1. Don't like the idea of letting your little ones eat chocolate and sweets for breakfast every day for a month? Not a problem with this pretty carousel advent calendar which also makes for a great room decoration.
Where to buy: museumselection.co.uk
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2. Got a budding artist in the family? Buy them their very own personalised advent calendar which lets them colour part of a Christmas tree every day for a month. And once they've finished it - you've got a lovely piece of art you can hang up every year!
Where to buy: notonthehighstreet.com
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3. Got kids that love their toys? Rather than spend money on chocolate that could be gone in an instant, let them play with a new Lego toy each day with these great Lego advent calendars.
Where to buy: Pixmania.co.uk, Lego.com, Amazon and all good toy shops.
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4. For the big kids - a Yankee Candle advent calendar with a lovely tealight behind every door. Make your home smell Christmassy!
Where to buy: Yankee Store
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5. Want to buy your own sweets, chocolate or gifts for your kids? Buy a pretty fabric advent calendar and fill it up with your own treats. Great for kids who have any food allergies.
Where to buy: Party Parade
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So there we have 5 unique advent calendars that are sure to put a smile on you and your child's face!
Even though my children were 20,18 and 12 last Christmas I bought the Lego advent calendar. William really liked it but the intent was to make a tradition out of it. It will be Granny's house when the time comes. I do still send chocolate advent calendars to the older children at university. How long will I do this for I wonder!
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