I don’t know about you, but I’m personally planning to do all of my Christmas shopping online this year. And I’ll definitely be taking advantage of the Cyber Week and Black Friday sales, so I can stretch my budget a little further. It’s also a good opportunity to pick up any key wardrobe staples you’ve been eying up, as most retailers tend to offer discounts of 30-40% off. It’s something I mention every year, but if you don’t need anything, don’t buy it. With newsletter promotions hitting our inboxes daily, it can be very easy to get swept up in…

Wrapping up with the biggest and most comprehensive category: home and tech. It wasn’t until I was beginning to map this out into sections that I realised just how overboard I’d gone. And it’s safe to say that this is only just scratching the surface.  So rather than waffle on, let’s just dive into the good stuff. [PS. The above picture is shoppable – just click on the items to be directed to the stockist] Puzzles & Games Many of us are spending more time at home right now, so why not make the most of it? Leaning into that…

My second gift guide for Christmas is tailored alllll around the little loves in our lives. It’s skewed a little more towards boys, but I have included a few unisex options – especially in the “toys”, “books”, and “nursery decor” sections. Above is a little peek at some of the gifts we’ve already purchased for our son, along with a couple of his favourite board books. When I started thinking about toys, I wanted to select things which were a little more interactive. And the first thing that came to mind was a music set. I ended up going with…