Printable Christmas Gift Lists

An organized Christmas starts right here with the Printable Christmas Gift Lists! You know you will likely forget all about those fuzzy slippers under the bed, the video game in your drawer under the socks, or that tripod you so carefully hid behind blankets on the top shelf, until you decide to clear the dust bunnies. Am I the only one who has found a highly desired Christmas gift months after Christmas? It’s time to get organized!

Image of printable Christmas Gift Lists with reindeer clipart.

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How To Use The Christmas Gift List

If you wonder if you’ve bought enough, if you’ve spent equally, or if you’ve already sent a gift, this Christmas Gift List takes the wondering away because you’ve got it all on paper!

  1. List each person you would like to purchase a gift for. This list can get out of control pretty quickly. Decide who you want to show extra appreciation to, and remember, it can be something super simple!
  2. List a gift idea next to the recipient’s name.
  3. Write in your budgeted amount.
  4. Once the gift is purchased, write in the actual amount spent.
  5. Check it off when you’ve wrapped the gift.
  6. Check off when you’ve mailed the gift, if applicable.

Who Should Be On Your Christmas Gift List?

Is your list too long? Check out the Dirty Santa game we have played with family. It will shorten that list up quickly!

Christmas Gift List For The Kids

Chances are, if you have kids, you plan on getting them more than one gift! Those kids deserve their very own Christmas Gift List. With up to eight spaces for gifts, you’re all set!

I use this gift list to make sure I’m keeping things fair between our two kids. Not only do I try to keep the monetary amount close, but I also do my best to make sure they have the same number of gifts. One year, that meant finding Creative Ways To Give Money For Christmas and wrapping it in different ways for my daughter, who only wanted money for Christmas.

Want, Need, Wear, Read Gift List

A fun way to rein in the amount of gifts is to use the Want, Need, Wear, Read idea, where you purchase four gifts for each child for Christmas. Give this list to your kids and let them dream away, then pick something to buy from each category.

One year, we used the four gift rule, but also gave the kids pretty sweet gifts in their stockings!

Implementing the Four Gifts For Christmas tradition can bring a sweet simplicity and focus to your Christmas.

Even if you give more than four gifts for Christmas, these categories are good to help make it a well-rounded Christmas!

Get Your Christmas Gift Lists Here

These Christmas Gift Lists are also included in the free Printable Christmas Planner found below!

Image of printable Christmas Gift Lists with reindeer clipart.

Now you’re set and ready to get organized for Christmas! There’s no need to remember what you’ve already bought because you’ve written it down! Now you just have to remember where you hid your Christmas Gift List!

Frequently Asked Questions

According to Rachel Cruze from Dave Ramsey, ‘the amount you should spend on Christmas gifts for your kids depends on a lot of factors—like the size of your family and your income.’ There is no one right amount, and there are many ways you can make Christmas magical without spending a lot. Your amount doesn’t need to stay the same every Christmas either. We’ve had years where we’ve spent a lot and years where we haven’t spent much at all because we were paying for college. Your circumstances matter!

A list helps you stay on budget and remember who you want to give gifts to. With a list, you won’t have to remember everything at one of the busiest times of year because you have it in writing to refer to.

Christmas Gift Ideas

Red three-ring binder with a cover insert that says Christmas Planner with a picture of a cute reindeer.

It’s Time To Get Organized For Christmas!

The Printable Christmas Planner is here to help you plan the best Christmas yet!

It provides you with space to make lists, and check them twice, plan parties and projects, and create a schedule so you can enjoy your Christmas this year!

Bridget

Hi! I’m Bridget!

I create printables and DIYs to help you get organized and celebrate special occasions! It’s my mission to inspire you to get creative and find joy in every day!

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2 Comments

  1. LOL HA! You’ll need a master list of lists soon Bridget. Please make it a printable! 😀 Love the Dirty Santa idea the best. Buying multiple presents for multiple people is a stress I never want to revisit. But for all you parents of young children and teenagers out there, this printable is a must! I think that kids need lots and lots of presents. I never let my minimalist nature spill into my son’s holiday cheer! Holidays are for spoiling those kiddies to the max! 🙂

    1. YES! Kids need lots and lots of presents! That is, until the presents on their wish list reach triple digits;0) That’s when the presents are fewer but appreciated so much!

      I just love creating printables, Kay! They are so much fun!

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