Q&A for How to Make Gift Baskets

You can include hair ties, pins, and clips, a mini travel hair brush, dry shampoo, styling gel, a hair mask, and/or temporary hair dye.

Give him a little journal with a "how to survive" guide, and write tips and such. He could also use a wallet to put spare change in, and just whatever you feel would help him out! Think about your own experiences thus far and what you could've used starting out. You can also ask your parents for help.

Popcorn, soft drinks, chips/crisps and candy/sweets are all suitable for a movie gift basket. Focus on making the basket look good if you can't spend a lot on the content.

Add a "Get well soon" card with maybe a game. They also might like word searches and sudoku puzzle books. Add something nice to eat, like candy, chocolate, fruits, pretzels, etc., depending on why they're not well (sugary things aren't great for some people recovering from illness). If they're mobile, perhaps give them a voucher for the hospital gift shop so they can choose something for themselves.

You can add some popcorn, drinks like soda, pop, juice etc., candy that you would find at a theater, like Warheads and Skittles, DVD's. And if you want to go an extra step, you can add cupcakes and cookies!

You can add a set of clothing for the doll, some accessories and mini furniture! You could also buy a PJ set with a matching doll set.

Yes, it’s completely fine not to wrap your gift basket. For a mother’s day basket you could make it spa-themed so that your mother could relax (add some good quality face creams, spa vouchers, etc.).

Good items would be candles, facial masks, a journal, a small plant, small decorations (an ornament, stringed lights), a nice mug, or soaps.

You could make a basket containing: A cute spatula, a nice whisk, measuring spoons, a hand towel, a nice candle, and an apron.

You could make a basket containing: Dessert-scented candles, brown sugar scrubs, a mug, fluffy socks, a journal, an ornament, etc. Any of these would be nice additions.

Maybe a fluffy blanket or stuffed animal, a balloon, a plant to care for (young children might not be able to care for it properly), a sweet treat, mints, anything sensory, puzzles, or something that is based off their interests. You could put lots of cheery things in it to make them feel better.