The Sochi Olympics are already under way, and if Olympic fever's hit your household, we've got 10 fun ways to embrace it. Set your DVRs, and turn tracking the medal counts into a family activity. From an official Team USA onesie to a trio of handmade matryoshka dolls inspired by the games' Russian locale, keep the spirit alive!
Polar Bear Mascot
Cuddle up with the official mascot of the 2014 Olympics [2] ($32), and be sure to hold on to this one. He'll become a collector's item!
Gold Medals
Turn an ordinary playdate into some Olympic-level fun by coming up with competitions worthy of these gold medals [3] ($10 for 12, originally $13)! They're sure to last you the duration of the Winter games.
Shaun White Ventura Sneaker
If Shaun White's his athlete idol, he'll most definitely want to rock the Flying Tomato's very own brand of kicks [4] ($25).
Burton Chopper Snowboard
If your February goal is to get off the couch and onto the mountain, treat your tot to the awesomely exciting gift of his (or her) first Burton snowboard [5] ($180).
Olympic Barrettes
Order a set of felt-embroidered Olympic barrettes [6] ($4) now, and show off her little Olympic spirit for the second half of the games.
Oh Matryoshka! Set of Dolls
In honor of the Olympics' Sochi setting, a trio of Russian matryoshka dolls [7] ($40) make an entirely appropriate plaything for little fans.
Mario & Sonic at the Sochi 2014 Winter Olympic Games For Nintendo Wii U
See how Mario and Sonic fare as they take to the slopes in this game for Nintendo Wii U [8] ($50).
Sochi Nesting Doll Pin
Older kid collectors will make the official Sochi Nesting Doll Pin [9] ($9) the centerpiece of their collections.
Team USA Navy Blue Bodysuit
He doesn't have to know what's going on to go for the gold! The youngest sofa spectators can lend their support in style while wearing the official Team USA Bodysuit [10] ($16).
Americana Collection Paint Tin
Show off the good ole red, white, and blue with Emi-Jay's tin of American headbands and hair ties [11] ($20-$30)!