Teenagers: Angsty. Emotional. Tech wizards. Full of energy. Playful. Adventurers. And forever your little babies!! Shopping for teens can be challenging, but if you stick to few basic rules, you can’t go wrong. Focus on cool gadgets, lots of creature comforts, and cold hard cash. This holiday season doesn’t need any extra stress, and our gift guide for teens is full of great gift ideas to help you out. Find some inspiration below.
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1. New phone, who dis? This hilarious card game combines everyday technology with outlandish humor for entertainment that will have everyone lol-ing.
2. An Echo Glow is the perfect customizable companion for any teen. Set up daily routines and reminders, listen to your favorite music and podcasts, and so much more.
3. Earbuds are always a good gift idea. Take your listening on the go with these wireless Beats earbuds.
4. Did someone say movie night?? Turn any room into your own personal theater with this mini projector.
5. If you run out of ideas for presents, a gift card or cash will do the trick! Make them work for it though with this gift card escape box.
6. We could all use a little extra emotional support, and this adorable weighted sloth will give just that.
7. With the hectic pace of teenage life, it’s no surprise they need their caffeine fix. This to-go mug will ensure their favorite morning beverage stays hot (or cold) for hours.
8. Funny socks are always a hit, and these pizza ones are no exception!
9. We’re all content creators at heart, and this tracking phone holder will allow them to make flawless videos for anything they wish.
10. Give them all the cozies! This comfy hoodie is sure to be a coveted gift for any teen.
11. A silk pillowcase may seem a little luxurious, but gifting them a good night’s sleep is a precious commodity.
12. From school to work to weekends with friends, this mini portable speaker will deliver big sound for any occasion.
13. Moments are fleeting but memories last a lifetime with this portable photo printer!
14. A mini donut maker. ‘Nuff said.
In the beginning of quarantine lots of home projects went down in my house, one of them being this frugal pantry makeover. I simply used foam board (was going to do wood but the weight would have pulled the racks out of the wall) and contact paper to give those wire racks a little upgrade! 🤩 It’s been a little over 8 months now and they are still holding up so nicely!! Everything I used is listed below, I kept a lot of my daughters items on the bottom so she can easily access them! If you have questions don’t hesitate to ask, it took me two days but was fairly easy to do!
Foam Board (I only needed one package – I still have 3 left! I used 3 for each shelf measuring 64” long). I measured the front of the wire rack and cut a separate piece from the foam board and then used packaging tape to create a “L” with the two pieces.
Contact Paper (I bought 3 for 4 shelves and still have leftover – perfect amount) use code 4SYURS68 if you buy more than 1. I used a credit card (you can use anything flat) to smooth out any bubbles as I attached the paper to the foam board.
Under shelf bookcases (I grabbed 3 because those stinking shelf holders got in the way of me grabbing a larger, longer shelf – so I improvised) Make sure you measure your shelves from the floor to the bottom of the shelf to make sure you have enough clearance to put the bookcases in.
Glass Storage Containers (I have 2 sets and use them for pasta, oatmeal, rice and candy).
1.5 Gallon Jar – I use for granola bars or cookie packs.
In the beginning of quarantine lots of home projects went down in my house, one of them being this frugal pantry makeover. I simply used foam board (was going to do wood but the weight would have pulled the racks out of the wall) and contact paper to give those wire racks a little upgrade! 🤩 It’s been a little over 8 months now and they are still holding up so nicely!! Everything I used is listed below, I kept a lot of my daughters items on the bottom so she can easily access them! If you have questions don’t hesitate to ask, it took me two days but was fairly easy to do!
Foam Board (I only needed one package – I still have 3 left! I used 3 for each shelf measuring 64” long). I measured the front of the wire rack and cut a separate piece from the foam board and then used packaging tape to create a “L” with the two pieces.
Contact Paper (I bought 3 for 4 shelves and still have leftover – perfect amount) use code 4SYURS68 if you buy more than 1. I used a credit card (you can use anything flat) to smooth out any bubbles as I attached the paper to the foam board.
Under shelf bookcases (I grabbed 3 because those stinking shelf holders got in the way of me grabbing a larger, longer shelf – so I improvised) Make sure you measure your shelves from the floor to the bottom of the shelf to make sure you have enough clearance to put the bookcases in.
Glass Storage Containers (I have 2 sets and use them for pasta, oatmeal, rice and candy).
1.5 Gallon Jar – I use for granola bars or cookie packs.
In the beginning of quarantine lots of home projects went down in my house, one of them being this frugal pantry makeover. I simply used foam board (was going to do wood but the weight would have pulled the racks out of the wall) and contact paper to give those wire racks a little upgrade! 🤩 It’s been a little over 8 months now and they are still holding up so nicely!! Everything I used is listed below, I kept a lot of my daughters items on the bottom so she can easily access them! If you have questions don’t hesitate to ask, it took me two days but was fairly easy to do!
Foam Board (I only needed one package – I still have 3 left! I used 3 for each shelf measuring 64” long). I measured the front of the wire rack and cut a separate piece from the foam board and then used packaging tape to create a “L” with the two pieces.
Contact Paper (I bought 3 for 4 shelves and still have leftover – perfect amount) use code 4SYURS68 if you buy more than 1. I used a credit card (you can use anything flat) to smooth out any bubbles as I attached the paper to the foam board.
Under shelf bookcases (I grabbed 3 because those stinking shelf holders got in the way of me grabbing a larger, longer shelf – so I improvised) Make sure you measure your shelves from the floor to the bottom of the shelf to make sure you have enough clearance to put the bookcases in.
Glass Storage Containers (I have 2 sets and use them for pasta, oatmeal, rice and candy).
1.5 Gallon Jar – I use for granola bars or cookie packs.
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