kids' stuff

British

noun

something considered fit only for children
something considered simple or easy

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Example Sentences

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“Smile” seems like kids’ stuff next to the excruciating blow-by-blow of “West End Girl,” which was recorded speedily last December.

From The Wall Street Journal

Hardly kids’ stuff, these symphonies prove some of the greatest musical and emotional challenges for even the greatest professional orchestras.

From Los Angeles Times

"Some people are festival veterans, they know exactly who they want to see all weekend, some people want to potter around and do all the kids' stuff," said festival founder, Rob Da Bank.

From BBC

But if you have papers around because you're working and dog toys and kids stuff and normal life things, that's what everybody else has.

From Salon

Plus, if you search YouTube for kids stuff, and you’ll see plenty of mindless junk and lots of wonderful videos, too.

From Washington Post

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