A Casper nap pillow for nap-happy folks who would love a little pillow for a long nap.
A pair of ceramic vases that'll add a striking statement to any home's aesthetic. Throw in their favorite flowers and you'll have yourself a grade-A gift almost everyone would love.
A 3D effect essential oil diffusing LED light that's waterless and changes into seven different colors, which makes it a great gift for people who are always changing up their decor.
A bottle of drinkable glitter so you can make sure even their drinking water is *extra* special on New Year's Eve.
Crafting with Cat Hair to let your BFF know you love them *and* their furocious affection for their four legged baby.
A big ol' bath bomb box that's gonna be a ~bomb~ gift (as long as they have a bathtub).
A foot peel mask that'll be massively ap-peal-ing if they haven't had a pedicure in months.
A pair of dainty threader chains they can thread through one or multiple piercings for a look that's ~sew~ effortlessly cool.
A pack of rainbow fire packets — a gift that'll add a little magic to a backyard camping "trip" if your kids have felt cooped up lately.
A guided questions journal sure to be beloved by the A-type, rule-following sibling you can't believe you have. A book they need to fill in every day that tells them what to do?! They'd love it.
A box of assorted greeting cards so you can let people know you're thinking of them without feeling pressure to spend a bundle on presents and packages.
A pair of long-distance touch bracelets that'll pair with Bluetooth and light up when you touch them, to let your long-distance love know you're thinking of them in a way that's sure to brighten their day.
A homemade gin kit so they can drink to the new year in a DIY way. Plus then they can cross off "become mixologist" from their New Year's resolution list while they're at it.
A pair of Bose QuietComfort noise-cancelling headphones for anyone who would appreciate being able to ~tune out~ from time to time.
A pair of aerating wineglasses that'll really and truly improve the taste of the cheap wine you and your BFF gulp down during your New Year's Zoom party.
The Goodful Cookbook: Simple And Balanced Recipes To Live Well — a cookbook for beginners who are ready to start a new relationship with food. And, more specifically, their kitchen.
An inflatable couch that's gonna be a hit with anyone who is equal parts outdoor adventurer *and* sleepy couch potato. Or just someone who could use some extra furniture on occasion. An extra "bed" that packs this flat sounds genuinely nice.
An Embark dog DNA test that'll find their fluffer's family connected to over 250 dog breeds (including wolf, coyote, and village dog ancestry!).
A set of three tarot tapestries (in a blessedly '70s color palette) they can hang on their bare walls to make them instantly brilliant.
A spiffy smartphone printer to grab if you pulled your 15-year-old cousin's name in the family secret Santa and have no idea what teens like these days. Don't worry, it's this.
A woven seagrass basket — a classic planter that'll look great in front of a floor mirror or placed on top of their dresser. Grab a plant and help them get their green thumb on, because this tiny treasure will add a lot of life to any empty area.
A pair of extra long cable knit leg warmers — a gift that's gonna let your partner know you do *want* them to feel warm, despite what they think when you insist on keeping the thermostat below 70 all winter long.
A statement top with edgy, ruffled mesh sleeves that'll have your fashion-savvy friend feeling like ~sheer~ perfection whenever they wear it.
A soup dumpling kit that's sure to make your foodie friends ~bao~ down to you — you gift-giving king!
A pack of pizza box socks – it's gonna be the ~cheesiest~ (and most adored) gift your dad has ever received.
A love language card game that'll be a fun way to spend your holiday together, while teaching you both how best to show your love to each other.
A zombie face mask sure to make their skin as soft and supple as a nice, juicy brain. This might be the one gift you could get both your horror-movie-loving BFF aaand your mother-in-law. Impressive.
A box of fibrous cereal that I'm pretty sure was specifically made to be an award-worthy white elephant. And, you know, get people pooping like it's an Olympic sport.
An asparagus fern, a plant that thrives in warm, humid spaces, because adding live plants is gonna completely revamp their bathroom. Are they sad they can't escape the wintry weather for a tropical vacation right now? Bring! Tropics! To! Them!
A tobacco and patchouli candle in an amber apothecary jar that's waaay too pretty to be this price — snag this steal of a deal and give your father-in-law's bookshelves something to brag about.
A pair of cross-band indoor/outdoor fleece slippers that'll have the receiver feeling all warm and fuzzy.
A dry brush set to get if they've dipped their toes into skincare TikTok and now wanna dive deep into a luxurious exfoliating routine.
A windshield sun shade, because ~eye~ can't believe you haven't given your car a gift before. Fortunately this can make up for it!
A ceramic vase — after your roommate opens this they're gonna have to ~face~ the truth: the apartment is better off thanks to your taste in decor.
A perky pair of sunglasses that'll be a charming way to let your sweetheart know that after all this time, you still go heart-eyes every time they walk in the room.
A set of six absorbent coasters, a practical gift so cute they just might rather their coffee table end up with water rings than these lovely things!
A one-pound bag of marshmallow cereal so your kids can finally have the breakfast of their dreams. Just don't tell their dentist.
And a building block coffee mug so they *can* play with their food (well, their drink) when they eat. But to be fair, grown ups will want this just as much as kiddos.
A 10-motor massage mat — the lumbar area heats up to 140 degrees in less than eight minutes and it has three vibration intensity levels to choose from. This is the perfect gift to give your parents if they think you're a (lovable) pain in the neck.
A pair of Chelsea rain boots made with a lightweight material so that blisters don't rain on their parade when the weather has the summer-lover you know feeling dreary enough as it is.
A moon phase mirror set — a celestial statement piece for decorating their bedroom with some appropriately themed night sky ideas.
A hanging eucalyptus so they can spruce up their space with just a smidgen of sprigs. Honestly, they won't be leaf what a difference this wall decor makes!
A knitted throw blanket for adding some intentionally unruly glam to the bottom of your teen's permanently unmade bed.
A cushy bath lotus that'll make bathtime more fun for your best friend and their newborn.
A magnetic lamp with "floating" orbs — unique decor that's sure to have their minimalist heart all a-flutter.
A carbonated face mask for helping them feel bubbly inside and out.
A shower speaker to give anyone who thinks shaving is more successful while listening to smooth jazz. Or Slayer. You know them better than I do.
A classic Carhartt watch cap that's gonna keep their head warm without any frills...f'real.
A wood hanging butterfly poster for clutter core maximalists who are ~bugged~ by bland walls.
A pack of 24 outlet decals so funny they'll certainly wonder aloud, "I ~mustache~ you, when did you become a gift-giving genius?"
A pine-scented candle (with a 60-hour burn time!) for adding a fresh, natural scent to their home if they love the smell of the woods but would prefer it come from the comfort of their apartment.
A hanging macrame cat bed, because you know their kitto deserves some bold boho furniture just as much as they do.
A portable light therapy lamp designed to give them a little slice of sunshine when these long, dark days have got them down.
A pair of plush slipper socks they're gonna wanna get their paws on, pronto!
A truth or dare game that'll help you share secrets and experiences that'll totally bring you and your partner closer together...if you dare.
A hand-crank, wooden music box build set that's gonna help your pastel goth pal ~tune~ into a new (incredibly cute) creative outlet.
Or Toilet Paper Origami, a necessary purchase if your parents have stockpiled TP over the last couple of months and now need to give those valuable rolls the respect they deserve.
A calligraphy guidebook that's sure to be the ~write~ way to entertain your BFF when they're in the mood to learn a new skill.
And finally, a bonsai starter kit to finally teach your family to be in love with plants as much as you are. Even if they're brand-new to planting, they won't be leaf how easy this starter kit is!
Me begging Amazon for holiday help every single year:
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