The best Harry Potter toys and gifts for your little witch or wizard

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by Samantha Ball |
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There's no denying that Harry Potter toys and gifts are some of the most magical out there and rightly so. The wizarding world of Harry Potter has been loved by both children and adults alike for years, and it doesn't seem to be stopping for any time soon.

So why not celebrate yours or even your little ones love for Harry Potter with the best Harry Potter toys and gifts?

Best Harry Potter toys and gifts at a glance

Whether you've given your child a Harry Potter baby name or dub yourself a Hufflepuff, Gryffindor, Ravenclaw or Slytherin, here at Mother&Baby we've found the perfect Harry Potter toys and gifts for you to buy.

The best Harry Potter gifts

Best Harry Potter toy for newborns

Dobby Soft Toy and Comfort Blanket bundleVery

The first newborn Harry Potter snuggles are now available to buy, and what cuter gift that a Dobby Soft Toy and Comfort Blanket bundle? They're suitable to use from birth and are incredibly soft to snuggle!

Best audiobook Harry Potter gift

Harry Potter Yoto Cards: The Complete CollectionYoto
Price: £164.99 (was £185.92)

uk.yotoplay.com

If you haven't already got a Yoto player for your little one, now is the best time to invest as Yoto have launched the complete collection of the Harry Potter series as an audiobook for kids! Each Harry Potter Yoto card is also a work of art, featuring beautiful illustrations that are inspired by iconic scenes from the book.

Best backpack Harry Potter gift

Personalised Harry Potter BackpackMy 1st Years

Suitable for children aged three and over, the Personalised Harry Potter Backpack is a perfectly practical design. It's a midnight navy shade that also features panels of faux-leather and canvas. It has the four houses at the bottom of the bag, and you can personalise with a name.

Best Harry Potter gift for expecting parents

Featuring 24 cards, the Harry Potter Baby Milestone Cards feature monthly milestones, and even the iconic 9 and 3/4 card. It makes the perfect gift for Harry Potter fans who are expecting their little bundle of joy.

Best Harry Potter toy wand

Harry Potter Lumos WandAmazon
Price: £22.80

The hand painted Harry Potter Lumos Wand can really bring the magic of Harry Potter to life if you download the WOW! Stuff Light app. You can capture stunning light pictures where your little one writes or draws stuff in the air with the wand, and csave and share them with friends.

Best Harry Potter Oodie gift

Harry Potter Gryffindor OodieOodie
Price: £22.50 (was £45)

theoodie.co.uk

Cosy and perfect for a Gryffindor! The Harry Potter Gryffindor Oodie is the cosiest, wearable blanket that's ideal for ages from seven up to 13 years old. It features a large, oversized pocket at the front and a fleecy hood too.

Best Harry Potter LEGO toy

Dobby the House Elf LEGO FigureMother&Baby / Samantha
Price: £16.99 (was £24.99)

www.very.co.uk

This is perfect for a little Harry Potter and LEGO fan! It was easy to build for a child but there was some support needed on some tricky steps. It's cool that you can swap out the book for the cake too so it changes up how Dobby looks.

Best Harry Potter Squishmallow toy

Harry Potter SquishmallowVery

This 8-inch ultra plushy Harry Potter Squishmallow will be sure to become a firm favourite! Featuring Harry Potter's iconic scar at the top of the Squishmallow, you can also collect other character favourites, including Hedwig, Hermione and Ron.

Samantha Ball is a Features & Reviews Editor for Mother&Baby, having written for the brand since 2018. She's a mum of two and loves browsing for the best and current trending products for little ones and for cute seasonal outfits.

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