Today, our last gift guide is for the people who love getting presents the most...the kids!

1. A puzzle. Ace Hardware has a huge selection of puzzles for kids of all ages, in a variety of sizes. It's the perfect thing to work on during cold winter evenings. Bonus present to go with the puzzle: a hot chocolate snowball (melt the ball of chocolate in a mug of warm milk and watch the marshmallows explode out - so cool!). Made by Daniela, Steamboat's favorite chocolatier, these can be found at The Homesteader. Puzzles + hot chocolate = the perfect pairing. Puzzle prices vary at Ace Hardware, 2155 Curve Plz.; hot chocolate snowballs (around $15 for two) available at The Homesteader, 817 Lincoln Ave.

 2. Fuzziwig's is every Steamboat kid's favorite store - let them choose their own adventure with a gift card. Prices vary, 845 Lincoln Ave.

 3. Keep kids warm all winter with Town Hall gear. The locally owned company knows that warm kids ski longer -- and it also knows what it takes to keep them warm. Try the Mountain Town jacket and bib combo for a look that will last all winter and beyond. Prices vary, available locally at Ski Haus (1457 Pine Grove Rd.), Upcountry (827 Lincoln Ave.) and Mountain and Company (345 Lincoln Ave.)

 4. A book to curl up with, plus a reading light for reading late into the night. Prices vary at Off the Beaten Path, 68 Ninth St.

 5. Magnatiles for building creations. Even if your kiddo already has a set, more is more. Plus, they now come with cool themes, like construction set and space. Starting at $49.99, available locally at Ace Hardware, 2155 Curve Plz.

6. And, for the babies -- Milk Barn makes the softest clothes in the cutest prints. Prices vary, available locally at Lyon's Corner Drug, 840 Lincoln Ave.