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Not every day can be a ski day. When it's blustery outside, I would love to stay cozy inside with a game table like this.

This is my favorite growth chart find of all. You personalize it by adding the child's name and the heights of family members. Takes the fun out of doing the 'back-to-back-gee-whiz-Grandpa-I-think-I'm-taller-than-you' game at family get togethers, but is a fabulous keepsake. Not to mention it's...

Accessories are a great way to add interest to a room. This graphic tic-tac-toe set would dress up a coffee table in an instant. It's sure to be a favorite with the kids and, likely, the grown-ups too.

I like that this is more than just a rug. It's interactive — it comes with a tea set and accessories so that girls can "set the table" and use their imaginations.

-Classic Rod Table Top Game - Retro and Fun!

-Dimensions: 32" x 16.25" x 9"

-Perfect for childrens' rooms, dorm rooms, or even on-the-go!

-Dimensions: 33" x 24.5" x 8.5"

If your children truly need a night light, a healthier option is a product that fades to black after the kids are asleep. The Glo light from Boon is a fun option. The light illuminates glow-in-the-dark balls, which can be removed and put into bed with the kids if they want. They have a night light,...

This little tabletop Foosball table packs in all the fun of Foosball without the hefty price tag or the space hogging of a full table.

Why wait for warm weather to play hopscotch? This sturdy rug not only helps protect floors but also doubles as a game kids can use year-round. It comes with a skid-proof backing for safety.

I've seen a lot of wood block side tables similar to these, but typically they run around $200 or more. I'm impressed that these are a tad less expensive, and I love that they are made from reclaimed telephone poles. What a clever way to give the wood a second life.

Nice Legs! This funky game table will add some fun shapes to any room in your home. Use it for games, as a large nightstand, or as a small dining table in an eat-in kitchen.

This is not only a sweet little accent table, but also a pull-out backgammon and chess board. I'd love to have this for entertaining.

If you've been wanting to get a group together for Texas Hold 'Em but haven't had a good spot (or you have a disdain for those felt-topped numbers), look no further. This beautiful pedestal table leaves plenty of room for stretching your legs in between hands.

This is perfect for a family night or for entertaining several age groups.

Throw away the scrap paper and treat tic-tac-toe like the true sport that it is! Our version of this strategically simple game is an over-sized board that keeps the giant "Xs" and "Os" intact.Made of wood finished with a high gloss black and silver lacquer.14" x 14" x 1.5"

My little Bug is really into memory games right now, and this Woodland Memory Game from DwellStudio would be a sure hit.

This bookshelf does it all. Use the Expedit as a room divider, closet organizer, or, you know, for housing a collection of books. The cubbies are also the perfect size for storing vinyl records.

This vintage version comes in a wood box and would make a great addition to family game night.

This tepee is interesting because it is decorated on the inside with a game for your toddler to play. I also like the unique shape of the window on the side.

Give family game night a twist and take turns learning the secret of this traditional disentanglement game. A charming reproduction of a vintage collection, the set features 12 wire puzzles in a beautiful retro packaging.

Forget this Words with Friends, or deluxe boards that are big. I like my Scrabble classic, the original, with wood tiles you pick out of a bag.

These gorgeous hand-stamped, hand-colored wooden discs would not only be adorable on display, but help your little one with memory and recognizing his colors.

This is the ultimate board game: it's five games in one gorgeous box. I foresee many weekends of family fun ahead.

There's nothing more fun than a board game for a family night in. Apples to Apples has become a classic and is sure to be a winner.