note – I’ll be updating this as I find neat ideas for you 😉

Make sure to look for Black Friday and Cyber Monday specials!

Hey there you little gift giving lover you!

Isn’t it so exciting to get gifts for other? I love this! Hopefully, you’re better at not giving people their gift the minute you get it for them than I am.

I can’t help it. Wanting to see the receivers eyes light up has such a strong pull on me, I feel like I have completed a super hard challenge waiting to give gifts. It’s harder than a 30-day no-added sugar challenge.

I apologize in advance for not adding in photos for you. I thought you’d like to search their sites for yourself.

And if you noticed a must-have item that I didn’t include, please tell me!

For Her or Him:

• • Date Night In box is pretty great. Your date activity comes in a box. Just bring your love and enjoy. Every date is a different theme and comes in super cute boxes. Date Night In is doing it right. The only thing to make them better would be vegan goodie options in the boxes… but that is my selfish side coming through for food love.
  • We-Vibe brings fun pleasure to the bedroom for both of you! They’re on my wishlist so I can’t tell you from personal experience. Though, I have a friend that swears by these products.
  • For the kid at heart that loves to game or perhaps even game with the kids, consider the Nintendo Switch. Or the Nintendo 64 Mini will be something to keep your eyes out for.
  • Matching themed mugs or pillowcases such as the ones from Boldloft. Super cute <3

For the board gamer lover:

These games will all have an added component of enhancing your relationship with your loved ones in some way. I figure you know about Scrabble and you may not have heard of these ones.

• Uncommon Questions. This game is all about asking your love questions. It was designed for couples, however, you can do it in a group setting as well. Have some new conversations while strengthening your foundation of friendship. Which a strong friendship is kinda the key to happy marriages.
• Vertellis is a mindfulness card game to have more meaningful and insightful conversations with loved ones in offline settings – perfect for groups of all ages.
  • Relationship addition
• Have a kiddo that is struggling with healthy choices when they’re feeling mad? Check out Mad Dragon. It’s a game for ages 6 to 12 and helps them discover choices in how to express their anger.
• I know you’re into personal development (or we wouldn’t have met) so check out this game, Better Me. It’s all about personal development and accountability. What a fun way to continue your personal development journey!
• It’s like Jenga with a twist. Colored blocks and questions. When I used to work with families, no matter what the age of the youth, they loved to play it with us (me and their parents). Tokita – this one is the game with lots of decks of cards. You can find the game with one deck. I think there is value in multiple decks.
• Another favorite of all ages (including teens) was the Talking, Feeling, Doing board game. You can also order different decks to go with the game. It’s a fun way to talk to your kids without all the seriousness that they shy away from.
• The ungame is a fantastic question game as well. They have a version for any age group.

 

For the wellness lover:

• Kombucha is all the craze right now. It’s popping up everywhere. However, this can become quite the spendy habit. And I’ve got a solution for you to be the financial hero for the health nut in your life. A kombucha brewing kit. That’s right. Hello lovely probiotics, welcome home.
• What about a coaching package with yours truly? Now that’s some encouragement of some self-love.
• This is on my personal wish list, gymnastic bodies. It was recommended by Tim Ferriss in one of his books, I believe, Tools of Titans. It looks like an incredible workout to go with those New Year’s resolutions.
• Anything from the Chopra Center would be great. I love the guided meditations that I keep on my phone and use almost daily.

 

For the kids:

• If you have a kiddo that loves to dress up, you’ve got to check out little adventures. Their costumes are adorable. And being a mom of a little boy, it’s super hard to find cute dress up stuff for boys, lucky us, they solved that problem! They always have free shipping.
• For the little learner, check out Green Kid Crafts. They have STEAM (science, technology, engineering, arts, and math) subscription boxes. They have several to pick and cover kids ages 2-10+. How great is that? And the subscriptions start at $17.95 a month!! Learning in a box?! Yes, please, especially for this homeschooling mama. However, homeschooling not required. 😉

 

 

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