To see more press releases, please select a country, industry or tag on the left.There's nothing uncommon about a child who gravitates towards princesses and make-up, there's just so many girls in the world who opt to go a different route. Tomboys have existed in society for generations, but there hasn't always been a variety of toys for them to choose from. Fortunately, times are changing and it's now becoming more acceptable to throw childhood gender norms out the window — which means there are infinitely more amazingly neutral toys on the market. These gifts are awesome because they're fun, but they also teach boys and girls about the importance of gender equality at a young age. Originally published February 2016. Whether or not you're having a bad hair day, sometimes you just want to hide under a beanie. You can let this "Bad hair day" beanie speak for you. Buy your little "arteest" her own standing easel she can use to create her masterpieces.  A thunder ball is touch-sensitive and responds to the moves you make around it. 

Do you have a kid obsessed with Despicable Me and Minions? A singing minion toy will have her smiling and laughing while she plays. (Toys R Us, $25) Ride around on your bike, and make fun designs with Chalktrail. (Fat Brain Toys, $20) Got a storyteller on your hands? Roll out some of Rory's Story Cubes, and tell a fun story with the pictures you see. nextep backpack(Barnes & Noble, $8)zeta backpack quiksilver Create colorful geometric animals with Reptangles. dolmar backpack blower for sale(Barnes & Noble, $45) Glow-in-the-dark toys are always fun. Entertain your little one with silly putty. DIY projects are all the rage. Make some scary, fuzzy monsters with this make-your-own monster puppet kit.

Calling all chocolate lovers: This yummy chocolate pen will have your little one's creative juices flowing.  I'll never understand our current zombie obsession, but your young fighter can knock 'em out with this foam dart blaster. Grab a Slush Mug for your gal to have a refreshing, sweet treat.  Stick and stack away with Q-Man Magnets. Can you chain together some magnets that'll be as tall as your kid?  Not a fan of the snow? Plan a trip to the beach and bring these Kiko Ashiato animal-print flip-flops so your girl can make her mark in the sand. I wonder if they come in adult sizes too...  Having a bonfire night? Don't forget the marshmallows! Grab this Bow & Mallow kit for your little one to help her practice her aim.  What's so great about Pinblock Freestyle? You can stack them to build 3-D creations, and they also don't hurt if you accidentally step on them!  The Apple Watch is expensive, so why not get your little one a VTech smartwatch? She'll be able to snap photos and record videos from her wrist. 

Watch a car follow the track that you draw for it with Doodle-Track. Skyballs take bouncy balls to a whole new (higher) level. How high can you bounce one? (Toys R Us, $10) Night-lights are boring, unless they're fun colors like the Boon Glo night-light. The glowing orbs are detachable, so your kid can take it with her throughout her room or around the house when it's dark.  Talk about being the cool kid at school. This spiky backpack will show off your child's trendy taste and colorful side at the same time.  Can't really stand the tunes your child listens to these days? Get them a set of Kidz Gear headphones so they can rock out.  A self-balancing scooter is a trendier skateboard. Your girl will be zipping around in style with this Swagtron hoverboard. Who doesn't love a water balloon fight? Get your little warrior this water balloon launcher. But be sure to run away quickly, before a balloon comes flying your way!  Channeling her inner Tony Stark, this fun Iron Man pencil-by-number kit is perfect for the little girl who wants to take over the world.

Good for improving grip and looking supercool on your next ride, these sports gloves can be used for bicycling, skating, skateboarding, climbing and more. If you don't like eating jelly beans that taste like dirty socks or even boogers, this might not be the game for you. But we guarantee she's gonna love it. Nothing beats spending a whole afternoon playing pickle with a good ol' fashioned Rawlings baseball glove. This amazing little fitness tracker helps children give back. By getting active while wearing the band, kids go on missions to earn points and unlock therapeutic food packets for severely malnourished children around the world. They'll be happy to wear their tomboy status like a badge of honor in this comfy and stylish shirt. These cool matching best friends necklaces fit perfectly together like a puzzle. NameCoins, the company who makes the necklaces, also produces a girls softball catcher necklace, a girl rock climber necklace, and a girls soccer necklace.

Need a gift guide? Originally published Feb. 2016. Conterra Infinity Pro Bag The Infinity Pro folds out to reveal two large zippered compartments for I.V. / airway gear and trauma supplies. Directly behind these compartments are slots for protocol guides and patient assessment forms as well as space for assessment tools.... This product is worth with MedTree Rewards Club. Click here to register On all online orders delivered within the UK Call FREE on 08000 112 999 or click here to send us an email Quick and easy online returns process If an item isn't in stock when you order, you'll get 10% OFFDirectly behind these compartments are slots for protocol guides and patient assessment forms as well as space for assessment tools. The other side of the Infinity Pro opens to reveal a fully padded pocket lined that is great for organizing medications. The padded side also has 2 built-in clear pockets, and 4 pull-out Velcro® tabs that can attach to either small or medium organiser pockets for fold out organisation.