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For the kid who loves to draw and wants a new way to color.
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Birthday gift ideas for almost anyone, from pocket puzzles and cozy extras to a massage gun, sorted by what you want to spend.

For the kid who loves to draw and wants a new way to color.

For anyone with a stiff neck who wants a cooler, more supportive pillow.

A cheap sweet-smelling lip balm that fits any stocking or party favor bag.

Deep percussion massage for post-workout soreness.

A pocket puzzle with hundreds of challenges, fine for kids and adults.

A cheap pick-me-up for tired eyes after a long week.

Handheld heat massage for stiff necks.

A small buildable orchid that blooms on a desk forever.

Bath and body treats for a mom, friend or coworker who needs a break.

A sweet little treat to add to a birthday card or care package.

An oversized hoodie blanket for the person who is always cold.

A ready-to-give box of treats for a friend, sister or daughter.

A hardcover of odd facts for trivia fans and bathroom-shelf browsers.

Warm, cushioned slippers for a grandpa who is always at home.

Candle, bath and self-care items for a get-well or birthday treat.

A tiny plush cake for a birthday that fits in a card or gift bag.

Melts candles with no flame, a safe pick for anyone who loves a cozy room.

A silly silicone lamp with touch and remote controls.

Six lip and skin basics in a tin, an easy gift for nearly anyone.

Fizzing shower tablets for a quick at-home spa night.

A low-cost cozy extra for stockings and add-ons.

Charges the phone and plays music from one bedside lamp.

A layering knit for the guy who wants to look put together.

Put a favorite family photo on a throw blanket.

A decorative healing-crystal piece for someone into wellness.

A soft glow for a friend with a cozy home.

A warm, sturdy pullover for a dad who works or plays outside.

A box of jerky and meat sticks for the snacker who likes salty over sweet.

Date night dessert for couples who like to dip and share.

A road-trip planning book with ideas for every state.

A soft couch throw for the person who stays warm under blankets.

For anyone sore from workouts or long days at a desk.

A folding glow lamp that doubles as bookshelf decor.

Carries a teacher or mom through the week with her own initial.

A pocket-size book of Scripture promises for a man of faith.

A handmade flower that lasts and sits nicely on a desk or shelf.

A self-stirring travel mug marked with her initial.

A warm, durable knit hat that goes with everything.

A pretty glass cup for tea or coffee at her desk.

A complete set with torch, chips, glasses, and ice molds for home cocktails.

A handy set for dry winter hands, easy to give to a teacher or coworker.

A small desk display for people who love plants.

A tidy wood spot for his phone, keys and wallet by the bed.

A jar of verse cards for days she needs encouragement.

A rechargeable flower lamp that adds a soft glow to a nightstand.

For the guy who likes salty, meaty snacks and has everything else.

For a friend who needs a pick-me-up after a rough stretch.

A quick refresh for tired eyes before a night out.

A tabletop s'mores kit for family movie nights.

A flower bouquet that never wilts, fun to build and display.

Silly and useful for anyone who can never reach that spot.

A desk stand that props up a phone and plays surprisingly full sound.

A plaster kit that turns a couple's clasped hands into a keepsake.

A silly pickle that answers any question, good for party laughs.

Sweet treats in a ready-to-send birthday box.

A quiet, screen-free way to unwind for someone who likes to relax.

Paint with water, watch it fade, start again: a quiet creative outlet.

Popcorn kernels and seasonings for a cozy movie night in.

A soft blanket with a woven bouquet for a romantic gesture.

A tidy grooming set that stays in the bathroom drawer.
A good birthday gift says you noticed something about the person. It does not need to be big. Think about what they did, complained about or wished for in the last few months, and start from there.
If you have no clue, pick something comforting or something that gets used up. Lotions, snacks, candles and puzzles are rarely wrong, and they never end up in a closet.
For friends and coworkers, a small gift under $25 is plenty. Close family and partners may call for $25-50 or more, but there is no rule. Match what you would feel comfortable receiving back.
At a party with several guests, a Pepperidge Farm birthday cake cookies pack or an eos birthday cake lip balm makes a cheerful add-on to a card.
Comfort is a safe angle. The Sherpa wearable blanket hoodie suits the person who is always cold, and a Mirakel heated neck massager or Cooling cervical neck pillow helps anyone who sits at a desk. The TOLOCO massage gun is a bigger step up for someone who works out.
For a spa night at home, try shower steamers, BIODANCE collagen sheet masks or grace & stella under eye gel masks.
A Crayola airbrush marker spray art kit keeps a kid busy, and the Kanoodle brain teaser puzzle game works across ages. For a curious adult, The Book of Unusual Knowledge or a LEGO Botanicals Mini Orchid gives them something to do with their hands.
If you want a ready-to-give option, a Birthday gift box for women or Pink spa relaxation gift basket saves you from wrapping many small things. Shopping for a best friend or a coworker too? Those lists have more specific ideas, and everything under $25 is in one place.
Quick answers before you buy
Choose something almost everyone enjoys: a scented candle, hand cream, a snack box or a puzzle. Add a short card.
Under $25 is fine for friends and coworkers. Spend more only for close family or a partner, and only if it feels right.