Christmas Advent Calendar 2024, DIY 24 Empty Christmas Countdown Box for Gift Wrap, 24 Days Number Xmas Holiday Deco

Very nice

Cute patterns and easy to assemble! They are a good size

These Linelglobal Christmas Advent Calendar cubes will add a daily excitement to the month of December. These colorful cubes will have your kiddos "counting down the days!" This is an especially nice way to help young children to understand how many more days they have to wait until Christmas. The flat cubes are easy to fold into little boxes that stay nicely shut. And the size is just right for tucking in a joke of the day, or a Christmas story verse from the Bible, a pair of Christmas socks, candies, coins, currency, or a small decoration for their room. If you need more ideas for these boxes, just buy little party favors. For an extra special treat, put in a small Christmas ornament each day and hang a garland in their room. They will be excited to open each box and decorate their room. And before they know it, Christmas will be here. Enjoy!

I have a tradition of getting the kids their own advent calendars to start off the fun early in the month. It used to be the cheap chocolates. Then it moved up to better chocolates/candy that were themed with characters they are familiar with.But when the new crop of calendars started coming out I was happy to move to those. I have tried to tailor the calendars to the kids likes/passions.As they get a little older it gets harder to find one that fits. The younger kids are easy.So I got this set to custom make a month of fun. I like that i can reuse this kind next year as well. We could even do a 12 days of Christmas for someone just using the 1-12.They are not super thick boxes; about what you would expect.They are numbered so you can fill them all at once and they can open just one a day while seeing the other ones (which is a big temptation) or only put out the one for that day so they aren't tempted to open the other boxes.I ordered some clear round stickers that I could place over the edge of the opening to discourage peeking. LOLI imagine that will cause some dismay, but they need to learn patience.The only trouble is that I now have to come up with 24 different things that can fit in the size of these boxes. I've got a pretty good start on some things but I need to figure this out within a few weeks.

I recently tried out a customizable countdown to Christmas for my two daughters, and it was such a delightful experience! The assembly did take a bit of time, but the end result was absolutely worth it. I loved being creative and incorporating more than just candy into the countdown.I found a multi-pack of earrings, thread bracelets, and rings, and I carefully placed one set in different gift boxes for each day. The girls will be thrilled to find personalized notes from both mommy and daddy along with a small piece of candy each day. It really added a special touch!However, I did note that the boxes are a bit thin and flimsy, so I had to be careful not to tear them with heavier gifts. It’s probably best for a one-time use, but the joy that it will bring my children makes it all worthwhile. Overall, I highly recommend this! It's a wonderful way to build excitement for Christmas

These are very cute, small boxes that are ideal for small treats like small toys. I used them to create a custom advent calendar with a packet of specialty cocoa and a mini packet of cookies in each. It was a snug fit, but folding the cocoa packet allowed me to get both items in the box. I did need to tape each box shut just for extra security when mailing them, but if you're using them at home, there shouldn't be any issue with security as they close quite well.These are a one-year-only type of product, but they're cute and serve the purpose well, and it's great not to have to store them.

We actually got these to use as a weekly reward system for our 6yo when she completes her tasks (cleaning and helping with housework, homework, and hygiene) throughout the week. When she has too many missed moments of opportunity, she doesn't get to pick a box. However, when she does an awesome job most of the week, she gets to pick a random numbered box in which lays a surprise of sorts for her. She calls them her little treasure boxes.These are a really nice size as they allow for a number of objects and things to be placed inside. Extremely easy to put together, I do recommend adding a small piece of painter’s tape at the bottom to ensure it all stays put for that length of time, but that's easy enough to peal off when the time comes. Hoping to get a few years use out of this as she really seems to have taken a shine to em. Being a thick card stock, I don't expect them to last forever of course and understand they were likely made with the intent of being used for one season. None the less, going to try and get a few rounds out of them.