Thick Spiral Notebook – $9.99
I have very strong feelings about the notebooks I like to use and this was a great find on Amazon! It’s thick with high quality pages that don’t bleed through, comes in lots of color options, and it has TONS of glowing reviews.

Bedazzling Supplies – $9.99
These book bedazzling supplies are fantastic and would make a great gift! They’re affordable and so fun! (You can see more details here). I’ve love hearing how many of you are using them at book club, girls camp, with your kids, or at family reunions!

Mini Candle Holders – $9.99
These ribbed designed candle holders are an easy way to elevate a shelf, coffee table or tablescape.

Gold Knot Earrings – $9.99
I love some basic jewelry and having some solid statement pieces that make an outfit and these are exactly that!

Gratitude Journal – $8.99
I’ve never been a good journaler, but these last couple of years I have been doing the a one line a day journal and I have absolutely loved it! This would be a perfect gift for someone who is sentimental.

Memory Foam Slippers – $9.99
I used to not be a slipper person until I tried some and I absolutely love having something on my feet while I’m in the house! These are not only cute and easy to slip on, but memory foam – yes please!

Lifelines Flowart – $9.94
These are a lot like diamond art, but without all of the itty bitty pieces. I love that this comes with everything you need, making it easy to grab and go for a trip!

Body Gua Sha – $9.99
I’ve only ever seen gua sha used on faces (and it truly gives that naturally lifted, refreshed look). But this one is designed for your body – ideal for easing sore muscles and gently reducing puffiness.

Cloud Socks – $8.99
There is just something special about slipping on an extra pair of cozy socks during those colder months. I can see any female loving these!

Universal Airplane Phone Holder – $9.99
No one loves kinking their neck to look down at their phone during a long flight. This airplane phone holder holds up your phone for you no matter what airline you are flying! This is great gift under $10 for husbands – heck for anyone who travels at all!

Hat Stand Organizer – $13.59
Bart isn’t a huge hat guy – he has a handful of them, but I know there are guys (and girls) that own a lot of hats and they are hard to keep organized. These hat stands are the perfect solution.

Waterproof Dual Arc Lighter – $11.99
Perfect for the outdoorsy or Mr. Prepared man in your life! 100% waterproof, they come with a clip to easily attach to a backpack and also have a flashlight with 3 modes.

Portable Cell Phone Charger – $26.94 for 2 ($13.00/ each)
These are lifesavers when we are traveling – we use them NONSTOP (to be honest, I use mine at home all the time too because my phone battery is getting worse by the moment).

BBQ Meat Shredders – $9.98
The perfect gift for any grill master, BBQ meat claws make shredding pork, chicken, or brisket effortless (and way cooler than using two forks).

Gym Towels – $11.91
These microfiber gym towels are the perfect workout essential — lightweight, fast-drying, and super absorbent. Plus, they come in a four-pack, so you’re always stocked for the gym, sports, or travel.

Golf Club Pen Set – $9.99
This desktop golf pen set is such a fun little gift for anyone who loves golf – or just needs a break at their desk! The mini putter and putting green let you sneak in a quick shot between emails, and the pens keep things practical too.

Chili Crisp – $10.39
If you have never tried chili crisp – you are really missing out! It’s basically hot sauce’s cooler, crunchier cousin. A little spoonful makes everything better – eggs, noodles, even ice cream (trust me). Great for a foodie or hot sauce lover.

Workout Dice – $9.99
I think one of the hardest parts of working out is figuring out what to do. These dice take all of the decision making away and you need no equipment. Great for someone who travels a lot and doesn’t have access to a gym. I also think these would be great to get kids and teens moving each day without any work on your end!

One Question a Day Journal for Kids – $9.99
This is a fun and thoughtful journal with excellent daily guided questions. Aimed for kids 5-10, but I think it really could stretch up to age 12.

Dino Nugget Pillow – $24.99 for 3 ($8.33 each)
I giggled when I saw these dino nugget pillows! If you know someone who loves dino nuggets AND being cozy…these are the ticket! They are just plain silly fun. On another note – if you have a gamer – these gamer pillows for $9.99 are also super fun!

Pocket Microscope – $10.49
This tiny gadget turns any curious kid (or adult!) into a scientist on the go. Slip it in your pocket and get a close-up look at leaves, fabrics, bugs – whatever catches your eye! It’s endlessly fun, surprisingly powerful, and makes the perfect under-$10 gift.

Boba Tea Pencil Case – $8.99
Stop – this is too cute! Who knew a boba tea could double as such an adorable accessory? My girls would absolutely go crazy for it! With a clever pop-up design, the top zips shut for easy transport or folds down to serve as a pencil holder. Comes in six fun boba tea ‘flavors’ and colors! A fantastic gift under $10!

Magnetic Men – $11.99
Have your children ever received a toy that you find yourself loving to play with? These magnetic men are just that. We bring these to church, in the car and when we have to wait at a dr appointment and I find myself messing with them just as much as the kids!

Playground Ball – $10.90
A classic like this belongs in every house, with endless games from four-square to kickball and beyond. Plus, this one even comes with its own air pump! We recently ordered this exact one after ours was popped when a neighborhood chicken was set on top of ours and those little talons went straight through!

Spot the Difference Books – $11
Analese bought a handful of these for upcoming boy birthday parties and they have been a hit. There aren’t many kids who don’t love spot the differences. I love the spiral binding so you aren’t fighting against the book. Keep in mind, these specific ones are a bit more challenging.

Colorblock Crossbody Bag – $8.99
Bags and purses are really popular with girls right now and these colorblock ones are so so cute!!

Mini Gliders – $9.87
Lightweight, durable, and endlessly fun, mini gliders are the perfect toy for outdoor play. Kids love seeing how far they can fly – and parents love that they’re simple, mess-free entertainment.

Foil Fun Craft Kit – $7.99
A no-mess craft that kids can do completely on their own. They peel the stickers, press on the foil, and end up with shiny, colorful animal art. It’s easy enough for younger kids but still fun for older ones, and everything is included in the kit.

Needoh Nice Cube – $8.99
Analese put these in her kids stockings last year and they were a hit for everyone in the family. They are really addicting and satisfying to mess with.

Photo Clip String Lights – $11.99
Part décor, part keepsake display – these string lights come with clips so you can hang photos, artwork, or little mementos. They make any dorm, bedroom, or office feel instantly more warm and personal.

Phantom Rubik’s Cube – $9.49
Fun fact: I’ve never been able to solve a Rubik’s Cube! But for those who can – or love the challenge – this new Phantom version takes it to the next level. The twist? The colors fade in and out with the heat of your touch, making it even trickier to solve!

Colorful Alarm Clock – $12.89
If you’ve been around here for a while you know I’m a huge believer of having your phone charge somewhere that isn’t your bedroom. I’ve used an alarm clock for years and LOVE it! This colorful alarm clock is so much fun!

Paint Markers – $8.99
If you have a crafter or artist in your life – these double sided acrylic paint markers would be a fantastic gift! My girls would go crazy over these!

Initial Bracelet – $8.99
An initial bracelet is such a sweet, personal gift for teens. It’s simple, stylish, and meaningful. It’s one of those pieces they’ll actually wear every day, whether stacked with other bracelets or on its own.

Positive Taco Jar – $11.99
I love this idea of having a jar full of positive affirmations waiting for you on a day you aren’t feeling your best! Plus, the cute taco shapes are hard to say no to. This jar fits great inside a stocking!

Ramen Cooker – $8.99
Teens love a good ramen noodle and this microwave friendly ramen bowl makes whipping them up, that much easier!

Reusable Smoothie Freezer Cups with Lids – $11.99 for 6
Analese mentioned these in one of the favorite things posts this year. She uses them to pre-make and freeze a bunch of smoothie ingredients in one fail swoop – all you have to add is milk and blend! How fun would it be to include your favorite smoothie recipe alongside?

Reusable Snack Bags – $12.96
If you are buying for someone who is not only practical, but watching out for their carbon footprint, these reusable snack bags would made an excellent gift. Plus, it seems like you can never have too many resealable bags!

Sourdough Starter Jar Kit – $7.99
Sourdough made a huge comeback during COVID and I think it’s here to stay! Package up some sourdough starter in this little starter jar kit, add a bow, and a tag with care instructions and you have yourself one very affordable and thoughtful gift!

Onion Saver – $11
When a recipe calls for half of an onion, you know your fridge is going to smell bad for the next few days or you have to waste some of the onion. This onion saver traps all of the odors in until you need to use the remainder.

Dreamegg White Noise Machine – $11.57
This tiny sound machine is an absolute favorite in our house. We take several of these on all our trips and they work great for helping drown out the sounds of a busy city, a new location, or a shared room. I literally have an entire folder of screenshots from people raving about these.

Museum Gel – $11
Perfect or someone who has a lot of knick knack filled shelves or when you want organization containers to stay place in a drawer! This is one of those items you need to try to understand why it’s so good.

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