We love to celebrate holidays. And we love the traditions and gifts that go along with them.
We’ve had an epiphany — not enough people know how to celebrate Epiphany! Or even know what it is in some cases…
While the day of Epiphany, or Three Kings Day, is very well known and celebrated in many corners of the world, here in the West it is often overlooked. Or, by the time we finish up New Year’s festivities we’re too pooped to host another celebration.
Today we’re going to show you the best Advent calendar fillers. Like everyone else we love Advent calendars, but — if they don’t already come pre-filled — what gifts should you put inside?
One of the best parts about the holiday season is all of the family traditions! Whether you make up your own or keep your parents and grandparents’ traditions going strong, having an Advent calendar is such a fun one to incorporate.
Today we’re going to show you the 55 best stocking stuffers for boys.
That’s right: The very best!
Now, when it comes to Christmas, what’s more fun than finally taking down your stocking and seeing what Santa brought? Watching your boys do it, that’s what!
Whether he’s the rough and tumble type, a goofy, silly putty slinger, or the more quiet, bookish sort — here are some fabulous ideas for stocking stuffers for your favorite mancub.
Today we’re taking a look at the 55 best stocking stuffers for girls.
If you ask me, the best presents come in stocking form each Christmas! There’s something about stuffing the oversized socks with the most fun little treasures that just makes the whole family happy.
And these days the average Christmas stocking is decently large, leaving plenty of room for all sorts of goodies.
Okay, so what DO you get for a gamer for Christmas?
You know they buy the latest version of that favorite game the second it drops (or even before in some cases.) Most — if not all — of their spare time is spent in front of their console, so opting for a new hobby or activity suggestion is kind of out of the question…
Christmas planning starts, like, now.
It doesn’t matter whether you’re reading this on December 26th in a typical post-Christmas fog, shopping for deals in January, or beginning to think about the holidays in mid-November.
Wherever you are or whatever you’re doing, great holiday planning begins right now.
It’s that time of year once again! You know the one I’m talking about, right? The one where we go on that month+ long hunt for the perfect Christmas cards that stand out from the rest? Once the hunt is over comes the task of filling out and addressing each of them to your friends and loved ones.
A labor of love in the spirit of Christmas is precisely what it is.
But what makes the perfect Christmas card even that much more special? Why, the touching sentiments, of course! Whether you want to express the most heartfelt of messages, or just a simple holiday greeting, we’ve compiled this list of the best Christmas wishes to write in Christmas cards!
No matter if you send the classic family photo kind, the old-fashioned Christmas illustration, or just have a great gift card that needs a message, here are some ways to say ‘Merry Christmas’ without saying… well, Merry Christmas.
Today, we’re going to give you the 35 best Thanksgiving gifts for teachers.
When we stop to think about the busiest people at the holidays, particularly Thanksgiving, let’s be honest. It’s usually all of those mothers, grandmothers, and aunties who are cooking up a storm in preparation for the big feast that come to mind. And rightfully so!
But you know who else is super busy around that time? Teachers. That’s right, you heard me. Thanksgiving means Thanksgiving break, and Thanksgiving break means countless projects, tests, papers and quizzes are piling up on their poor little desks. So much work, so little time.
Elf on the Shelf alternatives and other family-centric holiday traditions are becoming popular as parents begin to wonder, Is Elf on the Shelf bad?
Over the last few Christmas seasons, Elf on the Shelf has become synonymous with — and perhaps notorious for — all sorts of wild pranks and silly hijinks.
It’s all intended in good fun, but many parents detect an unhealthy disorder in the Elf’s mischief.
Some are wary of unintentional mental harm caused to children who might actually believe that a magical creature is spying on their behavior.
It’s not just Turkey Day (although we do have a soft spot for that delicious fowl). It’s not just about football, either.
Thanksgiving is a time to get together with your family — biological or not — and friends, sit around the table, and give thanks for all of the blessings you enjoy. It’s also a great opportunity to invite those people who may be alone during the holidays to join you!