11 Exciting Gifts a Teen Girl is Going to Love
Need a few thoughtful and original gifts for a teen girl in your life? I’ve got your covered because I know how that story goes. I was at a complete loss when it came to Christmas for my teen girls so I did what all moms do, I started searching online and asking friends for ideas.
The final list was a perfect compilation of gifts for a teen girl that would suit any price range and save moms everywhere a ton of time.
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Fantastic Gifts for a Teen Girl
1. Jewelry Subscriptions
Mint Mongoose sends you three pieces of jewelry surprises each month for just $12.
Fair Trade Earring of the Month is the jewelry subscription that I have for myself. I have also gifted a 3-month subscription as a gift.
2. Kavu Bag
This one is a perfect gift for your teen on the go. She’ll be set for summer camp, study group, or sleepovers. There are so many pattern choices as well.
3. Tickets to an Event
How about an annual subscription to the theater or ballet?
Maybe a ticket to a concert for their favorite singer or band?
You could plan a trip to a theme park or local zip line adventure park.
4. Instant Camera
This one is a hot item and has been for a year or two. You can find a variety of colors.
a. Polaroid Instant Film Camera
b. Kodak Printomatic
c. Fujifilm Instax Mini 9
Don’t forget the film that matches the brand you purchase. Of course, you can always grab the gift bundle which includes everything she’ll need:
My next gift coordinates perfectly with this one…
5. Fairy lights and Mini Clothespins
Your teen girl can hang fairy lights around her room and then hang pictures with friends using mini clothespins. This is a perfect gift on its own with a stack of wallet size photos. It also coordinates beautifully with the Instant Camera gift idea.
6. Eno Hammock
Hang this hammock anywhere in a jiffy. Take it to the lake, on a hike, or to the local park. Your teen can relax with friends just about anywhere with trees.
Do not forget the straps!
If your kids own a hammock, then just buy the ENO straps. We did this for our kids this year because the ENO straps are so easy to use. A teen can hang their hammock with no problem.
7. Creative Art Supplies
Put together a little kit with a few art supplies that are a little different from the everyday supplies:
a. Gelato Pastel Sticks
b. Dual Tip Brush Pens
c. The Visual Journal
d. Kneaded Erasers
e. Blender Marker
f. A book about Hand Lettering (The one I treated myself to is pictured below)
g. Electric Eraser
8. Book Subscription Box
How about a brand new young adult book delivered to her house each month?
Once Upon a Book Club is for ages 14+ and includes 1 YA fiction book, 3 to 5 wrapped gifts, a 5×7 quote print, discussion questions and read-a-long dates for live discussion, and gift opening with fellow readers.
Unplugged Book Club is a monthly Young Adult or Adult Fiction book/self-care subscription box to help you focus on you. You’ll receive bookish self-care or novelty products, a brand new book, and more.
9. New Bedding
Who couldn’t use new bedding? We treated our teen to a new down comforter and duvet cover one year. They were both a huge hit. She was so excited to have a soft down comforter like the one on my bed.
How about special flannel sheets?
Maybe a new bookish throw pillow? or a Shakespeare quote?
10. Makeup
Find a complete makeup kit or just purchase various favorite items. How about a nice zipper pouch for makeup storage, especially for travel?
Consider a makeup subscription box so the goodies keep coming all year long.
11. Athletic Items
How about new workout clothes including a few new athletic headbands?
You can stock up on some athletic supplies like a yoga mat and a new water bottle.
Of course, in the end it also works to toss a little cash their way and let them come up with a creative way to spend it.
Need more inspiration for this holiday season?
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Gift Ideas for a Teen Girl
She believes that creativity, laughter, and fun are the backbone for engaging and inspiring homeschools. You can find her encouragement and tips on this blog, Mary Hanna Wilson.
She is an enneagram 7 and an extrovert. She enjoys traveling, tea (iced or hot), good conversations, and books. You can connect with her on Instagram and Facebook.
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