Inside: Prime Day, taking place from July 8 to July 11, is an excellent time for parents of teens to shop for items such as tech, dorm supplies, sporting goods, and other frequently used or needed essentials.
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The cost of everything is high right now, so if you know you have some purchases that need to be made, Amazon Prime Day Deals can help you out a little bit. Everything from tech products to dorm room supplies is on sale right now, so we’ve done the legwork to highlight the best deals for parents of teens and tweens.
One thing to keep in mind is you do need to be a Prime member to participate in this sale. Not a member yet? You can join here. What might be even more helpful is gifting your 18–24-year-old child an Amazon Prime Young Adult account. During Prime Day 2025, Prime for Young Adults members receive 10% cash back on popular categories—double the everyday, limited time 5% cash back as part of the membership. What we thought was a great value-add this year is you can try Prime for Young Adults for six months at $0, so it’s great if you have a student headed to college or living on their own for the first time.
Something I recently found out is that more than 60% of sales in Amazon’s store come from independent sellers—most of which are small and medium-sized businesses. If you want to shop small this Prime Day, you can find new deals from small businesses at amazon.com/primedaysmallbusiness.
Please note that prices are accurate at time of publication. We’ll be continuously updating deals.
Teen drivers come with a new set of worries, but a flat tire doesn’t have to be one of them. This simple and easy-to-use inflator and tire gauge can help you out in a bind, and it also works for bicycles or sports balls.
: This little powerhouse is one of our favorite organizational tools. It’s great for files, storage, crafts, or anything else you want to put a label on.
: Easily lets you bring all your entertainment–television shows, movies, gaming, etc.–to one place.
: Teens are notorious for not flossing, but this cordless waterpik is a favorite in our house.
: If you have a teen going to college, an air purifier is a must. There is just not enough ventilation, and a lot of dorms don’t allow for the windows to be open. This one is our favorite and the one we purchased for all three of our college kids.
: A Teen favorite, and at a great price. With more than 50 hours of battery life, get these as a gift for the teen in your life.
: Loved By Millions – Featured in beauty boxes, used by beauty influencers, and a fan favorite. Mud masks for women and men are the perfect gift for those who enjoy self-care and being pampered.
: Everyone uses them for a reason! These sturdy bags are a must-have, and our kids used these to tote all their stuff back and forth home from college and beyond. Also, they can be great for big laundry days!
: Tired of replacing your cords or someone stealing them?! This little apparatus charges your Apple phone, watch, and airpods in one small contraption.
: My whole family has this little power bank. It has built in lightning cables, is lightweight, and keeps the charge. Love it!
: This is the Mac Daddy of power strips, and if you have a teen that games, this is for you. It has enough power outlets and ports for all the devices your teen needs without blowing your circuits.
: Gaming is now a social activity, and this portable monitor can help when your teen wants to take their video games with them. It is slim, sturdy, and lightweight.
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