10 Best Pokémon Gifts for Kids in the UK 2024

Kids will be able to pretend they're Pikachu every night with this cute and cosy official onesie. It's always useful to have an extra pair of pyjamas as kids go through them quickly, making this both a practical and a fun gift.

Made from a snug fleece that feels thick and good quality, it can either be worn as sleepwear or as a costume to use in pretend play. You're sure to get more daily use out of it than most toys or games! There are sizes available from 4-14 years too, so you can find something that fits your child perfectly. 

This book with colourful illustrations is ideal for kids with a reading age of 7-10 years. It's the revised edition, so it has all the states and information of 800 characters with 64 new pages dedicated to sun and moon Pokémon.

Gifting your child a book about their favourite characters can inspire a love for reading, which improves spelling, writing and verbal skills. Some kids love reading, but others can be reluctant, which is why an educational activity in disguise can be just what you need!

Trivia games are fun for kids when the questions are about their favourite characters! They won't be disappointed with these 1000 questions read by a virtual games master. It's a game with built-in audio, so it explains rules and keeps score, and kids can even ask the game questions.

There are three different levels, from beginner to advanced, so you can match the game to your child's knowledge to keep their interest. Friends and family could join in, too, whether they're Pokémon newbies or experts. 

The Nintendo Switch is the game console of the moment, so why not add a Pokémon game to your kids' collection? It's a role-playing video game where kids can explore the Galar region and search for Pokémon or items. They can even battle Dynamax Pokémon, who take on a large form when they fight.

This game will entertain children over seven, teenagers and adults, so it's a great choice for older kids that the whole family can enjoy. It's an easy game, so it won't be too difficult for kids to complete whilst still providing a challenge.

Do you have a creative kid? This building kit will entertain imaginative children as they build structures and act out scenes with their favourite characters. It's a 450-piece set, so it'll occupy them for a while, too! 

As well as buildable Pikachu and Eevee characters, it has colours with a Pokémon theme that are bound to appeal. There are also three building ideas to guide them and even an app where you can find more. Though it's a really fun gift, this kit can also help kids practice transferable problem-solving skills by working out which piece goes where. 

This cuddly toy Pikachu is not like all the others – it has lots of functions including a power action shake, sound and a light-up tail and cheeks. It could be seen as something both fun and educational, as kids can learn how to take care of something before a real pet joins the family. 

Whether to play with or simply display, kids of all ages love cuddly toys, making this a gift that will last years. Just make sure the child is over three, because its extra parts make it unsuitable for little ones under this age.

There are four scenes from the Alola Region with 100 pieces each that make this puzzle perfect for Pokémon fans aged 6-8 years. It features over ten characters, so there's sure to be some of their favourites, and could even be displayed in a frame when once finished. 

This gift can entertain the whole family too, as siblings and parents can join in if they like. Jigsaw puzzles are a lifesaver when everyone is stuck indoors because it's raining outside! 

Who doesn't love Monopoly? It's that classic that can be enjoyed as part of weekly family time or be brought out when the relatives come to visit. Now you can make board game nights even more fun with a Pokémon-themed activity that'll keep fans engaged.

It works like the original game with the fun surprise of Pokémon-themed properties, plus, kids can choose their favourite character token from Pikachu, Bulbasaur, Squirtle, Charmander, Eevee and Jigglypuff. It's a little on the pricey side when you compare it to other Monopoly games, but we think it's worth it! 

Want, need, wear, read is a method for choosing children's gifts – you buy them something they want, something they need, something to wear and something to read. This blanket could be a great choice for the need selection, as blankets are always useful kids' items. 

The blanket is soft and cuddly with a colourful design of Pikachu and Poké Balls, making the gift exciting for any young Pokémon fan who loves to decorate their room. It could be seen as a little too practical for a gift, though. 

There are three different designs to collect in these cool trading card tins from the legends collection, so this could be a great reward treat for your children. You get a limited edition EX Pokémon card and a code to unlock content in the online trading card game.

It's a lucky dip as to which of the three tins you get, so your child may end up with multiples that are the same, but that can add to the excitement of collecting them. They can also use the tin to store things in afterwards!