As much as I love the Christmas season, it can be pretty stressful. I have to think of all those Elf on the Shelf ideas, my kids’ expectations for a magical winter season are ridiculously high, and don’t even get me started on the presents! I consider myself a pretty savvy shopper, but Christmas shopping takes it to a whole new level.
Most of us want to find the perfect Christmas gift for everyone in our family, but that’s easier said than done. Not only do you have to narrow down the 2,500 items on your 6-year-old’s Christmas wish list, but you also have to stick to your budget and track what you’ve already purchased (so you don’t end up with two of everything!).
There’s also a fine line between “doable” and “impossible,” like when my daughter wanted a jet pack and superpowers from Santa. I mean, I’m good, but I’m not THAT good. I think we ended up finding a cute superhero costume, and my hubby zoomed her around the living room until both of them were dizzy. That’s basically the same, right?
Finding those just-right gifts can be tricky, but a Christmas list template and a Christmas shopping list are a great way to get ideas from your family members, track what you’ve already purchased, and narrow down those endless “wants” to a realistic number that doesn’t stretch the limits of reality or your budget.
So if you want to get help with your Christmas lists this season, then read on for 16 different free printable Christmas list templates to make your holiday a little more organized:
Take some of the stress out of planning for Christmas with this awesome selection of Christmas list templates for everyone in your family!
These free printable Christmas lists for kids are a fun way to help them figure out what they truly want. The available space also limits the number of items they can write down, which makes Christmas shopping less overwhelming for everyone involved.
These Christmas wish lists are also an excellent way for you and your younger kids to spend some quality time thinking of gift ideas together.
Balancing the spread of gifts for each family member can quickly become challenging, especially if you’re buying for multiple children. You probably want each person to receive a mixture of fun and useful items without going overboard in any category. That’s why these want, need, wear, read Christmas lists are so awesome!
Each person fills out things they want, need, can wear, and would like to read. That way, your tween daughter doesn’t receive 30 pairs of funny cat socks and nothing else. And you can mix in some needed gifts under the tree, too. It’s all about balance!
Your child has faithfully written their letter to Santa this year, so it’s only fitting that they fill out a Christmas wish list for gifts they want from the jolly old elf himself! Choose one of these free printable Christmas lists and give it to your child. Ask them to write down any special presents they’d like Santa to bring them this year, and prepare to do some online shopping from the…er…North Pole!
*Want to check out some other Santa printables for kids? Hop over here to see my free printable Santa letter templates and these Santa’s Nice List Certificates that you can customize with your child’s name!
We’ve covered the kids, and now it’s time to show some special holiday love to the adults and teens! Go ahead and print one of these adult Christmas wish lists for you, your spouse, or any other important grown-up in your life.
I always think I know what my hubs wants for the holidays, but sometimes he surprises me when we trade lists. It’s also a fool-proof way to get your loved ones exactly what they want (and vice-versa)!
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Once you’ve gathered all the lists together, now it’s time to get organized! Use these Christmas shopping list templates to create a complete list of gifts you need to buy for everyone, not just one person’s list.
Each Christmas shopping list printable has spots to write down all the presents you want to buy, where you can find each item and estimated prices for each gift. They’re an excellent way to help you stay within your Christmas budget.
If you love the idea of a free Christmas list but also want the freedom to create your own format, try these blank Christmas list templates! They’re more of an “all-purpose” list type so that you can create your own categories and columns that fit your holiday traditions.
These free printable Christmas list templates also make awesome Christmas to do lists or Christmas shopping lists!
Are you looking for resources to help reduce the holiday stress and add more joy to the Christmas season? Check out these posts for more free tips and printables!
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