12 Disney Gifts From Amazon I’m Ordering for My 5 Year Old
Shopping for a 5-year-old is a whole different ballgame than shopping for a toddler.
At this age, they know exactly what they love (in our house, that means princesses, Frozen, and a healthy dose of Bluey), and they’re ready for toys that are a little more hands-on, a little more grown-up, and still totally magical. I’ve been filling up my Amazon cart for the holidays, and these are the Disney gifts that made the cut for my 5-year-old this year.
Get This Portable Belle Playset
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First up is the Disney Store Official Princess Micro Toy Set – Beauty & the Beast, and I already know this one is going to be a hit. It comes with tiny micro figures of Belle and her horse Philippe, plus Belle’s cottage, and the whole thing folds up into a portable playset with a handle. That handle is the selling point for me — my 5-year-old loves bringing a toy along everywhere we go, and this is small enough to toss in the car for a road trip or carry into a restaurant without taking over the whole table. Belle is one of her favorite princesses, so this one was an easy add to the cart.
We Love This Mini Minnie Loungefly
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The Loungefly Minnie Mouse Checkered Texture Convertible Mini Backpack & Crossbody Bag is the perfect “first Loungefly” for a 5-year-old who has watched Mom carry hers through the parks. It converts from a mini backpack to a crossbody, so she can wear it whichever way she wants, and the classic Minnie design is one she won’t outgrow anytime soon. I’m picturing her carrying her own snacks and autograph book on our next Disney World trip, and honestly, it’s a pretty adorable mini-me moment.
Grab This Disney Game for Family Game Night
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Family game night is becoming a big thing in our house now that my daughter is old enough to actually follow the rules, which is why I’m grabbing the Ravensburger Eye Found It! World of Disney Card Game. It’s a Spot It!- style game designed for kids ages 3 to 8, so it hits that sweet spot where she can play on her own terms without me having to “let” her win every round. It’s quick to set up, it’s packed with Disney characters she’ll recognize, and it sneaks in some focus and matching skills while we’re at it. That’s a win-win for me.
Snag This Princess Book Set for Bedtime
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Bedtime stories are a non-negotiable at our house, so the Ultimate Princess Boxed Set of 12 Little Golden Books was a no-brainer. Twelve princess stories in one set means a whole lot of bedtimes covered, and the Little Golden Books are the perfect length for a 5-year-old’s attention span (and a tired parent). The boxed set also makes for a really nice gift to unwrap.
Try This Princess Handwriting Practice Set
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My 5-year-old is in that stage where she wants to write everything — her name, my name, the dog’s name — so the Skillmatics I Can Write – Disney Princess set feels like the perfect fit. These are reusable write-and-wipe mats that help kids practice their handwriting, and since they’re princess-themed, she won’t even realize she’s practicing. I love anything screen-free that keeps her busy at the kitchen table, and because the mats wipe clean, we can use them again and again as she gets more confident with her letters.
Add This Disney Quiz Game to Your Toniebox
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The Toniebox has been a favorite in our house, so I’m excited to add the Tonies Disney: Quiz Kingdom Tonieplay Game + Controller to her collection. It turns the Toniebox into an interactive Disney quiz game with its own controller, which feels like a fun next step for a 5-year-old who’s ready for more than just listening. It’s a great screen-free alternative to a video game, and I love that she can play it on her own. Just a heads-up: this one requires the Toniebox 2, so double-check which version you have before ordering.
Don’t Miss This Bluey Tonies 3-Pack
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The Tonies Bluey Audio Toy Figurine 3 Pack Set comes with Bluey, Bingo, and Muffin, and together they hold 136 minutes of Bluey stories. That’s a lot of entertainment for car rides, quiet time, and winding down before bed. My daughter loves collecting the little Tonie figurines almost as much as she loves listening to them, so this 3-pack is going to be a big hit.
Pick Up This Frozen Little People Playset
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Frozen fever is still going strong in our house, and the Fisher-Price Little People Disney Frozen Arendelle Adventures Playset is one I know she’ll play with for hours. It comes with Anna, Elsa, Olaf, and Kristoff figures, so she’s got the whole crew ready to act out her favorite scenes (and make up a few of her own). Little People toys are chunky and durable, which matters when you’re dealing with a 5-year-old who isn’t exactly gentle with her toys.
Pack This Frozen Busy Book for Trips
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Speaking of Frozen, the Disney Frozen 2 My Busy Books set is another one I’m grabbing because it combines two of her favorite things: stories and figurines. It includes a storybook, 10 figurines, and a playmat, so she can read the story and then play it out right there. I love that it’s compact enough to bring along on trips, and it’s the perfect quiet-time activity for days when she needs to settle down.
Build This Cinderella LEGO Castle Together
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My 5-year-old has officially caught the LEGO bug, so the LEGO Disney Princess Cinderella Animal Friends Castle is going straight into the cart. It’s designed for ages 4 and up with 149 pieces, which is the perfect size for a kid who wants to build something real but isn’t ready for a massive set. It includes a Cinderella figure, and once the castle is built, it turns into a playset she can use for pretend play. Building it together is going to be a fun little project for the two of us, too.
Stuff Stockings With These Princess Cutie Cuffs
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I’m also grabbing a couple of the Disney Princess Elegant Edition Cutie Cuffs Series 2 as stocking stuffers. These are mystery plush slap bracelets, and there are 8 characters to collect, including Ariel, Belle, Pocahontas, and Cinderella. The mystery element is half the fun for a 5-year-old, and she can wear them as a bracelet or play with them like a little plush. They’re small, sweet, and the kind of thing she’ll want to trade and collect with friends.
Wrap Up These Cozy Anna and Elsa Slippers
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Last but not least, I’m wrapping up a pair of the Disney Anna and Elsa Sherpa Scuff Slippers because, let’s be honest, every 5-year-old needs cozy slippers for chilly winter mornings. These feature Anna and Elsa, so they’re a perfect match for her Frozen obsession, and the soft sherpa makes them feel extra snuggly. The scuff style is easy to slip on and off by herself, which is a big deal at this age when she wants to do everything on her own.
Finding Disney gifts that are fun, age-appropriate, and actually get played with after the holidays isn’t always easy, but I feel really good about this list for my 5-year-old. Amazon makes it easy to get everything shipped right to your door before the big day. We’re always on the hunt for the latest and greatest Disney souvenirs and essentials, so don’t forget to stay tuned to the Disney Food Blog for more!
What Disney gifts are on your list for the kids in your life this year? Let us know in the comments!