design. simplified.
If you hate to show up to a party empty handed or just want to do a little something special for someone this Christmas, I’ve put together some easy hostess gift ideas. Everything on my list is under $15 and could be gifted on their own or as a set, if you wanted to put a few of them together. (Also–to make it extra simple, everything on this list is linked and can be ordered online from Target.)
See the rest of this year’s gift guides here:
Since I end up buying Christmas presents for a good range of ages, I’m sharing my gift ideas for both younger and older kids. The younger kids are fun. They like anything and forget what they’d asked for in the first place! The older kids (mine are 14 and almost 13) are tricky. They like small, expensive things–and did I mention, they’re very specific? By the way, I asked my son and daughter to add a suggestion to this list. She said a water bottle. He said an xBox (basically the love of his life–for now) so, there you go. . .
See my other 2018 gift guides here:
My second gift guide of the season is for those who are almost always the most challenging to buy for: all of the the men in your life. Why do they want/need nothing? I hope these suggestions help spur some ideas for your husband, dad, brothers and sons. (I’ll be posting a guide for younger and older kids tomorrow.)
See all of my 2018 Christmas gift ideas here: