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Gifts That Keep Giving – Subscription Presents For The Whole Family

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Last Updated on May 16, 2024 by Alaina Bullock

With subscription services, you can get all kinds of weird and wonderful things through the letterbox. And the best part is, they keep on coming! They also make great gifts! If you’re looking for an out-of-the-ordinary gift for a special someone, try one of these monthly subscription presents of delights.

Subscription Presents for Dad

For the beardy one, thebeardclub.com subscriptions start from $1. Each monthly box offers all they need to groom that beard. They’ll find all-natural oil, balm, wax, and ‘growth accelerators’. If dad doesn’t have a beard, the Dollar Shave Club does something similar.

Another option to treat your dad to the perfect present is to give them unique jigsaw puzzles for adults to spend engaging evenings at home and to enjoy quality time with family or friends by putting together puzzle pieces and having hours of talks.

He will have fun for hours, days, or even weeks collecting and putting together the puzzle pieces, and this will not only entertain him but will also improve his cognitive health as puzzles are considered to be one of the best brain-boosters.

Subscription Presents Gifts for For Mom

If you know a chocolate lover (ahem, you perhaps?) many sites offer monthly bundles of sweetness, with four luxury bars from chocolatiers around the world. Every box will tell you a bit about the farmers and artisans involved in their unique “bean-to-bar” process, too. Sweet!

Gifts for for Pets

Pet subscription companies are booming. Brands such as BarkBox offer innovative toys and healthy treats delivered to your dog every month. You can check if the ingredients are suitable for your pooch on websites such as mysweetdogs.com.

Gifts for your student Son or Daughter

If you want to make sure they’re eating properly, cureandsimple.com offers bacon by mail. You can choose your flavour and delivery plan, and they’ll get parcels coated with a “natural deterrent” to mask that lovely bacon smell from any dogs (or greedy housemates).

Subscription Presents for Grandma and Granddad

Companies such as mygrandbox.com let your grandparents know you’re thinking about them. Every month, they’ll be treated to a box of snacks, drinks and mementos from around the world that will bring on fond memories and big smiles.

Gifts for Siblings

For the letter lovers out there, subscription companies such as nicelynoted.com let people rekindle their love for handwriting. They’ll find a box of quirky envelopes, cards and stamps. And you’ll be giving them another way to stay in touch. Good thinking!

Gifts for the In-Laws

Your mother and father-in-law don’t have to be British to enjoy monthly boxes of hand-picked teas from around the world. From herbal to Rooibos, companies such as teasparrow.com will find their cup of, um, tea. Don’t worry if they’re coffee lovers. Box brands such as Craft Coffee will give them their fix.

Gifts for Auntie and Uncle

Don’t know what clothes to buy auntie and uncle? Companies such as stitchfix.com let them pick out their own style. Once they add their size and price preferences, its team of stylists will post hand-selected pieces of clothing. And if they don’t like that jumper or pair of jeans, they can post them back with free shipping.

Subscription Presents for Those who Need Extra TLC

Is someone not getting enough vitamin C? With companies such as bulubox.com, you can post out little health hampers. These companies will send out vitamins, supplements, and other products to boost health.

So, if you’re stuck for gift ideas for a family member who has everything, think inside the box, and give them a subscription present that will surprise and delight them every month.

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