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This category gathers ready-made presents and toys: toiletry and bath gift sets, wash bags and slipper sets, hair care and fragrance sets, kitchen gift sets such as salt and pepper mills, gift bags, novelty items, remote control toys and beginner drones.

Toys

• Markings: toys sold in the UK should carry a UKCA or CE mark and the name and address of the maker or importer.
• Age warnings: check the age guidance on the pack. Toys with small parts are not suitable for children under three, because of the choking risk.
• Batteries and magnets: check that button batteries are held securely inside a closed compartment. Swallowed button batteries and small magnets can cause serious internal injuries, so keep spares and loose parts out of reach.

Drones

In the UK, you need a Flyer ID, gained by passing the Civil Aviation Authority's online theory test, to fly a drone weighing 100g or more. The owner also needs an Operator ID if the drone weighs 250g or more, or weighs 100g or more and has a camera. Drones under 100g need neither, but the Drone and Model Aircraft Code still applies to every flight. Check the weight on the box before you give a drone as a present, and if the owner is under 18, a parent or guardian registers for the Operator ID.

Toiletry gift sets

Cosmetics must list their ingredients on the pack, so check them for anything the person is allergic to or reacts to. Bath and body sets often contain several products, so read the label for how to use each one.

For everyday toiletries, see personal care; for kitchen items, see kitchen and dining.