One of the best things about Legos is that, if your kid already has several sets, you can’t go too wrong when buying them a new one. Even though some sets are based on topics that seem to be favoring one gender, it could be argued that there are no Legos for girls and Legos for boys, but that there are just Legos. 

That being said, even though your kid will find plenty of uses for pieces of a set that may not have captured their interest, you should still try to get them something that they will be able to make a connection to.

The first thing you should consider is your kid’s age. Since Legos may be too demanding for younger children and even pose a choking hazard, you should never ignore the lower age limit listed on the box. However, the upper limit is only illustrational, since Legos are often enjoyed by older kids and adults just as much as they are by young children.

Naturally, since they are all themed in some way, the next thing you need to consider are your child’s interests. From movie and book heroes, across various scenes from our every-day life, to recreations of the momentous events in our history, there is something there for any kid, or indeed, adult to engage with.