life with two sets of twins
Here are my annual Christmas gift guides for the whole family!
I will be adding these in as I go so keep checking back for new ones.
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My gifts guides seem to be a popular thing here on the blog! I love sharing my gift ideas with you and I love that so many of you ask me for suggestions. If you’re new here, I have to two sets of twins. Boy/Girl 4 year olds and girl 12 year olds. I’m going to be posting my gift guides here on this page as I complete them. Make sure to keep checking back and save the images to your Pinterest boards for easy access!
It’s that time of year!! Hands down my gift guides are my most searched/shared blog posts to date. The 2018 guides have been shared on Pinterest over 100K times! It’s insane. So I’m coming atcha with some fresh ones for 2019. I will be adding more throughout the month of November so keep checking back.
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It seems like the most popular “game” to play at Christmas parties is the White Elephant. If you don’t know what that is, let me explain. White Elephant means bring a wrapped gift of something funny or something you don’t want anymore laying around your house. It’s supposed to be kind of a “joke” gift. Usually the money limit is around $20-$35 OR everyone just grabs something from their house. I typically buy a gift because no one wants to get stuck with your old junk. Even though you buy a gift, you can still make it fun and silly! Here are some good ideas if you’re stuck on what to get.
One of my favorite Christmas traditions is picking out a new Christmas book every year. Our collection is really growing because I’ve been doing it since McKenzie and Kasey were born (2008!). If you do the Elf on the Shelf tradition it would be a fun idea to have the elf bring a Christmas book on the first night every year! Over the years you will begin to cherish all of your books and they can be passed down to your kids and grandchildren. I LOVE special little things that make the holidays even more meaningful. I thought I’d share our absolute favorite ones to read every year.