Little H has become a little bit Minecraft obsessed and so I’ve been trawling the internet for some ideas for Christmas presents. To be perfectly honest, half the time I have no idea what she’s talking about so just smile and nod, but Minecraft presents will get me a lot of brownie points!
I’ve found some quite good suggestions, so thought I’d share these with you all in case you’re also a bit clueless when it comes to creepers, zombies, enderman and mobs.
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10 Christmas Gift Ideas For Minecraft Fans
Minecraft “The Mushroom Island” Building Set
Minecraft + Lego has got to equal a good present – even if you don’t have a clue what mooshrooms and creepers are! I love Lego as it keeps kids amused for such a long time.
The Official Minecraft Annual 2018
A must for all Minecraft fans to brush up on their survival skills and learn some new cheats. You could even have a sneaky read yourself so you can understand what your child is talking to you about.
These cute little animals are apparently “so cool!”. That’s good enough for me!
I’ve had a request for a Creeper Backpack to replace her girly Frozen one – she’s definitely growing up! This one looks like it’s a good size and I think it would be a popular choice.
Xbox Wireless Controller – Minecraft Creeper
If your child plays Minecraft on an Xbox this would be an amazing gift. We have a Playstation though and I haven’t managed to find a controller like this for that.
Minecraft Core Player Survival Pack
This is Steve, he’s the default Minecraft character that you get to play with. This Steve figure plus a chest, bed, sword and axe, might tear them away from the screen by persuading them they can still play Minecraft of some sort.
As well as wanting to get rid of her Disney backpack, Little H also wants to ditch the princessy clothing so this would probably be well received!
Minecraft 7-inch Creeper Soft Toy
So this is what a Creeper looks like. If your child still likes teddies and plushies then this would be a nice present for younger Minecraft fans.
Minecraft Light-Up Redstone Ore
This is one of the building blocks you can select in the game to build your houses from. A cool addition to a more grown-up bedroom.
If your child has played the normal Minecraft to death then Minecraft Story Mode is another good game to try. You can go on a quest, answering questions as you go to decide how the game plays out.
I hope these have given you some inspiration if you have been a bit clueless about Minecraft and want to look like a cool parent! 😉
If you have any other suggestions for gift ideas for Minecraft fans do let me know in the comments below!
Minecraft hasn’t entered our house yet but I love the core animals, how cute!! #blogstravaganza
I’m not familiar with Minecraft yet, but I’m sure it will appear soon! Fab guide! Thanks so much for sharing with #Blogstravaganza xx
My youngest would probably still love that xbox controller, though she doesn’t play as much nowadays, being grown up and all #MMBC
My girls already have a few of these things. They are crazy about Minecraft. The Minecraft Creeper Backpack is fab! It is massive. My teen had it a couple of years ago and loved it. #MMBC
My son is Minecraft mad, but strangely I hadn’t thought to buy him something along the theme. Going to check out some of your ideas. Thank you for sharing. #MMBC
Have you seen the Minecraft Torch? That’s the only thing my Minecraft mad son has asked for which isn’t on your list lol £20 from Amazon #kcacols
No haven’t seen that! Will have to have a hunt for it!
These ideas look great 🙂 I know a few people that would live these! #KCACOLS
oh wow some great suggestions here! My son who is 7 has just started getting into Minecraft (a tad late his friends loved the game for quite some time but I never knew it was just a app i thought it was a console game!) I was actually looking at some (more) lego sets for him and that minecraft one looks fab! Thanks for joining us on our #GiftGuideLinkUp
Ah you have all this to come then! There is an app as well as a console game on PlayStation, Xbox etc, my daughter plays the app and also on the PlayStation!
I remember my nephew (who’s now in his 20’s!) being into Minecraft and there’s so much fab stuff out there for it huh.
Fab finds.
Thanks for linking up to #KCACOLS
Oh I didnt know you can get a lego version of Minecraft. I have seen the little figures in Smyths the other day. It looks so weird because they are pixeled. Thanks for linking up to the #GiftGuideLinkUp
My son has discovered Minecraft again this year, so thank you for this list of ideas! Thanks for sharing at #WanderingWednesday at Confessions of Parenting!
Pinned!!!! So into Minecraft – did Story Mode last year and loved it! #kcacols
I got my nephew a Minecraft plush skeleton one year. I love the Lego sets but I could probably just build my own. #kcacols
My girls haven’t really got into Minecraft – but they could be too young too! This is a fab guide lovely. #KCACOLS