Birthdays
For the friend who asks what you want every year.
Kids’ birthday
The birthday partyeveryone enjoys.
Make a wishlist for the birthday kid and share the link with every guest. Your child gets what they really want, and no gift shows up twice.
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- Parents make the list for their child
- Every guest sees what’s still open
- No toy shows up twice
Need ideas? Start from a ready-made list.
Lists by age for preschoolers and school kids, themes like LEGO, dinosaurs or arts and crafts, and party gifts under $20. Take one over and make it your own.
Skip the third fire truck.
At a kids’ party, everyone gets invited and everyone guesses what to bring. You end up with the same toy three times. With the app, parents make a wishlist, share it with the guests, and everyone sees right away what’s still open.
- Parents make the list for their child
- Every guest sees what’s still open
- No toy shows up twice
- Gifts for every budget
What the app does for you
- Run by the parents
- Parents create and manage the list for their child in their own account.
- Link in the invitation
- Put the link in the parents’ group chat or on the invitation, and you’re done.
- No duplicate gifts
- Every guest sees right away what’s already taken. Nothing shows up twice.
- For every budget
- Mix small and bigger wishes, so every family finds something that fits.
Kids’ birthday gift ideas
What do you get a kid for their birthday? These categories work for most ages. Just add matching products to the list by link.
- Kids’ books$8–$20
- Arts and crafts$10–$30
- Games and puzzles$10–$40
- Stuffed animals and figures$10–$35
- Outdoor and active play$20–$120
- Science kits$15–$50
- Experiences and outings$15–$60
- Building sets$15–$90
How a kids’ party works with several families
For the host parents
You make the list for your child and share it in the parents’ group chat. Instead of ten texts asking “What does your kid want?”, one link answers them all.
For the guests’ parents
One look at the list is enough: you see what’s still open, pick a gift in your budget and reserve it, with no app and no sign-up.
For grandparents and relatives
Even if they’re not in the parents’ group chat, they can join in through the same link. The whole family stays in sync and nothing shows up twice.
Questions and answers
Something else on your mind? Write to support@mywishlistonline.com and a real person answers.
Who makes the wishlist for a kids’ birthday party?
Usually the parents. You create the list for your child, add wishes and share the link with the other parents and guests. It’s free.
How do we share the list with the other parents?
Every list has its own link. Share it by text, in the class parents’ group chat or right on the invitation. Guests open it in their browser, with no app and no account.
Can the guests see what’s already taken?
Yes. Guests see what’s already reserved, so nothing gets bought twice. The birthday kid still gets surprised.
What are good gifts for a kids’ birthday?
Books, arts and crafts kits, board games, outdoor toys or small experiences almost always go over well. Add matching products to the list by link, or start from one of our ready-made lists by age.
Can grandparents join in?
Yes. The link works for everyone. Grandparents, aunts, uncles and family friends see the same list and can reserve a gift in a tap.
Does my child need their own account?
No. The app is made for adults: parents make and manage the list, and kids don’t need an account or the app.
Is the app really free?
Yes. There's no subscription and no paid tier. When someone buys a gift through a store link on a list, the store may pay us a small commission. The price stays the same for them.
Handy for other occasions, too.
Christmas
One list per kid, shared with every grandparent, aunt and uncle. Nobody buys the same toy twice.
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