11 Gifts for Grandparents Who Already Have Everything
Updated: Nov. 03, 2023
These unique gifts for grandparents are sure to light up their faces on Christmas day.
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Tile Mate
Grandma and Grandpa can use Tile Mate ($48 for a pack of four) to find their missing items. They can attach one to their keys, a camera or even their pet’s collar. The click of a button on their phone will make the Tile Mate ring when it’s nearby, but out of sight. This would make a great gift for Mom and Dad if they’re forgetful, too.
Digital Photo Frame
There’s nothing grandparents love more than pictures of their kids and grandkids. Let them enjoy an endless slideshow of memories with this digital photo frame ($70). Load the photos with a memory card or a thumb drive, then display the frame somewhere they can see it frequently. Plus, it plays videos and music and has a motion sensor to turn off automatically.
Bakeware Set
Your grandparents likely own bakeware, but when was the last time it was updated? This 10-Piece Non-Stick Metal Bakeware Set ($110) could help Grandma’s famous chocolate chip cookies, or Grandpa’s secret family recipe for apple pie taste even better! Each piece is made from durable non-stick coated steel and features an embossed surface for even baking.
iRobot Roomba
Give Grandma and Grandpa an iRobot Roomba ($270) so they can keep the floors clean without breaking a sweat. The Roomba will loosen, lift and suction everything from small particles to large debris. It works on both carpet and hard floors. We bet Grandma and Grandpa will get a kick out of this little robot cleaning away while they put their feet up.
Best Grandma and Grandpa Mugs
The classic “best” mug never goes out of style. Show Grandma and Grandpa they are truly the best with this set of matching mugs ($19). They’ll love the old-fashioned cross stitch design and the fact that they’re dishwasher safe. Who doesn’t love the treat of piping hot homemade cocoa in a favorite mug?
Cookbook Full of Family Favorites
Help Grandma or Grandpa discover new favorite recipes with this 5th Edition Taste of Home Cookbook ($30). Whether they’re hosting the family for a holiday meal, or simply cooking dinner for two, they’ll find what they need in this book packed with over 1,000 reliable recipes, including this winter warmup for the Ultimate Chicken Noodle Soup.
Birthday Calendar
Thanks to this Perpetual Birthday Calendar ($16), your grandparents can keep track of birthdays and other important days all year long. Each monthly page is formatted with a list where they can record the names of each person’s birthday or anniversary. Now they don’t have to update their regular calendar every year—a perpetual calendar lasts forever!
Adjustable Walking Sticks
If your grandparents like to stay active with walks or hikes, they’ll love this set of two TrailBuddy Walking Sticks ($37). Each pole is made from tough aluminum which is great for withstanding pressure and helping hold their balance as they walk. The adjustable lengths will fit any height.
Faux Fur Throw Blanket
This faux fur blanket ($37) would look great on the sofa or your Grandpa’s favorite arm chair. The 1/2 inch long faux fur and reverse side’s velvety soft fabric will keep your grandparents warm and cozy while they watch TV. We love that it looks luxurious but is machine washable for practical use.
Tea Kettle
This stylish Kate Spade Tea Kettle ($50) is sure to brighten up your grandparents’ kitchen. The 2 1/2 quart kettle is made from durable stainless steel and enamelware. It comes in eight different colors and patterns, including polka dot. Here are more gift ideas for tea lovers.
Indoor Herb Garden Kit
Fresh herbs brighten any dish and make it more delicious. Help your grandparents grow their own fresh herbs with this Indoor Herb Garden Kit ($26). It comes with everything they would need including seeds, a wood grow box, shears, plant markers and soil discs. They’ll love cooking all their favorite meals with fresh herbs.
Originally Published: November 15, 2019
