Getting Kidsplained

It’s the season of glow — and the 2025 skincare gift trends are all about hydration, barrier repair, and clean beauty. Whether you’re buying for a skincare newbie or a full-on serum sommelier, there’s a set here that will make their skin (and their smile) radiant. ( This post contains affiliate links. As an affiliate, I may earn a small commission if you buy through the links — at no extra cost to you. ) Budget finds like The Ordinary Bright Set and BYOMA Hydrating Starter Kit prove great skincare doesn’t have to cost a fortune. Mid-tier faves like Prequel Hydration Bundle and Kiehl’s Anti-Aging Set bring visible results without the spa price tag.  This holiday season, skincare is self-care — and that’s a gift worth giving. 👉 Shop our full skincare gift list on Benable

Here’s the truth: women don’t just want gifts — we want gifts that get us. This 2025 Holiday Gift Guide for Women is full of things we’d actually love to unwrap — from cozy comforts to self-care luxuries that make every day a little more beautiful. ( This post contains affiliate links. As an affiliate, I may earn a small commission if you buy through the links — at no extra cost to you. ) If she’s into skincare, the Tatcha Dewy Skin Cream or Glow Recipe Watermelon Set deliver that spa-day glow at home. For self-care queens, Beekman 1802’s goat milk set is the clean beauty favorite that’s all over TikTok. Want something stylish but wearable? The Mejuri Herringbone Necklace and Kendra Scott Ayla Pendant are timeless, everyday pieces that elevate any outfit. And if cozy is her love language, Barefoot Dreams Throw and Ugg Scuffette Slippers are as good as wrapping yourself in a hug. For the women who “don’t need anything” (but definitely do), tech gifts like the Apple AirPods Pro ...

We all know the feeling: you spend hours scrolling for the perfect toy, only for it to end up forgotten by New Year’s. That’s why we built this GettingKidsplained 2025 Children’s Toy Gift Guide — a parent-approved, developmentally smart list that’s fun enough for kids and practical enough for us grownups. ( This post contains affiliate links. As an affiliate, I may earn a small commission if you buy through the links — at no extra cost to you. ) This year’s toy trends are all about balance — between STEM and imagination, learning and laughter. For little ones (ages 0–2) , classics like the Fisher-Price Giant Rock-A-Stack and MiniSpinny make early learning sensory and simple. Toddlers (ages 2–4) can get their wiggles out with the VTech 3-in-1 Sports Center or explore pretend play with the [Tiny Target Shopping Cart] — because yes, “shopping” like mom and dad is a universal toddler hobby. Preschoolers (4–6) are all about creativity — we’re loving Magna-Tiles House Set and LEGO Cl...