Five Star Gift Ideas

For your son who enjoys doing puzzles, Christmas is the perfect opportunity to gift him something that not only aligns with his interest but also provides him with a challenge and hours of entertainment. Here are a few meaningful and personal gift ideas that might spark his puzzle-solving enthusiasm.

1. Customized Puzzle: Surprise your son with a jigsaw puzzle featuring a favorite family photo or a picture of his beloved pet. Personalized puzzles add a unique touch and make the experience even more special.

2. Puzzle Subscription Box: Consider getting your son a subscription to a puzzle box service. These boxes typically contain different types of puzzles, such as jigsaw, crossword, or brain teasers, delivered to his doorstep every month. It will keep his puzzle collection fresh and constantly provide him with new challenges.

3. Puzzle Board or Mat: Puzzle enthusiasts often require a dedicated space to work on their puzzles. A puzzle board or mat provides a portable and convenient surface to assemble puzzles on. Look for one that is durable, easy to clean, and has suitable storage for puzzle pieces.

4. Puzzle Books: Expand your son's puzzle collection with a variety of puzzle books tailored to his preferred types of puzzles. Sudokus, logic puzzles, or even interactive puzzle books can be a great addition to his leisure activities.

5. Puzzle Organizer: Help your son keep all his puzzle pieces in order by gifting him a puzzle organizer. These organizers typically have different compartments or trays to sort and store puzzle pieces, making it easier for him to locate exactly what he needs.

6. Puzzle Accessories: There are various puzzle accessories available that can enhance his puzzle-solving experience. Consider items like puzzle roll-up mats, puzzle glue and frames, puzzle-sorting trays, or even a puzzle lamp with adjustable lighting for those late-night puzzle sessions.

7. Puzzle-themed Clothing or Merchandise: If your son enjoys puzzles, he might appreciate some puzzle-themed clothing or merchandise. Look for t-shirts, hoodies, or accessories featuring puzzle designs or witty puzzle-related quotes.

8. Puzzle Board Games: Introduce your son to board games that combine his love for puzzles with a social experience. Games like Codenames, Carcassonne, or Settlers of Catan involve puzzle-solving elements and strategic thinking, providing him with a different kind of puzzle challenge.

Remember, the most meaningful gift is one that shows you understand and support his interests. Consider his preferences, the level of difficulty he enjoys, and any other specific puzzle-related activities he frequently engages in. By choosing a personalized puzzle gift, you are not only encouraging his hobby but also demonstrating your thoughtfulness and care.

Or you can get him a star map with an important date you share.

Madeline Moran Weiler says about Under Lucky Stars star maps:

“The map was absolutely beautiful! My grandson was thrilled with it (it was a Christmas gift) and has already asked me if I would consider getting another one for him as a graduation gift in a couple of years.”