What Gifts Do 10-Year-Old Girls Want This Year? Here's the Ultimate Guide.

Meet her new favorite homework, reading, and relaxing spot. This pod swing even has an interior pocket for her to stash books and toys when she's not using them—and we'll always jump on a gift that encourages her to read. It also comes in royal blue, light blue, neon green, and holds up to 175 pounds.

Add an extra pop of fun to her room with a custom neon sign. Get it personalized with either her favorite message or her name, plus one symbol, like a heart or a crown. You get to choose the font and color, too. It will light up her night—literally.

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Whether she’s hanging up photos, postcards, or her own artwork, these string lights with 50 photo clips will turn it into art. The 17-foot string comes with a remote control, letting her adjust the brightness and choose from eight different twinkle settings.

A big comfy blanket that you can wear like a sweatshirt? She's going to LOVE it. These are constantly an Amazon bestseller for all ages, but they make especially great gifts for tweens and teens.

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If she's getting into her artsy side and enjoys drawing, she'll have so much fun with this work book. It includes 365 drawing prompts with simple instructions to help her better draw the things she loves.

Bag charms are THE backpack accessory right now, and Jellycat toys are equally popular, so this is a best-of-both-worlds gift. How sweet are these two marshmallow friends?

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If the bathroom-themed jokes are plentiful in your house, your kids will probably love this easy-to-play card game. A fill-in-the-blank card is dealt, and the grossest answer wins.

For the little lady with a big sense of humor, Jenny Lemons’ hair clips are such a fun gift. If she’s going to pull her hair back anyway, why not do it with this heart-shaped waffle...or an avocado, stalk of broccoli, hot dog, croissant, or gummy bear?

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Available in pink, white, or blue, this foldable saucer chair makes her room start to feel a bit more put together and decorated (in other words, grown up). Plus, maybe it’ll be her new favorite spot to do homework or read.

Funny plushies are always a wise gift for kids this age, especially when you combine them with her favorite food. These emotional support nuggets are a cute reminder that you’re always there for her.

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At this age, she may be getting into a skincare routine. Cute headbands and wristbands make it easy to have a mini-spa moment while she washes and moisturizes, keeping her ever-changing skin nice and clear.

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For special occasions and milestone gifts, a Kendra Scott Elisa necklace is a gift that she can keep forever. Choose from more than 50 styles to find one that suits her personality.

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If this is the year she gets a phone, check out this popular accesory. It simply adheres to the back of her phone case, and then the suction side can be stuck on any clean flat surface. It’s a hands-free way to use her phone to take pictures, video, or watch something.

We love this LoveShackFancy line at Pottery Barn Kids, especially for girls who want a more mature bedroom decor but still love their ruffles and roses. The set comes with a duvet cover and a standard size pillow sham.

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If your girl is always asking for another blind box toy, we bet Pop Mart’s Skullpanda collection is on her wishlist. She’ll get one of six dolls, each dressed as a different character from My Little Pony.

Spending a small fortune on designer shoes that won’t fit them within a year? That’s a non-starter for many parents, so get her these well-reviewed slippers instead. She’ll get a thick, fuzzy lining and non-skid sole, and don’t be surprised if she wears them every day.

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Tinted lip balm is very on-trend these days. For the makeup-curious tween, there are a lot of age-appropriate options out there like this gloss from Tony Moly. She’ll get a touch of color, some shine, and Vitamin E to keep her moisturized.

Parents may roll their eyes at it, but 10-year-olds are gonna love Chester. Yep, he’s a butt. He makes the noises you’d expect from a butt, and he dances around. That’s it. That’s the toy. Kinda genius.

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Your aspiring baker can make a dozen cake pops at a time with this handy gadget that works like a waffle iron. It also comes with a recipe book, and the best part of this gift is that you'll get to enjoy a yummy masterpiece from time to time.

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Any artist on your shopping list would enjoy a nice set of watercolors, but these are especially nice for kids, because they’re so easy to use. Not to mention, the pens are less messy. This set comes with 24 colors plus a drawing and a blending pen.

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