
1.LeapFrog 2-in-1 LeapTop Touch
A pink flip-screen laptop with letters and numbers that lets curious preschoolers copy grown-up screen time while learning.
Four-year-old girls are full of stories, songs and opinions. Many love arts and crafts, dress-up, dolls and play sets, animals, music and dancing, but plenty also want to build, climb and dig in the dirt. A great gift gives her room to invent her own game and is easy enough to enjoy without grown-up help.
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A pink flip-screen laptop with letters and numbers that lets curious preschoolers copy grown-up screen time while learning.

A trunk of princess tops, skirts and accessories gives a 4-year-old a whole wardrobe for twirling and make-believe.

Familiar Bluey characters hidden on busy pages make a fun seek-and-find book for little Bluey fans.

Two wireless mics and a Bluetooth speaker let a 4-year-old and a friend put on their own sing-along show.

A doctor kit with a pup patient encourages caring role play and can ease nerves about checkups.

Three light-up wheels and lean-to-steer handling make a stable first scooter for a 4-year-old.

Built-in music and blinking lights get a 4-year-old stepping and dancing, a great way to burn off energy indoors.

A rhyming picture book about a kid's clever dinosaur-catching plans, great for read-aloud time at this age.

Seven 12-24 piece wooden princess puzzles are the right level for preschoolers building puzzle skills.

Water-only painting pages with a pony theme give a 4-year-old mess-free art time at home or on the go.

A musical unicorn box gives a 4-year-old a special place for her treasures and a keepsake she can grow with.

Reusable write-and-wipe princess mats build early learning and handwriting skills through search-and-find play.
Four-year-old girls enjoy a wide mix: dress-up, dolls, art projects, music, animals, puzzles, building toys and outdoor play. Imaginative play is a big focus at this age, so toys that support storytelling and role-playing tend to be played with the longest.
Puzzles, early reading and letter games, counting games, building sets and simple science kits all support learning through play. Pick something she'll want to do for fun, since preschoolers learn best when they're enjoying themselves and can go at their own pace.
Most people spend $15-$30 for a friend or classmate and $30-$60 for a niece, granddaughter or close family member. A thoughtful, well-chosen gift at a modest price often gets more play than a large, expensive one.