Rosh Hashanah Gifts for Kids

The best Rosh Hashanah kids gifts and Jewish baby gifts. From toy shofars to books, tasty treats, apparel and more.

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Fun Toys, Festive Clothing, and Delicious Treats for a Memorable Rosh Hashanah

Delight the little ones this New Year with our Rosh Hashanah gifts for kids. From enlightening and entertaining picture books on Rosh Hashanah to toy Shofars that are scaled down in size, these gifts are great for sharing the joy of the holiday festivities. We've also got cute Rosh Hashanah clothing that will make them the life of the party! If they have a sweet tooth, you can't go wrong treating them to our Rosh Hashanah food. Many of them are playfully designed - like our marzipan apple and honey tiles.

Frequently Asked Questions

What gifts do you give kids for Rosh Hashanah?

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You don't have to get Rosh Hashanah gifts for kids to celebrate the New Year, but it's a nice gesture anyway! A toy shofar, craft or Rosh Hashanah book is always appreciated!

How do you celebrate Rosh Hashanah for kids?

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Celebrating Rosh Hashanah with kids is a joyful and meaningful experience; teaching them about the significance of the holiday while sharing in traditions. Here are some ideas on how to celebrate Rosh Hashanah for kids:

  • Explain the Meaning: Use language they understand to explain to children what Rosh Hashanah signifies - the Jewish New Year, a time for reflection, forgiveness, repentance, and hope for a sweet year ahead.

  • Attend Services: Many synagogues have family-friendly that make the experience more fun for kids.

  • Eat Traditional Foods: Enjoy special Rosh Hashanah foods like apples dipped in honey, round challah, pomegranates, and more. Little ones can even help prepare these foods which makes Rosh Hashanah for kids even more special.

  • Crafts and Activities: Engage little ones in Rosh Hashanah-themed crafts and activities like making Shana Tova (new year) cards, making a challah, or coloring a shofar coloring page. Or participate in activities like reading Rosh Hashanah books or singing songs for the holiday.

  • Tashlich Ceremony: Participate in a Tashlich ceremony, where you symbolically cast away sins by tossing breadcrumbs into flowing water. Explain the concept of forgiveness and renewal to children in a simple way. You can also reflect on the past year and set goals and share blessings for the new year.

  • Charity and Acts of Kindness: Teach children about the importance of charity (tzedakah) and acts of kindness during the High Holiday season. Involve them in selecting a charity to support or performing a mitzvah as a family.

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