1. KiwiCo Kiwi Crate

Younger children like their favorite plastic toys, but after a while they end up in a pile of obsolete mountains. We believe that such a subscription box  is a better option for giving them attractive and hands-on activities that they can enjoy. KiwiCo has boxes for 5 age groups from under 2 to 14 years old, with a variety of themes to choose from. You can choose food, geography, tech and more. Adrienne So, WirED’s Senior Associate Editor, has seen her children make everything from water guns to kaleidoscopes. She said there was even a nightbox where everything was shining.

2. Winc

With a Winc`s Wine Club subscription, you can find new wines and order old favorites. The company offers one-month, two-month, or three-month subscriptions that let you  take a personalized Winc quiz before ordering your custom wine selection for the first time.

3. Hunt a killer

Recently, my partner came back with the famous Killer Magazine. He saw it and knew, “I like this kind of thing.” When you also look at the murderers and think about your loved ones, you are giving them the opportunity to really play a detective.

Each case consists of 6 boxes shipped in 6 months. Each month, they are given a box of clues and incident files such as police statements and  have to find out  where the problem is related. You can give them all six  or one or two boxes and show them  if they like them enough to move on. I haven’t  tried this game directly, but many  friends have tried it. They said it was so much fun but expensive. However, some of the proceeds will go to the Cold Case Foundation.

4. Blue Apron Meal Kit

Preparing and cooking meals every  night is tiring. It can also be an expensive and wasteful purchase material that is not used in multiple recipes. If you have a loved one who is having a hard time making a meal or is  learning  to cook, consider giving a few meal sets. Bonus points if  someone cooks together.

The Blue Apron is the simplest  we have tried. There are many choices on the menu  each week and a few dietary options, such as vegetarian meals or WW-approved meals. Almost all the meal sets have special discount codes  for new customers. If you don’t want to worry about finding someone else’s meal plan, you can purchase a Blue Apron Gift Card.

5. Horti Plant Subscription

When it comes to flora, people tend to give out flowers. They are cute and smell good, but  by the time they reach your present, they are half dead. Plants, on the other hand,  are a wonderful gift and, with proper care, can survive for years. Horti makes it easy for someone to slowly turn their living space into a jungle. Choose between pet-friendly and novice plants (or choose Hortis Pick) and either  plain terracotta pots or plants with beautifully painted details. Each box contains tips and advice on plants, potting compost packs, and how to care for them. The plants are carefully packed to prevent damage by mail.

6. Sips By Tea

If you prefer tea to coffee, SipsBy is a great affordable  subscription box. Each box contains 4 types of tea. About 16 cups per month. You can choose ready-made tea or loose leaves and filters. Each box also contains information on how to properly soak each variety. If you don’t want to determine the recipient’s preferences, you can purchase a special SipsBy gift card, depending on the number of boxes  sent by other methods.

7. Universal Yums Snack Box

Who of us likes to chew delicious treats all day long during meetings, errands, and complete meals?  Universal Yams Box is our most popular snack box. There are several sizes to choose from, and each month you can learn a little, as it includes groceries from  different countries, as well as a booklet with fun facts and games about that country.

8. Book of the Month

Nothing is better than a walk through the aisles of a bookstore or library, but it’s not always possible in our busy life. If someone on your gift list is always stuck in a book, or  they want to read more, you can sign them up for this month’s book subscription. You can choose from 5 new books each month. The basic subscription fee is one, but you can add more books. If you don’t notice what you’re interested in, or if you’re still reading last month’s book, you can always skip the box.

9. Curl Box

Curly hair is expensive and stressful to understand. You’ll need conditioner, gel, leave-in, oil, and occasionally heat protectants, but none of them are all-purpose sizes. There are several subscription boxes for curly hair, but the curl box is nice and affordable. Each month we have about 5, great products  from famous brands, so you can subscribe as long as you want to research the holy grail. In some cases, you may need to put it on the waiting list before you can sign up, so  if you want to send it as a gift, we recommend that you put it on the waiting list now. However, the brand also offers some unsubscribed boxes.

10. Bespoke Post

Bespoke Post has options for everyone, but I think it’s a great place to start for men who have difficulty shopping. If you’ve  searched for gifts for men, guides usually include stereotypes such as whiskey stones and meat. Bespoke has many more variations, with different options every month. First, take a simple quiz for gift recipients-questions are easy  to guess-then, boxes are assigned monthly based on their interests. You can view and redeem the box before shipping. You can also select the first box and then pass the credentials to the gift recipient so that they can make a selection there.

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