Easy Father’s Day gift ideas from kids.
Gifts from children are often the most treasured, especially when the kids have had a hand in making them. Whether the gift is made by a two-year-old, a twelve-year-old or an adult, fathers and stepfathers will appreciate the creative energy that’s gone into making their gifts. In fact, the process can be just as special as the finished result.
Here’s how to create something simple and heartfelt, together:
- Create a gift with their handprint. Start by browsing Father’s Day card templates, like these funny Father’s Day designs. Print out your favourite design, then let your child stamp their handprint either on top of the card or just inside. Add their name and date for a keepsake their dad will want to keep forever. You can also take a photo of your handprints and upload it to create your own t-shirt design. When you’re happy with the final finish, order your t-shirt straight through Adobe Express.
- Make a photo collage. Gather a few favourite snaps, from everyday moments to big milestones, and add them to the collage creator. Let your kids choose which photos to include and arrange them in the collage. Don’t forget to include little messages and other personal touches before downloading your design to print or share online.
- Record a message or quote. Turn the kids’ words into a visual. Use a quote poster maker to turn their favourite silly sayings and messages to dad, whether sweet, funny, or totally random, into a movie poster he’ll love. Browse poster templates to find a style that suits him best. If your kids want to record a video message for a dad or stepdad who's away over Father’s Day, get creative with the video maker or add your favourite family clips to an Instagram Reel to share across social media.
- Design a digital coupon. Dads need a day off and some TLC as a thank you for all they do. Give them a card stuffed full of coupons and let them decide when they want to redeem their gifts. You could include things like “1 big hug”, “movie night of your choice”, or “no chores today”. Design the coupons with the kids, then print them all out. Don’t forget to add them to your Father’s Day card.
These ideas are quick, easy, and fun to do, especially when using Adobe Express. Start out by exploring lots of different templates and then use the design editor to bring your ideas to life. For small businesses and creators wanting to make and sell Father’s Day merchandise, there are plenty of fun options for Father’s Day cards, gifts, and t-shirts to try out. Browse these personalised first Father’s Day cards for more inspiration.