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Ramadan Gifts for Kids and Families
Around four o'clock on the third day of fasting, the house goes quiet in a worrying way. The little ones are bored, the older ones are hungry and iftar still feels a long way off. Most of this collection was chosen for that stretch of the afternoon, and our wider Ramadan range covers the house itself.
Ramadan Activities for Kids
The activity case holds thirty activities, roughly one a day if you ration them. The giant colouring banner stretches 1.4 metres across the floor and tends to pull in older siblings. The silicone placemat wipes clean, so it can be coloured at iftar and ready again tomorrow.
Ramadan Countdown Calendars
A calendar gives the month a shape children can follow. The card versions hide a treat behind every day, while the honeycomb and wooden mosque designs come back out each year to be refilled. There are more styles in our Ramadan calendars edit.
What Do You Give a Child Who Is Starting to Fast?
Something that marks the effort rather than the food. The fill your own star baubles come with gold numbers from one to thirty, so a parent can tuck a note or reward inside each one and hang them where they will be seen every evening.
Ramadan Gift Boxes for Grown Ups
Adults are easier. A tin of sixteen handmade chocolates is the usual thing to carry to an iftar invitation, and the 24 piece boxes suit a fuller table. If grandparents are spending Ramadan elsewhere in the UK, a treat box sent ahead says you are thinking of them. Our small hampers have more in that line.