Holiday Gifts That Celebrate Latino Culture

By Celia Shatzman from Parents Latina
October 25, 2016
Still digging around for the perfect present for your little one? We’ve got you covered with toys that connect them to your culture.
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Goooooooal!

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Encourage a future fútbol champ with this teething ring. Little Sport Star Activity Ball, birth+, $9.

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Color Your World

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Forget basic beige—this set of 24 crayons lets kids draw stick figures of all ethnicities. People Colors Crayons, ages 3–11, $7.

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Best Dressed

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Adventure awaits as your little one dons the royal garb of Disney’s very first Latina princess. Disney Elena of Avalor Dress, ages 3+, $20.

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Monster Mash

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Handcrafted in Honduras, these wooden blocks have hidden magnets that let kids create pals of their own designs. Zip Zap Sticky Monster, ages 1+, $40.

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Sounding Board

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This tablet is equipped with more than 30 keys for learning numbers, words, and nursery rhymes in Spanish. Smart Play Pad, ages 2+, $20.

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Flamenco Fun

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Olé! These fishy castanets will inspire plenty of clapping and toe-tapping. Fish Castanet, ages 1+, $5. 

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Earth Day

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The world is their oyster as they learn to sing in español—and other languages too—with a spin of the globe. Fisher-Price Laugh & Learn Greetings Globe, ages 18–36 months,$30.

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Ring Master

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Sure to please any young wrestling fan, this caped luchador doll packs a punch. Ringside Pal, ages 3+, $15.

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Leaping Lizards

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Aspiring explorers can camp in the living room as they let their imagination loose in the Amazon. HABA Play Tent Expedition, ages 3+, $180.

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Light Bright

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More than 40 traceable images let kids write the alphabet while hanging out with Dora and her amiguitos. Dora the Explorer Trace & Learn Projector, ages 3+, $30.

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Head Strong

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These stylish calaveras will keep cabezas safe. Electra Graphic Helmet Sugarskulls, ages 5+, $70.

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