that connects to the triangle or the arch.

This Advent calendar is the perfect gift to encourage a love of reading as kids look ahead to the holiday season. Twelve different books are included in the calendar, and each book takes about five minutes to read. We love the Lilo & Stitch themed characters, but this gift is also available in a Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas version, Marvel’s Spidey and His Amazing Friends, and more.

“I’ve always been a big reader, as was my mother,” says Scully. “But I always worry that I won’t pass that same love of reading onto my son. Reading can be a great self-care habit, as well as highly educational — and as he’s entering first grade, I’m doing everything I can to keep his interest up in books, [and] this is a gift you’d give during the holidays to foster a love of reading and screen-free activities.”

Sometimes the simple gifts are the most meaningful. We love a puzzle as a family gift that encourages connection and learning. The Large as Life Red Panda Puzzle is three feet wide and color coded to make sorting pieces easier for younger kids. The pieces are large enough that very young kids can handle them without much help from their parents, but it is a puzzle that can grow with older kids.

“On the back of the puzzle are animal facts, which will help this puzzle remain interesting to my son even as he grows up,” Scully says. “The puzzle also comes with a fact sheet about the animal.”

You’ve heard of paint-by-number, but have you ever painted an edible Santa Claus? Bissinger sells this adorable and delicious chocolate Santa along with four different colors of paintable chocolate and two paint brushes. We love this as a gift for Advent or an activity to break out on Christmas Eve.

“You do have to melt the chocolate paint, but that’s fairly easy if you’re used to working with chocolate and baking,” says Scully. “My son really had fun, but eventually got a little bored and wanted to jump to eating ... which we did and the chocolate was really delicious.”

Encourage pretend play with these dinosaur-themed sensory toys from Meemzy Magic. This kit includes small, wooden dinosaurs, molding dough, and kinetic sand. It also contains loose parts like sea shells, wood rounds, pipe cleaners, mushroom crystals, and more.

“I like that this comes in a nice storage box that everything fits in,” says Scully. “The items themselves are also very nice. On the whole, my son had a lot of fun making little scenes for himself for the toys to play with.”

Families with newborns and toddlers will adore this darling night-light for a little one’s room. We love the soft light the Hatch Baby provides, illuminating the room just enough for night feedings or potty breaks, without disrupting good dreams. The Hatch Baby also functions as a sound machine, playing calming sounds while little ones drift off to sleep.

“These are just great quality sound machines, and this model comes with extra sleep guidance, which is good for new parents,” says mental health writer Julia Childs Heyl. “Plus, the design is really cute.

Your littlest loved ones will sleep in heavenly peace on the Nectar Classic Hybrid Twin Mattress. This mattress is great for growing kids, because the inner coil layer offers plenty of support but is paired with soft foam that improves comfort and pressure relief. This mattress has great temperature management because the coils improve breathability. Plus, Nectar offers a 365-night home trial to ensure it is a good fit for the sleeper.

“There’s good support throughout most of the mattress, including the edge, so you’re less likely to roll off or sink in when you’re near the edge,” says Scully. “Best of all, I can tell this mattress has better air flow than my son’s prior mattress. He used to wake up drenched in sweat in his room, especially on the side [that was] face down on the mattress — here, he woke up without any sweat, and we haven’t changed the temperature in his room or the bedding.”

Good dental habits don’t have to be a bore. This electric toothbrush set from Brusheez is an adorable gift for families with kids who are ready to learn to care for their own teeth. The set includes an electric brush, a replacement for the head attachment, and adorable brush cover, mouth rinsing cup, and a timer. It is available in a number of fun designs, including a dinosaur, llama, elephant, or giraffe.

“The toothbrush itself is electric, but it is very gentle, so my son didn’t mind using it,” says Scully. “My son loved that he got to try out the red dino. If you’re looking for an electric toothbrush for your kid, this is a pretty good option.”

Do you know a bird-obsessed family? If so, this smart bird feeder with triple-lens cameras is a great gift this holiday season. The Birdfy Feed 2 Duo captures visiting birds from multiple angles and has exceptional focus to provide the clearest shots. Using AI-technology, it can also identify more than 6,000 species of birds, so your loved ones can learn more about the feathered friends visiting their backyard.

“It helps you identify the birds too. You don’t have to study or be a bird expert,” says Scully. “It will also start to give you hints as it learns about the birds that come to it and will tell you if, for example, a chickadee tends to visit your feeder in the early afternoon.”

Shooting hoops after dinner just went high-tech. The Spalding TF-DNA Smart Basketball provides precise feedback in real time through a Bluetooth-connected application. “The app tracks the release angle, spin rate of the ball when it is shot, and the arc of the ball,” Swanson says. “It also tracks release time, distance from the hoop, and the made or missed rate. The amount of data that is collected is truly amazing.” We think that this is a great gift for families who love basketball and athletes who want to improve their performance.

Liforme mats are high-end yoga mats, and might be priced too high for beginners. However, our testing experience showed them to be high-quality and durable, making them a great option for someone with a regular yoga practice. “If you or your family does a lot of yoga, this one is built to last,” says Scully.

Dribble, kick, and score with this smart training tool for soccer-loving families. The Soccer Bot uses sensor technology to help improve footwork and speed, while making learning fun. We love that the challenges provided by the ball are customizable, and skills practice can be changed based on the level of the player behind the ball.

“The set comes with a ball, four smart disks, and a bot, which looks a bit like a baseball diamond or mini cone, and can track your child as they kick, dribble, and control the ball,” says Scully. “It will keep score as they score and has three speed settings to help your child work on their footwork and ball control as they practice keeping the ball away from the little robot that scoots around the floor after the ball with them.”

“The DoubleNest hammock is colorful, spacious, and feels durable and sturdy when you sit or lay in it,” says Scully. This easy-to-transport hammock collapses down very small and can be paired with a hammock stand if you don’t have trees in your yard. It’s incredibly durable and comes with carabiners designed with safety and stability in mind.

“It was big enough to fit me and my 6-year-old son when we sat — and very relaxing on its own,” says Scully. “This is going to be something I bring with me on trips for years to come.”

The Priority Coast is a bicycle for casual adult riders designed for use on the coast. Priority uses rust-resistant paint for durability, and this bike stands up against salt, sand, and water. The Priority Coast is available as a one-, three-, or seven-speed bicycle. There is a vintage feel to the design, and it is available in white, mint, and sky blue. During testing, we found these bikes were comfortable to ride.

“Both bikes were shipped to my house in such a way that I did have to put them together, but it didn’t take long,” Scully said. “I could have also chosen to have them shipped to a local bike shop too, if I wanted help getting them put together. They also don’t seem to require a lot of maintenance.”

The Bark Smartwatch puts the controls in the parents’ hands and alerts them if there is anything to be concerned about in their kids’ texts. It’s also enabled for GPS monitoring, which means parents know where their kids are at all times. “The Bark would be good for a kid’s first entry into technology, before getting a phone,” editor Olivia Campbell says. “It’s great for kids who like to run around the neighborhood, so you can keep track of where they are, and they can text if they need help.”

This digital calendar is the ultimate organizer for busy families who could use a little extra help managing their schedules. There is a lot to love about this calendar — it easily syncs up to the calendars on your phone, so you don’t have to manually add events to the wall unit. You can also send events from school and extracurriculars to an email address that will import the info to the calendar for you. 

“I have to admit, I had my doubts about this,” says Scully. “Boy, was I wrong!” She says that users can each be assigned a specific color, so that it’s easy to see who is doing what. “Plus, it’s more than just a calendar,” she says. “You can also assign chores and set up routines, then assign your kids ‘points’ that can be cashed in when they’ve completed their chores or routine.”

When it comes to screen-free entertainment, Tonieboxes are hard to beat! This audio storytelling device pairs with figurines to tell your kiddo’s favorite stories or play their favorite songs. We love that Tonieboxes promote independence, since most children will be able to stop and start the stories on their own. The Toniebox 2 has many of the same features as the original Toniebox, but now children also have the option to play screen-free games and puzzles on their Toniebox when they’re interested in more interactive play.

“They also made the top more durable, and the ring light is a nice touch,” says Scully. “It works as a night-light and a sunrise alarm, which is great for setting routines and makes the Toniebox more versatile. My son also just likes the rainbow light in general. It is also just a little sleeker.”

“My kids love their Tonieboxes,” says Bonaccorso. And her kids aren’t alone. Tonieboxes are a popular audio player for toddlers. If you’ve already got one for your kiddos, consider adding on to their audio collection with Creative-Tonie, a DIY Tonie that allows you to record up to 90 minutes of your favorite audio media. “I love that I was able to create recordings for [my kids] to play whenever they want,” notes Bonaccorso. A Creative-Tonie is a great stocking stuffer or stand-alone gift for families who already own a Toniebox and would be excited to customize their Tonie library.

The Xplora X6Play Kids Smart Watch is a kid-friendly device parents will love. This watch has limited capabilities, so it’s great for a younger child who needs to stay in touch with their parents during the day. Wearers can call or message approved contacts, and parents can keep an eye on their child’s movements with GPS tracking. This watch also features safety zones and alerts parents when their child moves outside of the customizable parameters. The watch comes with both a pink and green faceplate, so your child can choose the one they like the most. 

“I like that the watch has an SOS button in case of emergencies, and there is a school mode to limit interruptions,” says writer Ysolt Usigan, who tested this out with her daughter. “The watch can also track her steps, like other grown-up devices do, which is fun for her to see.”

We love this phone as a gift for teens who are ready for a phone with more capabilities, as well as parents who appreciate the safety of being able to monitor their kids’ tech use. Pinwheel is a great starter phone, as it lets parents keep an eye on their kids’ phone usage throughout the day, with the ability to add and remove apps based on their comfort level. The caregiver portal enables parents to schedule their kid’s phone time, setting schedules for emergency use only or full use.

“I love that you can manage most of the phone’s settings and apps from the Pinwheel Caregiver app on your personal phone,” says writer Lindsay Modglin. “You can also track the phone’s location through the app. Plus, image permissions can be turned on and off based on the contact.”

The PackIt Freezable Lunch and Snack Bag is equipped with EcoFreeze lining, allowing parents to ditch the ice packs altogether. Instead, you can pop the entire bag in the freezer the night before and feel confident that your child’s lunch will stay cold all day at school. We love that PackIt Freezable Lunch and Snack Bags are available in fun patterns, including dinos, rainbows, and sharks.

“Every family with kids needs these,” says Scully. “My son loves fruit: berries, strawberries, raspberries, kiwis, etc. But these things just do not travel great to school ... and I can’t tell you the number of times [my son has] come home with raspberry soup and warm strawberry mush [left over in his lunchbox]. These lunchboxes and snack boxes help a lot.”

The Marshmallow Bear Warmies is a microwaveable stuffed animal that provides a soft snuggle on cold winter nights or soothing warmth for pain relief. It’s filled with lavender and natural grains, and weighted to provide a stress-relieving experience. ”It may seem like it’s for kids, but honestly, it’s one of my favorite self-care items to this day,” says Scully. ”It’s heatable and freezable, and because they come in plushy form, they kind of snuggle next to whatever you need it to.”

Warmies are available in a number of styles, including seasonal and holiday themes.

We love the throw blankets from Biquette, because they feature designs by artists and feel truly unique. Bright colors and abstract shapes define the artwork by Amber Vittoria on the Easy Breezy Throw Blanket. It’s made from 100 percent Egyptian cotton, so it’s both warm and soft against the skin.

“It is warm enough to keep you warm while you watch a movie,” says Scully. “It has quickly become my favorite blanket in the living room. It’s also pretty enough to keep out all year long.”

During testing, these pajamas stood out because they are silky soft, and we think they’d make a great gift for kids with sensory sensitivities. This two-piece set is made of bamboo and is available in a darling holiday print as well as cars and trucks, unicorns, dogs, and more. These pajamas have great stretch and fit close to the skin. We love the affordability of this set, and we found them to be cheaper than many of the brands selling holiday-themed pajamas in natural fibers.

“These are buttery soft to the touch and the patterns are super cute,” says Bonaccorso. “I love that these are made of bamboo, and not plastic, polyester, or anything unnatural. This would make a cute holiday gift!”

Each card takes no more than 10 minutes to complete, so these are perfect for dinnertime, bedtime, and car rides. We love that the Bright Littles Convo Cards are a screen-free way for families to connect and build emotional intelligence and learning into their everyday lives.

We love these pajamas for their comfort — they’re extra stretchy, super soft, and tagless — as well as for their fun holiday patterns, available in a wide range of sizes. “The fabric is very soft, smooth, and lightweight,” says Usigan. “They fit snugly on my 6-year-old, which will help her feel cozy at bedtime so she can sleep better.”