Every year, the same question: what do you get for the person who has everything? The answer is almost never something practical. It is something surprising — a gift that makes the whole room react when it is opened.
Money, but make it a moment
Cash is the most useful gift and the least exciting to open — unless you hide it properly. The Christmas Surprise Explosion Gift Box for Money pops open when it is lifted, turning a plain envelope of cash into a little explosion of surprise. It is the rare money gift people actually remember.
Small gifts with big personality
Stocking stuffers work best when they have character. The Grinch Tissue Holder is a plush Grinch in a Santa hat that sits on a shelf holding tissues — silly, festive, and exactly the kind of thing people keep out all December.
For the kids (and the young at heart)
Two gifts that never fail with kids: something that glows, and something that makes a mess of bubbles. The Dinosaur Projector Night Light turns a bedroom ceiling into a dinosaur show at bedtime, and the Bubble Gun Bazooka — with 69 holes and lights — fills a room with bubbles in seconds.
The rule is simple: if it makes you smile just thinking about opening it, it will make them smile too.
