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Hip gifts for kids. Who's the coolest uncle or aunt? Only the kids can decide, but something from this page could tip the balance in your favor.

This 11" x 4" backpack includes a "play mat," one Hot Wheel car, and room for plenty more. details

Very cute, but raises an important question: if you're not old enough to walk, can you qualify among the walking undead? details
The Saturday morning cartoon of the Beatles during their heyday had cheap animation and un-Beatle voices, but isn't this just the cutest darned T-shirt? (The cartoon's I Am the Walrus is, as you might expect, a trip.) details

Tico the fairy teaches Princess Ruruna how to design a relational database, understand the entity-relationship model, use SQL, make it more efficient and secure... all as a manga comic book! details

These rugged, reusable, food-safe soldiers will make any plate of hors d'ouevres or children's meal look far more dramatic. details

Remember those Dyno label makers where you would turn a wheel to pick each letter and print raised words on a sticker? This is like that, but for gum instead of stickers! Three gum flavors available. details

People behind you will never know that you're watching them when you wear these shades that have built-in mirrors to see what's behind you. And, they look pretty cool even without their special powers. details

Who's the cutest little bad ass? Real pacifier complies with all relevant safety regulations. details

Squishing pennies under trains, licking batteries—there are all kinds of things that will teach kids about science and pushing the envelope. This book will show them how. details

Maybe you shouldn't get it—it's just too cute. It might help if you played some early Who really loud. details

Look like a strange reptile as you carry your books and other school necessities in this prehistoric-looking backpack. Adjustable padded shoulder straps with joining ladder strap and breathable pack pads provide comfort between the backpack and body; also includes two exterior zippered side pockets and an interior zippered pocket. details

Backpack version of a movie prop so cool that it has its own Wikipedia page. But remember the words of Dr. Peter Venkman: "Why worry? Each one of us is carrying an unlicensed nuclear accelerator on his back." details

"How to start a band, book gigs, and get rolling to rock stardom." Parts of the cover look goofy ("write a rad song") but if Joan Jett endorses it, we can't argue. details

When your child isn't in Batman mode, this terrycloth bathrobe will encourage a definite "Bruce Wayne relaxing at home" effect. details

Turns eating into a heavy construction project on a kid-sized scale. Each eating utensil is a little construction vehicle (Fork Lift Fork, Front Loader Spoon, Bulldozer Pusher), and the plate has little ramps, and it's all dishwasher safe. details

What a cute little bloodsucker! And if you want a cool Halloween costume for your baby that isn't a lot of trouble, this is perfect. details

You don't get to start work on pottery until you are a black belt. Available in men's, women's, and kid's sizes. And hoodies! details
Your little one can enter the Wu-Tang with RZA and his fabled crew with this 100% cotton romper. Probably the coolest baby outfit that we've ever, ever seen. details

3/4 size, also available in black, which may look cooler, but red Strats can look cool too. details

For a 6 - 12 month old baby to chill in. And what an excellent font. details

A is for Afro (on a fat white guy), J is for Jackalope, Q is for Quicksand... all the usual stuff, with excellent artwork on solid wooden blocks. details

Available in men's, women's, and kid's sizes. And hoodies! details

Awww! How cute is that! Suitable for posing as other classic rockers of Elvis's time as well. details

This must-have for the part-time badass is now available for kids! Grandma and grandpa will just flip out. details

Available in men's, women's, and kids' sizes—and as a hoodie! details
It's like training wheels for chopsticks, helping kids learn how to use them. Available in pink and red. details

1961 was truly the year of the Boodleheimer. Well, it should have been. "Now you have to sing it again or else you will turn into a bathtub." details

Makeup, special effects, lighting, props, marketing, promotion—how to do it all. details

Compilation from the series that included "Strange Stories for Strange Kids." Edited by Art Spiegelman, featuring Maurice Sendak, Jules Feiffer, David Sedaris, and more. Get it for your favorite strange kid. details

My, what big eyes you have! Vendor sez "Buy a bunch so you and your friends can act out your own anime and post it online, because that’s how it’s done." These would look great with a simple white racing helmet. details

Don't settle for regular unicorn bandages. Magical healing powers, unless you're allergic to latex. details

The enternal struggle between rock, paper, and scissors comes to a stalemate. Available in men's, women's, and kid's sizes. And hoodies! details

Make cupcakes that look like skulls, then follow the included recipe to add a frosting brain. Alas poor Yorick, you sure look tasty! details

Pull it by the string, the eyes move up and down; dial numbers on the colorful rotary phone... a classic. details

Tap the drums on the shirt's picture and hear them. Lay down a fat beat. Need proof? Watch the video. Also available in kid's sizes. details