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The Ultimate Holiday Gift Guide For Everyone On Your List

With Christmas around the corner, these lists can help you get all your shopping done!

Nikki Bayouth

Dec 12, 2016

Tulsa, Oklahoma

The Ultimate Holiday Gift Guide For Everyone On Your List

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If you are like me, you have yet to complete all of your holiday shopping. Most of us have a hard time deciding on the right gift. I have made a few gift lists for everyone on your list. I even included stocking stuffers too! Not much longer....GET TO SHOPPING!!!

10 Best Gift Cards to Give:

Starbucks
Wal-Mart
Target
Gas Station Cards
ITunes
Restaurants and Fast Food Places
Amazon
Movie Theater
Best Buy
Borders

10 Teacher Gift Ideas:

Gift Cards (see above list)
Yeti, Tumbler, Coffee Mug
Sharpies, expo markers, pens, and other supplies
Candy, cocoa, baked goods
Customized teachers name accessories (Bags, framed art, nameplate, tumbler, etc.)
Teacher jewelry, clothing, or other accessories (charms, apple necklace, teacher tee)
School or favorite team spirit wear
Candles, Essential Oils
Anything Bath and Body Works
Ornaments (handmade, teacher, etc.)

10 Dad, Uncle or Grandpa Gifts:

Gift certificate for their favorite store (Bass Pro, Academy, etc.)
Favorite sports team event tickets or apparel
Watch
Anything for hunting, fishing, or a favorite sport (rod, bait, knife, arrows, ammo, ball, club, etc.)
Framed picture of girlfriend, wife, or children
Tools for the grill or the garage
His favorite alcohol and restaurant gift card
Nice dress shirt (maybe even a tie) or a Nike Pullover
Cologne and grooming supplies (Dollar Shave Club Membership)
Technology (Chromecast, Apple TV, Apple Watch, Fitbit, Bluetooth headset)

10 Mom, Aunt, Grandma Gifts:

Perfume, Body Spray
Purse or Wallet
Jewelry
House cleaning items
Candles, Essential Oils
Picture Frames (Surprise them with having pictures taken and framed is ALWAYS GREAT!)
Shoes, Slippers
Bras, Panties, socks, yoga or lounge pants
Any Gift Certificate (Spa, Mani/Pedi, Starbucks, etc.)
Handmade gifts (Baby footprint ornament, write a poem, painting, bracelet, etc.)

10 Gifts for Any Kid:

Clothes and Shoes
Gift Card (esp. Target, Wal-Mart, Toys-r-Us)
Age appropriate board games
Age appropriate video games
Books, art supplies, and movies
Technology gadgets
Scooter or bicycle
Drones and remote control stuff (Yes, even for girls)
Outdoor Toys/Games (Nerf fun, ring toss, balls, jump rope, trampoline, pogo stick, croquet, etc.)
Sleeping bag, umbrella, bed tent, character pillow…(Things they always love to have)

Top 10 Teenager Gifts:

Money
Gift card (Food or Visa work best)
School or favorite team spiritwear
New TV
New Phone or accessories
Video game system or games, and books, CDs
Laptop
Clothes and shoes
Gas cards
Bible

Top 10 College People Gifts:

Money
Gift cards (Food, Gas, Target, Starbucks, Wal-Mart, Amazon, Favorite Store)
Clothes, shoes
Upgraded Phone
Upgraded TV or laptop
Toiletries (deodorant, hair care stuff, teeth care, body sprays, soaps, lotion, and makeup for girl)
Food and snacks for their dorm or apartment
Cards Against Humanity, Pie Face, Monopoly, Twister, Apples to Apples, Mad Gab, etc)
Emergency car kit (including a flashlight, blanket, tire iron, jumper cables, etc.)
Start a Savings Account they can’t touch until graduation! Add money every holiday & birthday

10 Funny Dirty Santa Gifts:

Funny tee shirt
Alcohol (Beer, Wine, Whiskey, etc.)
Lottery tickets
Christmas DVD and restaurant gift certificate
ITunes gift card and earbuds
Cards Against Humanity game
Movie theater gift certificate
Ugly Christmas sweater
Car emergency kit, flashlight and blanket (maybe even hide gas card or money in the car)
Starbucks gift card with cocoa, marshmallows and mint stick inside a coffee mug

10 Quick and Easy Stocking Stuffers for anyone:

Lotion
Perfume/Cologne or Body Spray
Toothbrush, paste, floss
Socks, undies
Phone or technology gadget accessories
Gloves
Candy
Gift Cards/money
Earbuds
Chapstick

10 Stocking Stuffers for Men:

Whiskey stones
Wallet
Razors, sheers
Cologne/after shave, other grooming supplies (tweezers, clippers, etc.)
Pocket knife
Phone Accessories
Car detail gift or wash certificate
Tools, flashlight
Tie, cuff links
Personalized money clip or key-chain

10 Stocking Stuffers for Women:

Body sprays, lotions, perfume
Bras and panties
House slippers
Makeup and beauty care products (including bath bombs)
Nail polish and nail care products
Spa or mani/pedi gift certificate
Jewelry
Starbucks gift cards
Essential oils, candles
Phone accessories

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