I know it’s a little crazy to be thinking about Christmas when we haven’t even had Halloween yet, but my husband and I have been talking about what we’re going to get everybody for Christmas. I’m pretty sure my mother in law does her Christmas shopping as soon as school starts, something that I wish I could be better about! We’ve been busy working on our budget for Christmas this year and have been putting money aside at the end of the summer so that we aren’t left stranded this holiday!

Taking my 1 year old into the store has been challenging lately so I’ve resorted to shopping online as much as possible. While trying to figure out what we want to get everybody for Christmas, I came across a site called Uncommon Goods. They have Christmas gifts for everybody and all of their products are cruelty free. None of their products contain leather, feathers or fur and have also featured products that contain recycled components. Another great thing about Uncommon Goods is they have a passion for giving back and created the Better Give Back Program. When you make a purchase through their website, Uncommon Goods donates $1 to a non-profit organization that you choose at checkout.

I don’t know about you, but I have a hard time finding gifts for my family, especially the men. My kids are generally pretty easy, and are helpful in letting us know what they want for Christmas. If you’re struggling with some ideas, I’ve found some great Christmas Gifts for Men and Women you have to check out:

Gift Ideas for Women:

• Sewing Station
• Flavor Infuser Water Bottle
• Stackable Mason Jar Measuring Cups
• Hair Tie Bracelet
• Literary Candles
• Pedestal Jewelry Holder
• Beauty Makeup Travel Case
• What I Love About You by Me Book

Gift Ideas for Men:

• Shark Socks
• Bedside Essentials Pocket
• Eye Glasses Holder
• The Mug With a Hoop
• What I Love About Dad by Me Book
• Golfers BBQ Set
• Ticket Stub Diary
• Home Plate Doormat

To help put some ease into your Holiday planning, I’ve created this Holiday Shopping List printable to help keep you organized. Whether you’re trying to stick to a budget or need to remember what you’re planning on getting a friend or family member for the holidays, this is the perfect printable for you! There’s also a spot at the end of the sheet so that you can mark off that you’ve bought the gift and if it has been wrapped. I hope these gift ideas and shopping list helps you throughout the busy holiday season!

Download the Holiday Shopping List Printable

Note: Before printing, select “Fit to Page” on the pop up and trim off the edges once you’ve printed out your Holiday Shopping List.

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