Looking to add some big fun to your backyard bash? Look no further than these giant lawn games! These larger-than-life versions of classic games are perfect for all ages and add a playful twist to any outdoor gathering. Whether you’re looking for a game to keep the kids entertained or a way to liven up your next BBQ, jumbo yard games are the way to go. From giant Jenga to oversized bowling, there are so many options to choose from. But where do you start? Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered.
We’re sharing our top picks for giant lawn games that you can purchase right now. In fact, most of them are from Amazon, so you can get them almost right now. It’s never too early to start planning your spring and summer get-togethers, and these are also perfect for spring break. Plus, we made sure to consider kiddos of all ages so no one gets left out. Get ready to supersize your next backyard game night!
Oversized Yardzee
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This oversized Yahtzee (Yardzee—get it?) game is so much fun for everyone! And this set isn't just limited to Yahtzee. Farkle, Bowling, Pig, and more (20+ games) are packed into this one, weather-resistant set.
This jumbo yard pong game is perfect for all ages. This set includes 12 oversized red cups, four balls, and a carrying case so you can take easily bring the fun with you to the beach or your next family gathering. Available in red, black, or teal/glow in the dark options!
Did someone say 'washable'? The board—a durable and reversible canvas—can be machine-washed, so grass stains and drink spills are no problem at all. This set comes with everything you need for Checkers and Tic Tac Toe.
This giant ring toss game is simply a backyard must-have. A tried-and-true favorite activity through the spring, summer, and fall, ring toss has a way of bringing people (of all ages) together. This particular set has almost 12K glowing Amazon reviews, too, so they're clearly doing something right.
Just as the name implies, this is indeed a mega game of chess. With a 25 in. tall king (should give you a good idea of the size we're talking about here), this is such a charming set for mega chess fans.
Who among us doesn't need a full (all 52 cards) deck of enormous playing cards?
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Kick Croquet Game Set
Franklin Sports
Kids will have a ball with this fun, outdoor, giant kick croquet game! Kick Croquet combines the fun of running and kicking a ball with the extra added attraction of guiding it through a course of wickets. You can make the course as hard or easy as you want. We're talking soccer vibes in a huge croquet set.
If this isn't the most fun game for families, we aren't sure what is. Set up this jumbo version of Connect Four in your backyard and the kids will be dueling it out all summer long (but, you know, like in a healthy, friendly competition way). Don't believe us? Read the reviews!
Don't you just love this extra-huge version of Jenga? The kids might need your help setting it up every time they knock it over, but other than that this is certainly one of the best jumbo lawn games you can bring home.
Sure, this huge inflatable game could go one of two ways depending on the kind of neighbors you have and the aim your family has, but it's still wildly fun.
This inflatable dice set comes with six dice so that you can teach the kids one of these fun games or even use them to make match concepts fun. We love that they are easy to transport so that you can bring them with you camping or on your next family vacation.
This is a super fun option for little ones since there's very little risk of them getting hurt. Have the kids kick the bowling ball or mix it up and have them kick it backward—there are tons of ways this can be a fun and active game.
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Minute to win it games for kids make for instant fun
If you’re looking for a great way to spend the evening at home with the family or you’ve got a big party to plan, there’s a good chance you’re searching for fun games for kids. That’s where minute to win it games come in. (You can also try out some of the best jokes for kids, DIY magic potions, ultimate trivia questions, and amazing movie night ideas.) These completely creative games will make all the difference during your next rainy weekend afternoon, family game night, or birthday party.
What’s a minute to win it game?
Simply put, it’s a 60-second game using items typically found around the house. Participants attempt to see who can finish a challenge first or who can complete a task the most times in under a minute. You can even add a theme, like Halloween minute to win it games or holiday minute to win it games!
How to play minute to win it games
These quick, exciting games are good for parties, of course, but you can also do them with just one or two players! There are three basic ways you can play Minute to Win It Games.
Player vs. timer: In this style, a player races against the clock. They still have just one minute to complete the game and if they do win, you can move on to another game. If they don’t, you can choose to let them try until they do beat the clock or move on to another player.
Player vs. Player: In this version, which works great for small groups, have two people compete against each other (for a minute), and whoever completes the challenge first, wins! This way, you can rotate through your crew at a reasonable pace.
Group Minute to Win It Play: Here’s where you’ll split your group into two teams. Each team decides who goes first, and then those players compete against each other to win! This is fun for teammates too because they’ll be cheering on competitors in each round.
1. Dice Balance The kids over at Paging Fun Mums try to see how many dice they can get on the stick in one minute (the most dice win!). It's a little tricky and super fun to watch!
2. Sticky Situation This popular game requires players to bounce a ping pong ball just right, to land it on a piece of bread slathered in peanut butter. See the full instructions here.
3. Cup to Cup Have your players sit outside in a single file line (have the last player sit back to back with the second to last player). Put one bucket at the front of the line and one bucket at the end of the line. From there, players must fill a small plastic cup from the first bucket and pass it over their heads to the last bucket. The first team to reach the designated mark on the bucket wins!
4. Sock the Block Build several LEGO block towers and place them around the room. Players must use balled-up socks to knock over all five towers.
5. Nose Dive The secret weapon in this game? Petroleum jelly dabbed on the nose. Using their noses (no hands allowed), players must move five cotton balls from one bowl to another, before the minute is up.
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6. Defying Gravity Up and away! Using one hand, kids keep their balloons in the air for one minute. If this is too easy, for the half-pints you can add two balloons (or more!). Remember, no resting a balloon on a body part.
7. Wrap It Up A two-player game that involves wrapping one player up with streamers, ribbon, or toilet paper.
8. Ball Drop Have your player stand on a chair. Set a plastic cup on the ground in front of them and give them three ping pong balls. The object is to get all three balls in the cup without missing or having any bounce out.
9. Cereal Scramble Cut the front of a cereal box into equal pieces. Stack the pieces into a flat tower and set a timer for one minute. Each child has a minute to piece the cereal box together.
10. Movin' On Up Stack up 25 plastic cups of one color and add one cup of a different color at the bottom. Half-pints move the top cup to the bottom and see how far they can move the single-colored cup to the top in one minute.
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11.Stack Attack This one might not be as tasty as cookie face, but it's still pretty popular. Give the kids one single stack of 36 plastic cups. Each child gets one minute to stack all of the cups into a pyramid and then unstack them, making a single column again.
12. Johnny Applestack How about them apples? Another fun stacking game for kids using fruit from the kitchen—apples. Little ones have one minute to stack five apples (or three for younger kids) on top of each other and stay for three seconds.
13. Rubber Band Shooting Gallery Get some rubber bands and aluminum cans and have players stand 10 feet away. Start the clock and see how many they can knock over in a minute!
14. Junk in the Trunk Each player will need a tissue box, pantyhose and ten ping pong balls. Put the ping pong balls in each tissue box. Then, tie the boxes around each player. Kids have one minute to shake out (no hands) as many balls as they can.
15. Doughnut Chew A piece of cake! Of all the minute to win it games, kids will eat this one up. First, tie a string around a doughnut, then hang it between two chairs. Littles need to eat the doughnut within a minute without it falling to the floor.
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16. This Blows If you’re looking for a minute to win it game that your tween or teen will still get a kick out of, this is it. Each player has one minute to blow up a balloon and then use the air that’s inside of it to knock over as many plastic cups as they can. If they still have time on the clock, they can repeat the steps to blow down any leftover cups.
17. Chandelier Light up the fun! You'll need 15 empty soda cans and four paper plates. Kids have one minute to stack cans with paper plates in between to see how high they can go.
18. Sponge Run Place a kiddie pool or a bucket full of water on one side of the yard, and place an empty bucket on the other side. Players must soak up as much water in their sponge as possible and carry the sponge on top of their heads to the empty bucket. Once they arrive, players must squeeze as much water as possible into the empty bucket and head back to their teammates. The first team to fill their bucket to the line wins.
19. Noodling Around Start this minute to win it game with one strand of uncooked spaghetti. The player puts the end of the dry noodle in their mouth; they have 60 seconds to pick up six uncooked pieces of penne pasta—with the spaghetti. Oh, and without using their hands!
20. Scoop It Up Move six ping pong balls from one bowl to another, using only a spoon. Again, like some of the other minute to win it games, the kids can’t use their hands. Instead, each child will use a spoon—in their mouth.
21. Card Ninja Tweens and teens will get a giggle out of this minute to win it game. Slice a watermelon in half, securing it on a table or other flat surface. Give the kids cards to throw (kind of like throwing stars). Whoever gets the most cards into the melon in one-minute wins. Chica Circle has more details.
22. Puddle Jumper Set up a series of plastic cups. Fill them to the top with water and set a ping pong ball on the first in the row. The kids need to blow the ball from the first cup to the second. Keep going with more balls, racing to see who moves the most in one minute.
23. Penny Hose Players have to retrieve two pennies from the bottom of a pair of pantyhose. It's hard than it looks!
24. Nut Stacker It’s almost like the penny game, just slightly more difficult. Instead of stacking coins with one hand, each child has one minute to stack hex nuts onto a wooden stick or dowel.
25. Leaning Tower of LEGO Fill two bins/buckets with LEGO (the number depends on the age of the players). Players must stack all the bricks in the container. If the tower breaks, continue to stack. The first person to stack all their bricks wins!
26. Peep Face Game Got extra peeps? We love this twist on the cookie minute to win it that's a fun game for kids at Easter. Sunflower Mom gives her little chicks one minute to stick as many peeps as they can to their face! Little bunnies think this game is funny.
27. Hot Chocolate Marshmallow Toss Have players stand back from the table with mugs on it. Give players a designated number of marshmallows and see how many the team can throw into the mug in one minute.
28. Penny Tower How many pennies can your child stack in one minute? If they just guessed a million, they’re not exactly right. The trick to this game is that the child can only use one hand. And believe us, that makes it oh-so-challenging.
29. Cookie Face This is by far one of the favorites of kids just about everywhere. Not only do they get to play a super-silly game, but it’s all done with cookies. Cookies! Place a regular ol’ sandwich cookie on the child’s forehead. They’ll need to use their facial muscles to move it down their face and into their mouth—without using their hands.
30. Keep it Up As light as a feather! Little players keep two feathers in the air for one minute (or as long as they can). The catch is they can just use their breath. To make it easier for younger kids, they can use a straw.
31. Go Fish! Whether it's crackers or mini marshmallows, this fun game for kids is easy! You'll need straws and two plates. Little gamers have one minute (to win it!) to see how many fish they can transfer from one plate to another with the suction from the straw and no hands. See more Goldfish Minute to Win It Games over at Gingersnap Crafts.
32. Ping Pong Toss Players have one minute to try and toss ping pong balls in a container down the table. Three in a row wins, or, at the end of the minute, whoever has the most balls in their container.
33. Spin Doctor As far as a minute to win it games go, tweens find this a ton of fun. A player spins a coin on the table. A second player stops the coin with one finger on its edge (upright!). Either player can spin the coin, and it's a win when you stop the coin for three seconds within a minute.
34. State of Fun This minute to win it game uses brainpower! Get a sheet of paper and pencils for players, then have them write down as many state capitals as they can before the timer goes off. The player with the most correct state capitals wins the round.
35. Gummy Worm Search This minute to win it game is messy, so save it for warm weather or a summer birthday party! Fill aluminum pie pans with gummy worms and cover them with whipped cream. Players have to find the gummy worms using their mouths, no hands! The player who finds the most gummy worms at the end of the round wins.
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Easter is March 31st this year, and it’s gearing up to be an exciting time. When your kids need an Easter-themed activity let them choose one of these free Easter printables. From creative coloring pages to an adorable Easter Bunny printable, there are plenty of free Easter activities that kids will love. All you have to do is print them out and walk away.
B-I-N-G-O! This adorable game is perfect for the holiday, with sweet bunnies, chicks, carrots, Easter eggs and more. Laminate and use with dry erase markers or use half of an Easter egg to mark off your squares! Head to Fun Squared to download your copy.
We love this free Easter printable! Whether you're looking for a screen-free activity, a way to keep kids entertained in the car or just want to embrace the Easter spirit, this activity is a fun option for any kiddo. Head to Paper Trail Design to download.
Can your littles find all nine words? This simple word search can be laminated for endless use and is festively fun! Download for free at The Typical Mom.
Check out this Easter Crossword Puzzle from Education.com that will be a fun word exercise for your kid.
Free Connect the Dots Printable
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Print out an entire batch of these free Easter printables for an afternoon of fun! Not only are they entertaining, but they help teach kids numerical order and hand-eye coordination at the same time. Head to Woo Jr. to download 10 different activities!
Do-A-Dot activities are perfect for little bunnies! Print out black and white or color versions and let your mini-Monet create beautiful Easter works of art. Head to Easy Peasy Learners to download both versions!
Eggs, bunnies, chicks––oh, my! Adults and kids alike find relaxation when it comes to coloring and there are plenty of whimsical pictures when it comes to Easter. Head to 123 Kids Fun to print out tons of designs.
One of the best free Easter printables ever! This bunny maze from Education.com will be a fun problem-solving project for your child. They can also use it as a coloring page when they're done!
We took a lot of care when choosing our kids’ names, but according to research done by University of California psychology professor Albert Mehrabian, some names lead to success more than others. In Professor Mehrabian’s book, The Baby Name Report Card: Beneficial and Harmful Baby Names, baby names were judged as good or bad depending on other people’s perception of a chosen name. Each name was ranked on how successful, ethical, caring, and fun they seemed. Scroll below to see the results.
Most Successful Girl Names
1. Madeline (From Magdalene, meaning “of Magdala”)
2. Kate (Short form of Katherine, meaning “pure”)
3. Catherine (meaning “pure”)
4. Susan (Hebrew origin, meaning “lily”)
5. Lauraine (English origin, symbolic of honor and victory”)
6. Victoria (From the Latin vincere, meaning “to conquer”)
7. Katherine (meaning “pure”)
8. Elizabeth (Form of Elisabeth, meaning “God is my oath”)
9. Morgan (From the Old Welsh Morcant, meaning “sea” and “circle”)
10. Jacqueline (A feminine form of Jacques, meaning “heel” or “supplanter”)
Most Successful Boy Names
1. Madison (From a surname, meaning “son of Maud”)
2. Thomas (Greek origin, meaning “twin’)
3. Parker (Originally a surname, meaning “keeper of the park”)
4. Kenneth (From Scottish Gaelic names meaning “handsome”)
5. David (From the Hebrew Dawid meaning “beloved” or “favourite”)
6. Robert (Germanic, meaning “famous” or “bright)
7. James ( meaning “heel” or “supplanter”)
8. Christopher (meaning “christ” and pherein, meaning “to bear”)
9. Ross (Originally a surname, meaning “headland”)
10. Steven (Derived from the Greek word stephanos, meaning “crown” or “garland”)
Note: This story was originally published in April 2017.
Once baby is on the outside, capture all your little future CEO’s most exciting moments—and share them with your family and friends near and far—with the Tinybeans app. The secure platform puts parents in total control of who sees and interacts with photos and videos of their kids.
The second the weather starts to warm up, we start trying to find ways to get the family outside as much as possible. After spending months inside during the winter months, any excuse to soak up the sun is welcome. We’re planning picnics, zoo trips, and spring break vacations. Shopping for swimsuits is in full swing. Scrolling Pinterest for grill marinades is a nightly activity. We’ve switched to iced coffee. And while sipping it, we’ve been staring out the window and wondering how to spend more time outside in our own spaces. Not to worry, friends. Behold, we bring you these cool backyard ideas.
We’re talking the backyard that everyone in the neighborhood wants to hang out in. Or, if that sounds more like a nightmare than a dream (introverts, we’ve got you!), the backyard that the neighbors try to steal peeks at. Whichever one sounds better, we have the goodies that will make your space the kind of retreat you and your family won’t want to leave. You don’t even have to have a huge yard to create a private slice of paradise. There’s something for every home and family on our list. So top off that iced coffee and get those creative juices flowing with these cool backyard ideas that are fun, easy, and, well, cool.
Roccbox Portable Pizza Oven
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It doesn't get much cooler than a restaurant-grade portable pizza oven at your disposal. And the gold standard is the Roccbox from GOZNEY. Crafted after restaurant kitchen GOZNEY ovens, the Roccbox is the world’s first and original stone-floored portable live-fire oven. The easy-to-use 950° (fueled by gas or optional wood) live-fire oven that cooks restaurant-quality pizza in 60 seconds. Ribeye steaks and more can also be treated to the Roccbox oven.
Forget those old lounge chairs with the plastic slats and metal armrests. This beanbag lounger is comfortable for any family member, lightweight and easy to move, and even includes a headrest. It's covered in durable Sunbrella acrylic canvas fabric that is treated to resist dirt, weather, and harsh UV rays while still providing a smooth finish. Comes in a bunch of fun colors, too!
We're pretty obsessed with how magical these lights make our backyards. Each bulb is supported by a swaying stem and is powered by a separate solar panel, so you don't have to worry about it getting covered by grass, bushes, or shade. Use the included remote to select from 8 lighting modes and 3 levels of brightness, too!
That's 121sq ft of instant shade, people! This easy to set up pop-up gazebo is designed to be super ventilated and includes 4 mesh walls for extra protection from flying insects or light rain. Comes in 5 colors.
Climb and play all over this challenging, colorful, oversized inflatable platform and use the grooves to maneuver across! It's fun for kids and adults, too.
Set of 2 Adjustable Zero Gravity Lounge Chairs with Cup Holder Trays
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With an ergonomic design, a ton of colors (26 to be exact) to choose from, and attached cup holder trays, these are practically the perfect backyard chairs! And at a great price, you might want to grab more than one set.
Oh-so-soft and weather-safe, Yellow Leaf Hammocks come in a bunch of different styles and colors. And a backyard with a hammock is just what we all need.
Shade sails make it easy to customize where you need it most by attaching the corners to sturdy points in your yard. They block out harmful UV rays and look so cool, too (no pun intended)! Available in 12 colors.
Not only do these kids stepping stones add a cool textured element to your yard, the rubber base and anti-slip sides make these excellent for your little climbers!
Keeping mosquitos away can smell and look great, too. These hanging candles are colorful, effective, and blend citronella with summery oil scents for a whole atmosphere that's bug-free.
Upgrading your hose sounds silly until you see what a difference a pretty color makes! The Heritage Garden Hose comes in lavender, coral, aqua, grey, and olive. Plus, it's slim, kink-resistant, and has rust-proof fittings so people and pets can safely drink right from the spout!
Nothing changes the vibe of a space like lighting. This string of bulbs comes in either 48ft or 96ft and works with the Govee Home App or Alexa. They're waterproof, can be synced to music, and you can even upload a photo of your yard decor and the app will recognize the colors and apply them to their output to match!
Made from recycled fibers and treated with non-toxic, EPA-approved Insect Shield, this throw safely repels mosquitoes, ticks, flies, chiggers, no-see-ums, ants, and other bugs. The treatment bonds to the fabric. It’s even machine washable!
The four-piece outdoor lounge chairs can be a round daybed or convert into a sofa with chairs and a tea table. Use the center as a chair, ottoman, or table. Customize the layout in a ton of different ways!
Store toys, furniture cushions, gardening supplies, and more in this huge storage box that's weather-resistant and looks great! It comes in 4 colors, too.
Surround any space with warm string lights, thanks to these light poles! They're 9ft tall and come with both fork bases and fence brackets so you can place them anywhere. Available in 1, 2, and 4 packs!
Water features will never go out of style and this stone planter/fountain combination looks great alone or with more than one each placed in strategic corners!
Cactus isn't always the best choice when you have kiddos playing in the backyard, but these super cute metal ones are a fabulous alternative! Available in turquoise (pictured), lime, red, and green.
Let everyone know where they are with this awesome LED lit metal sign! Customize the text, choose whether or not to include lights, and make it all yours.
If you have a large wall or fence (and even if you don't), movie nights get a makeover thanks to this projector! With the built-in HDMI, VGA, AV, USB, 3.5mm headphone port & TF card slot, plus included AV & HDMI cables, this portable projector is compatible with different input sources including )but not limited to) Fire Sticks, Apple TV, Game Consoles, PCs, Smartphones, Tablets, Laptops, DVD players, TF cards and USB flash drives.
If you'd prefer an epic movie experience, this inflatable movie screen from PPXIA has you covered! Available in 16-33ft options, it blows up in about 3 minutes and the included air fan keeps it standing (quietly).
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Sensory play is critical for toddlers’ and babies’ developing brains, and you’ll enjoy watching as your child discovers new textures and learns about cause and effect, all while having tons of fun. So the next time you’ve got some sensory play on your mind, try these easy DIY ideas you can put together in a jiffy. Many use household items you already have on hand, like baby-safe paint, to stimulate babies’ senses and satisfy their need for exploration. Others may require you to grab a few things the next time you’re out at the store so can create these sensory activities for toddlers and babies when the time comes. Either way, planning sensory play at your house has never been easier.
The family at Mama.Papa.Bubba discovered their little one’s fascination with VELCRO and share lots of creative ways to use it to engage your curious kid. VELCRO can be used on its own, so kids can learn about how it sticks together and comes apart, or with different materials (think shoelaces, stuffed animals, socks) so they can figure out what sticks and what doesn’t. This is a no-mess activity, making it a great choice for days when you just can’t clean up another spill.
On warm days, these sponge bombs are fun for kids of all ages. Your littlest explorer will be fascinated by the shape, color and texture of the sponges, and how they absorb and release water, while older kids can play catch, surprise friends with an unexpected shower, or score baskets. These can also be enjoyed in the bath or in your kitchen (perhaps with cookie sheets or towels to contain the water). Find out how to make them at Inner Child Fun.
And speaking of bubbles... Mama.Papa.Bubba put them together with DUPLO bricks for an easy way to keep kids entertained for a long time. Lay down a towel or plastic tablecloth, and fill a plastic container with blocks, soapy water (use baby wash or dish soap), and a dish brush or sponges. Then watch as your child explores the bricks, splashes the water, plays with the bubbles, and picks up the scrubber to get those bricks clean.
On a warm day, try out this idea from Domestic Mommyhood: painting with colored ice cubes. Using ice trays from your freezer, liquid watercolor, and tap water, make ice cubes and then head outside with some big sheets of white paper and watch kids use them like crayons to make their own masterpieces. Holding onto slippery ice cubes is a great way for little fingers to practice their grip strength, and we love that any mess from this activity is left outside.
Pop by any preschool classroom and you’re likely to find kids and parents equally enamored with water beads. Something about their squishy texture just screams “play with me!” However, because they aren’t edible, sharing them with young children means getting creative. Meri Cherry has the great idea to fill resealable bags with these beads, seal ‘em up with duct tape, and let your little one squish, mush and roll to their heart’s content (under your supervision, of course).
Fill a container of any size and shape with almost any assortment of objects and voila! Instant entertainment for your little one. Little Bins for Little Hands tells you all you need to know to make one (or several bins), using items already in your home. Raid the pantry for beans, rice or cereal; head to the kitchen for measuring cups, spoons and whisks; duck into the yard for flowers, grass, pinecones and rocks; or hit up your closet for bracelets, shoelaces, old keys and buttons.
What’s colorful, slimy and completely fascinating? Cooked spaghetti. Spice it up with a bit of color, throw in some alphabet shapes, and you have an afternoon of sensory play for wandering toes, exploring mouths and bright eyes. It's another great idea from Anna at The Imagination Tree.
Rain sticks take some time and work to create, but this is a musical instrument that will keep kids engaged for a long time. The Imagination Tree shares the instructions, which involve putting nails into a cardboard tube and filling it with small items (like rice, lentils, and barley) to make interesting sounds. Use one item per tube so each will make a different sound, just perfect for an impromptu jam session.
This coffee shop activity from Happy Hooligans combines two of our favorite things: imaginative play and sensory exploration. With just a few ingredients, including sand, water, dish soap and coffee cups, your toddler can set up a play coffee shop and explore mixing ingredients in different proportions and serving your family, all while learning about cause and effect, textures, and the basics of running their own restaurant.
Want to take a quick shower? Let your child entertain themselves with a container of water and some cotton balls. As with most sensory play, simpler is often better when it comes to engaging little minds. Kids can explore how cotton balls absorb water, how the water comes out when you squeeze them, and how dry cotton balls stick together and come apart. This easy, inexpensive idea comes from Fun at Home with Kids.
Also from our friends at Fun at Home with Kids comes this edible, safe-for-little-mouths activity uses basil seeds instead of the more common water beads. These seeds absorb water, resulting in a squishy, jelly-like consistency, and can be dyed any color you like. From there, your little one can scoop, pour, fill, empty, press, swirl, and more, all without you worrying about a choking hazard.
Bubbles! Grab your hand mixer, dish soap, water, and food coloring to make this foamy soap that will entrance your child. Spoon it into a tray or low plastic bowl and add plastic animals or bath toys for even more fun. If you can't play outside, lay down a large towel underneath or put your tray in the bathtub for minimal mess. This good, clean fun doubles as an easy way to clean some kid toys. Get the instructions for this sensory play idea at Little Bins for Little Hands.
Hands On As We Grow has an anthropological spin on the snack-time favorite by suggesting you insert small toys (or beans, rice, or beads) into the Jell-o, let it set, and then let your little one study how objects are suspended inside, and dig into it to see what they can extract. Your child will probably smell the fruity Jell-o, but if they take a nibble, watch closely for any choking hazards. It can get messy, so you might want to lay down a towel or tray or take this project outside or into the tub to minimize clean-up.
The folks at Toddler Approved are onto something with this simple yet brilliant idea to attach ribbons of varying lengths, widths and textures to an old box and letting your little one crawl in and out, feel the ribbons passing over their body, drag the box around, and play peek-a-boo with it. This creation can be left out and re-used or re-purposed, given it extra longevity and entertainment value.
One of our favorite bloggers, Fun at Home with Kids, came up with a fun and super-easy idea for rice play. Why rice? It makes a neat swishy sound and is safer than sand for babies who put everything (and we mean everything!) in their mouths. Just add a tray and some wooden toys and your tot will be occupied for a good chunk of time.
Make a cool "pin" board in a flash. Just grab the hot glue and some kid-friendly scraps you may have lying around the house for an eclectic collection of textures and colors. Check out Laughing Kids Learn for the DIY guide.
Fill a jar with twinkle lights for your child's own personal light show! Watch them roll it, bang on it, even gnaw on the jar. Just make sure that the top is on tightly. Dayna and the gang at Lemon Lime Adventures show you how it’s done.
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18. Splish, Splash!
All children love water play. To engage younger kids, you just need to dribble a little water on a cooking sheet, add a couple of balls, and watch baby explore the wet space. Get more on this from the mama at Dirt and Boogers.
Soft and shimmery, light and flaky, this baby-safe cloud dough is made with just two ingredients (whole-grain rice cereal and coconut oil) and is safe for wee ones to get in their hands, hair and even mouths. Head to the Lemon Lime Adventures blog for supermom Dayna's recipe for cloud dough.
Make sure to capture all the messy fun—and share it with your family and friends near and far—with the Tinybeans app. The secure platform puts parents in total control of who sees and interacts with photos and videos of their kids.
The bunny may bring chocolate and marshmallow goodies, but what about when the hunt is over and you’ve got a free afternoon ahead? Try a few fun Easter games for kids. From eggcellent educational ideas to bunny-based movement activities, hop to it and add these Easter games for kids to your holiday activity list!
This fun Easter game for kids requires a little prep work, but worth the effort. Save your empty eggshells and bake them in the oven to get rid of bacteria. Then let your kids color them, or just leave them as is, give them a tub, a wooden hammer, and a colored die. Then, whatever color they roll is the color they can smash to their heart’s content!
Minute to Win It games are always fun, and these Easter-themed versions are perfect for a family gathering or Easter party! Watch the video above to learn to see the Cotton Ball Scoop, Peep Knock Down, Jelly Bean Transfer, and of course, the Egg Toss.
Toddlers and preschoolers will love this easy-to-DIY number-matching puzzle activity. It makes a fun activity for kids to practice counting and number recognition this Easter! You may want to keep this one around all spring.
Test your bowling skills by rolling your hard-boiled Easter eggs. You can devise different play methods and use stuffed bunnies and carrots to knock down. However you roll it, kids and adults will love this game. Get more details from Kid-Friendly Things to Do.
Easter-Themed Bunny Bean Bag Toss
Bring the fun to your backyard bash with this Easter-themed bunny bean bag toss game from Amazon ($10). The Easter game comes with a 30” x 54” gamepad and four carrot-shaped bean bags.
Get in motor fun with this hoppy activity from Fantastic Fun and Learning. Not only can your kids hop like a bunny, but they can also build early literacy skills.
Turn follow the leader into bunny fun with rabbit feet. Place these cardboard bunny footprints from Amazon ($6) in your backyard, on a walkway, or even in your playroom. The kids can jump from footprint to footprint or follow the rabbit around your home.
Potato Sack Race
Your little bunnies can get hopping with this potato sack race game from Amazon ($19). Each set comes with six bunny-print potato sacks and bunny ear headbands.
Egg-extravagant Easter Egg Hunt
Are you looking for Easter games with eggs? Even though you could go with the same old Easter egg hunt your kids do every year, you also could kick things up a notch with a color-coded game, treasure map hunt, or one of these other amped-up options.
With some paper and paint, you can turn a classic Easter game into a fresh new tradition. We love what Jaime Reimer came up with, and it's a safe bet you will, too. Check out everything you need to know, including what supplies you'll need, by heading over to Hands On As We Grow.
This brilliant idea from Squirrelly Minds hits all the marks for a fun easter gamer. Each day in the week leading up to Easter, crack open an egg to a colorful explosion of confetti and an easter activity to do for the day. Check out the full tutorial at Squirrelly Minds.
Easter Bingo
This Easter bingo game for kids ($9) is perfect for your family’s holiday party or just an afternoon of at-home play. Get your own set of cards and markers on Amazon.
Felt Egg Puzzles
This Easter, your kids can craft their own puzzle—with felt. Cut colorful craft felt into egg-shaped ovals. Use the felt scraps to make stripes, polka dots, and other pieces. Scatter the felt on a desk or the kitchen table. Your child can puzzle the pieces together to create a design. Unlike paper, the fuzzy felt will stick together. Add an extra layer to the game and ask your child to match colors or shapes on each egg.
Bunny Ear Ring Toss
Need a fun family game or event for your Easter party this year? Inflate this bunny ear-ring toss game, and let the fun begin. The $9 game from Amazon includes two sets of purple bunny ears and 12 bright color toss rings.
Pin the Tail on the Bunny
A perfect indoor Easter Day game! Pin the Tail on the Bunny is just like the classic Pin the Tail on the Donkey, except you’ll use cotton balls with tape on them rather than a donkey tail.
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We know it’s so easy to get wrapped up in the day-to-day grind, and we’re right there with you. But we’ve also noticed that life moves a lot more smoothly when we feel especially connected with our partners. Problems get solved faster, stress is reduced, and that feeling of being supported just can’t be beat. And you know what? You’re both due for one of those little romantic getaways where PDA is highly encouraged (public and private displays of affection, that is), chicken nuggets aren’t on the menu, and remembering why you love each other is almost guaranteed. These romantic Airbnbs are just the place to do it.
Below are some of our favorite leave-the-kids-at-home-for-this-trip destinations around the U.S. Beaches, forests, cottages, and mansions are all included in these romantic getaways. You and your honey can start reconnecting just by picking one together (and isn’t that part of the fun?). Now, you two love birds, pick your pleasure (wink) and get ready for some well-deserved alone time.
Hygge Hus | Deming, WA
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What Makes It Special: The Danish word ‘hygge’ means an overall vibe of coziness and comfort that leads to a feeling of contentment. So, yeah, Hygge Hus had us from the start. It’s the dreamiest mountain cabin that includes an outdoor 4′ cedar hot tub with views of the forest all around you. Talk about romance.
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Guest Rating: 4.99/5 stars
What Guests Are Saying: “5+ stars for property and for hosts! Everything about this stay was flawless start to finish. We will definitely be returning for future visits. Sharing this home with friends and coworkers as a great weekend escape!”—Andrea, December 2023
What Makes It Special: A guest house with a tropical garden and stunning pool? Perfection. Add a tiki hut and beach access and you have all the makings of a super memorable destination.
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Guest Rating: 4.94/5 stars
What Guests Are Saying: “A beautiful intimate oasis with privacy, peace and quiet. I will definitely stay here again on my next visit to Miami. Thank you for our stay in your lovely cottage.” Gena, October 2023
What Makes It Special: Two words: suspended. bed. Suspended bed! This property is extremely private, with an outdoor hot tub and shower, so you can reconnect with nature. And, more importantly, with your sweetheart.
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Guest Rating: 4.91/5 stars
What Guests Are Saying: “This place is UNBELIEVABLE! Peaceful hardly says enough. Alina also paid attention to my needs– I told her it was my husband’s birthday & she left a little surprise for him. I couldn’t be more happy & grateful.” Terri, December 2023
What Makes It Special: Spa access? That’s a clear ‘yes’, but there’s more. This apartment is located in one of the highest areas in Sedona, the view is outstanding, and the romantic kiva fireplace just adds to the romance. That’s why you’re going, right?
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Guest Rating: 4.97/5 stars
What Guests Are Saying: “Magical, Magnificent, Marvelous….need I say more? By far one of the most special Airbnb’s in Sedona. The views are amazing! Iona and Huib have transformed a very unique property into a tranquil, private and peaceful retreat for your Sedona stay. So many special touches to make you feel welcome and comfortable! A true gem! Can’t wait to return to Eagle Dancer!” Bridgette, November 2023
What Makes It Special: First of all, you absolutely can’t beat the view of beautiful Carbon Beach, especially with that daybed overlooking the ocean. And, of course, there’s beach access for those long walks together.
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Guest Rating: 4.97/5 stars
What Guests Are Saying: “We spent the weekend at Malibu Suites for my husband’s birthday. The photos do not give it the full feel of this beach front slice of heaven. If you love peace, golden sunsets, soft sand at your door step, walks/hikes and nightlife at your fingertips (Nobu bar and restaurant conveniently next door) this is the place. I have driven past Carbon Beach countless times and was so happy to finally have the chance to spend a weekend here. Thank you Malibu Suites staff for making this a trip of a lifetime!!” Toni, October 2023
What Makes It Special: Remodeled from an old barn, this darling little guest house cottage in Orland, ME, is surrounded by 3.5 acres of wooded area and is set completely independently and away from the main house (a beautiful 18th century home!). It’s just a short walking distance from the Orland River, too. If you have Anne of Green Gables dreams, this is the place to live them out (and yes, we know that took place in the late 19th century, but we’re sticking with our Anne idea).
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Guest Rating: 4.99/5 stars
What Guests Are Saying: “We were blown away by this gorgeous place and the extra mile hospitality. It was very pretty with all the quintessential New England vibes and absolutely [spotlessly] clean. Everything you could need and wish for for a relaxing, cosy and peaceful stay in Maine.” Lucy, October 2023
What Makes It Special: Yes, that is indeed a luxury tent you’re looking at that essentially offers 5-star amenities. Hot tub. Heated outdoor shower. Deep soaking tub in a gorgeous bathroom. It’s surrounded by woods and definitely gives us lovey-dovey vibes.
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Guest Rating: 4.87/5 stars
What Guests Are Saying: “We booked the nest for our honeymoon and it was absolutely perfect! It was private and cozy, but close enough to town to get dinner or so fun nearby activities. All the amenities were amazing and we just could not have enjoyed our stay anymore!” Sidney, December 2023
What Makes It Special: This fully customized tiny home feels anything but tiny when you’re surrounded by some of the most expansive views in the country! It sits on more than an acre of land and surrounded by alfalfa farms and the magnificent East Zion White Cliffs. The extra touches (including a hot tub!) make this one incredible space.
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Guest Rating: 4.93/5 stars
What Guests Are Saying: “The adobe provided a luxurious place to crash and relax after a long day of hiking in Zion! They thought of everything from provided coffee and creamer to a super comfy bed, an amazing hot tub, a fantastic and trendy shower/bathroom, and we even used the washer/drier! And the view was unreal! It was exactly the relaxing getaway that I needed. 10/10 will recommend to anyone traveling to Zion!” Melissa, June 2023
What Makes It Special: It goes without saying, but look at it. With an open floor plan and a property surrounded by the Hudson Valley woods, this stunner is heated geothermally and power comes from solar power. It’s secluded, but honestly, this house is a vacation in itself.
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Guest Rating: 4.91/5 stars
What Guests Are Saying: “10/10. Pictures do not do it enough justice. I was truly blown away by how amazing this place was. Such good energy inside we ended up cancelling some plans just to hangout in the house. [You] will not be disappointed if [you] stay here!” Joe, November 2023
What Makes It Special: The Rhino Room at Brookside Vineyard is bringing the romance (as vineyards tend to do). The property itself is secluded and situated on 3 acres and includes a semi-private patio with views of the vineyard and walking garden. It’s one of 2 guest suites, but the only shared space is the driveway, so you’ll still have plenty of privacy!
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Guest Rating: 4.98/5 stars
What Guests Are Saying: “Our stay at the Rhino Room was wonderful! The location was absolutely stunning. Quiet, peaceful, beautiful, and almost made you want to just stay on property. It was a quick drive to everything you might need, and the room was spotless & cozy. We definitely plan on taking another trip and staying here again!!” Josephine, January 2024
What Makes It Special: Talk about luxury + seclusion. This jaw-dropping treehouse nestled on stilts 15′ up in the trees. The view is unmatched from the beautiful wraparound lanai, and even the bathroom makes you feel like you’re showering outdoors thanks to the floor-to-ceiling windows (don’t worry—it’s still private!). It’s a true level of paradise.
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Guest Rating: 4.85/5 stars
What Guests Are Saying: “This was the most uniquely beautiful Airbnb property I’ve ever stayed at. The treehouse was decorated incredibly and was squeaky clean. I recommend this Airbnb to couples looking for a romantic getaway. 5/5 stars for me. I would love to stay again! We really enjoyed our stay here.” Jamie, December 2023
What Makes It Special: Quintessential Florida is all bundled into Sugarpoppy Cottage in Key West. A private pool, quiet street, and tropical hues make this one fabulous retreat.
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Guest Rating: No rating yet
What Guests Are Saying: “Loved our stay at Sugarpoppy! it was very clean and easy to find, and the check in and check out process was super simple. we had an issue with an AC unit and the Last Key team was there within an hour to take a look and they fixed it almost immediately, but also took our schedule into account and even sent us out to dinner while the work was done. loved the location super close to the action but really quiet. the backyard and pool felt like our very own private oasis and we spent a lot of time there! looking forward to staying with Last Key again when we come back to Key West!” Anna, June 2021
What Makes It Special: The mountains. The huge pool. The mid-century modern atmosphere that Palm Spring is known for. We’re so in love with this space and how close it is to downtown Palm Springs, too.
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Guest Rating: 4.98/5 stars
What Guests Are Saying: “The Dream Home was an amazing place for me and my husband to sit back, relax, and enjoy Palm Springs. Everything was nice and clean, and was presented exactly as described and photographed. Steven and his team were friendly and quick, but thorough, on the walk through as we checked in. A few of my colleagues that have never been to Palm Springs want to book the Dream Home, too! Lovely little place.” Claire, November 2023
What Makes It Special: Located in the heart of the French Quarter, this historic mansion was built in 1820 and includes high ceilings, original wood floors, and a location that’s hard to beat in the Big Easy. The space has a balcony overlooking Dumaine street and Bourbon street and even includes a gorgeous common area courtyard.
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Guest Rating: 4.58/5 stars
What Guests Are Saying: “Exceeded expectations. Host went above and beyond for us and the location was perfect. I would definitely stay again.” Makai, October 2023
What Makes It Special: This boho New Mexican retreat is set in a 1950’s dance studio and includes original floors and beams. Including an interior hammock, an open space, and a clawfoot tub. It’s so whimsical (and Instagram-able!).
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Guest Rating: 4.98/5 stars
What Guests Are Saying: “This casita and the whole Taos experience felt like pure magic. The casita is gorgeous and has the most beautiful energy and feel. It’s well-equipped, incredibly cozy and decorated in a boho style that flows impeccably with its history and the surroundings. We felt right at home here and can’t wait to return again.” Sanam, January 2024
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February’s birthstone represents empowerment and inner strength
Babies with a February birthday are pretty unique, as some only have a birthday every four years! Plus, those with February birthdays might be more creative (if they’re Pisces), be taller than their peers, and be revolutionary (if they’re Aquarius). If you want to know more fun facts about kids with February’s birthdays and even a few silly facts about February’s birth sign, we’ve got it all right here.
February birthdays are more uncommon, and Leap Year birthdays are rare
Not only is it a short month, which leads to fewer February birthdays, but aLeap Day baby only gets to celebrate the actual day every four years. According to Unity Point Health, 1 in 1,491 people is born on February 29th, so although you might celebrate on a different day most years, it’s fun to throw an extra-special birthday party every four years. February 2024 is a Leap Year, so get ready to celebrate in a big way if you’ve got a Leap Day baby!
Your February baby might be taller than others
A Harvard University study of over 21,000 kids shows that winter babies are consistently born longer, heavier, and with a larger head circumference. The study was conducted over seven years and tested kids at birth, eight months, age 4, and age 7; researchers believe that seasonal issues for both pregnant moms and babies, like diet, exposure to sunlight and temperature, and viruses, may play a role in a baby’s characteristics.
But babies born in February have a higher chance of being born early
According to a study published in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, there’s a significant spike (nearly 10%) in early births for women who conceived in May, which means their delivery dates fall in February of the following year. What’s the reason? These moms are in late-term pregnancy during peak flu season, which is known to cause pre-term births.
A February birth sign can be Aquarius or Pisces
Will your baby be innovative, a team player, and a rebel at heart like others born under the sign of Aquarius? Or will your kid show signs of empathy, compassion, and being creative like other Pisces? More importantly, how compatible are you with your child? Check out our parent/child compatibility chart to find out.
February’s birthstone is the amethyst
People with February birthdays claim amethyst as their birthstone. The stunning purple variety of quartz has mesmerized people for thousands of years and can often be found in royal jewel collections in Europe and Asia. The gem represents empowerment and inner strength.
Your kid shares their special month with these celebrities born in February
Many celebrities and historical figures share your kiddo’s celebratory month: Abe Lincoln, Rosa Parks, Steve Jobs, Jennifer Aniston, Elizabeth Taylor, Henry Golding, Danai Gurira, Laura Linney, Charles Darwin, George Washington, Nina Simone, and more.
Whether she’s your best friend, favorite coworker, or sister, we have the best Valentine’s Day gifts for her
We’re all about using Valentine’s Day as an excuse to show our love to everyone in our lives (not just romantic partners). Sure, you don’t really need an actual excuse to do that, but it’s pretty fun when we get to celebrate anything with our favorite people. And the best part? Even if you don’t have a romantic partner, or you two choose not to do the February 14th thing, leaning into love, no matter where it is, helps us notice how much of it is in our lives. Win/win, right? Cupid’s birthday is just as important to the coolest women in your life, and we’ve got the Valentine’s Day gifts for her to show how much you care.
From your can’t-live-without coworker, your best friend in the world, the mom who always saves you a seat on the soccer practice sidelines, we found the perfect Valentine’s Day gifts for her. Trust us. We haven’t missed anything, and even gave each other a few of these goodies, ourselves. We couldn’t resist. Get ready to celebrate all the love.
Sugarfina Sweethearts Candy Tasting Kit
Anthropologie
A super giftable collection of the grown up versions of our favorite childhood candy: Ice Cream Cones, Baby Whales, Strawberry Shortbread Cookies, Pear Italian Ice.
We. Are. Drooling. Wear this gorgeous Italian leather bag round your waist, over one shoulder, or slung cross-body. Okay, honestly we might buy this one for ourselves, too.
Exclusive Tinybeans Wine Collection by Wine Insiders (1/2 Case)
Wine Insiders
Wine Insiders designed an exclusive collection, just for Tinybeans! This 6 bottle 1/2 case assortment includes an international collection of 3 reds, 1 white, 1 rosé, and 1 sparkling. Pick a selection of mixed options, or go for an all-red or all-white selection. It's the perfect addition to any Valentine's Day plans, and we've gotta say—we're feeling awfully loved with this one!
Not only is this Mexican hot chocolate delightfully decadent, but the presentation is lovely. These handmade chocolate discs are available in almond, vanilla, dark chocolate, or a combination of all three.
Professionally Recorded Original Song from Songfinch
Songfinch
Songfinch is a guaranteed win and it's perfect for your bestie who has everything, or your impossible-to-shop-for sister.
It's a platform backed by Doja Cat & The Weeknd where you can commission original songs about you & yours created by independent, incredibly talented musicians (think Grammy credits and recent American Idol & The Voice stars). We're talking one-of-a-kind, radio quality songs based on your stories, memories, and ideas.
You can even add custom prints, video slideshows, and more keepsakes based on your song. This isn't just a gift; it's an experience. You can thank us later.
The Duo Ring is handcrafted in solid 14k gold and is so eye-catching! We're loving the combo of smooth and textured bands, linked and twisted together for a subtle statement you can wear alone or stacked.
You're basically giving her a whole spa with this one! Himalayan Pink Salt is one of the purest salts on earth. It’s known for its soothing and healing effects and can help your skin retain moisture, plus it feels incredible as you use it—like a mini massage every single day.
Anima Mundai crafts gorgeous, sustainable, and effective remedies grounded in ancient medicine practices. This stunning kit is perfect for the day of love and it includes a powerful mix of topical oils, their beloved Rose Powder, a gorgeous Rose Face Mask, and a Rose Quartz Gua Sha. It's beyond just a spa in a box; it's a whole retreat!
Canyon Coffee was founded in 2016 by a Los Angeles couple (Alley and Casey, if you were wondering), it's certified organic, free trade certified, and roasted right in L.A.
Who doesn't love to show off their zodiac sign? It's a can't-miss gift, especially when it comes in the form of this ultra-chic bracelet from celeb-loved jewelry brand ARTIZAN JOYERIA. It's available in all 12 zodiac signs and you can choose from gold or silver, too! If she's not into the stars, check out their ride-or-die guide.
These bright and fun tumblers keep 40oz of your favorite drink cold for up to 20 hours, and has an exclusive dual-function sip + straw spill-proof lid, a comfy soft-grip handle, and a stay-put silicone bottom to keep it upright no matter what. And they can be personalized, too!
Ummm...what in the heavenly sweetness are these? Artisanal vanilla marshmallow swirled with chocolate chips and dusted with a finely ground graham cracker coating. Roast them. Snack them. And know that they're handcrafted in California, so you can feel extra fancy.
We're pretty sure there isn't a hotter, sleeker convertible bag out there. With a magnetic closure and gold toned detailing, it can be worn around the waist as a beltbag, or as a classic crossbody purse. Remove her strap (which can be worn alone as a belt, too!) and Irving can be carried as a roomy clutch for easy day-to-night styling. She's four accessories in one. Your fashionista friend will swoon. Available in blush and black.
The Tsukiusagi-Jirushi Slimpot is iconic in Japan, thanks to the sleek design and enamelware construction that heats water without leaving a metallic aftertaste because gross. Available in several colors, this isn't just a kettle; it's a design statement.
What can't matcha do? Known to enhance mood and create a relaxed yet focused alertness, drinking matcha consistently improves everything from the appearance of your skin and hair to your hormonal health, cardiovascular system, and immune response. Drink it, bathe in it, or even whip it up into a paste for a face mask. It's a bestseller for a reason.
Chips and dip, veggies and dressing, whatever. Whether they're a pickleball enthusiast or not, this snack tray is so dang adorable, we're sure they'll love it. It even includes a pickleball-shaped bowl for dip!
Symbolizing good luck and positivity, the Italian Cornicello horn is believed to protect its wearer and their loved ones. Earrings, necklaces, and carms are all available in either gold or red (or the ultra-cool combination pictured here!).
We're all about the sentimental, and this set of 8 customizable letters your best friend can read at her leisure is the gift that keeps on giving. We're not crying. You're crying.
We can't say this enough: adults like stickers, too. If they're sassy stickers, all the better. These vintage-y illustrated fish come complete with judgy comments and side eyes (and yes, fish do just naturally have eyes on their sides but stick with us). Our shopping editor keeps leaving these stickers around her house and her family is not amused. Highly recommend.
For the coolest women in your life who have everything, we're betting they don't also have the coolest, retro-inspired glass pitcher. Whether they display it or utilize it, you can't go wrong here. Also comes in yellow with a pink handle.
You are loved. You are cherished. You are brave. Each one of these goddess necklaces has their own message and coordinating gemstone with a dainty offset pearl.
'Scarlet' is a bold orange-red. Then add gorgeous leather. Top it off with puffy quilting-inspired personalization and this train case is the perfect gift. There's also a bunch of colors if Scarlet isn’t her style.
We really can't explain the level of divine this scent reaches, but we'll try. Inspired by Central Park West in the spring, narcissus, ylang-ylang, black pepper, and musk blend together for an unmistakable scent that's sure to be her next signature.
This is the cooler, more grown-up version of the old school BFF necklaces. They're completely cute, totally adult-appropriate, and 10k gold, so you and your best friend will be able to wear them for so long.
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