35 Thoughtful Gift Ideas That Grandparents Will Love

This YnM Weighted Blanket ($40, originally $50) will keep them warm and comforted. It's the perfect thing to get them for a movie marathon, and will help calm and soothe anxious feelings. It feels like a warm hug, and you can choose the desired weight and size of the blanket, though we think the 15 pound option is great for most people.

This Personalized Whiskey Barrel ($85-$200) is the perfect present for someone who is serious about their love for whiskey. You can buy a small or large whiskey barrel, and pick either just the barrel, a one-flavor essence of Tennessee whiskey, or a three-flavor essence of rum and whiskey. Once you're done, they can get as creative as they please.

If they're people who travel a lot, get them this Scratch-Off World Map Poster ($24). They can keep track of every country they've been to, and help plan their next great adventure. This is something they'll be so excited to play around with, particularly if they've got grandchildren who love to travel; they can follow along on their loved ones' journeys.

You can customize these Personalized Family Mugs ($32) to look like your loved ones. It's a great gift to give if you're all together for the holidays. Plus, now no one can "mistakenly" steal anyone's holiday coffee mug, because we all know each person has a unique coffee recipe.

This Goldbelly 3 Month Subscription ($250) will send them a bunch of food for three months. In our opinion there's no greater gift. Each month, the package is curated by the Goldbelly team, so one month, they could be receiving Key Lime Pie from Florida, and another month it's Texas barbecue.

Music-lovers will appreciate this vintage Victrola Black Turntable ($100). It's a gift they'll cherish, and they may even share some old records with you! Plus, it also has Bluetooth connectivity enabled, so they can play all kinds of music, not just old records.

The Philip Whitney Metal Family Tree Picture Frame ($31, originally $39) holds six family photos. If they love having their photos printed and easily accessible, this is a great gift. They'll have fun choosing all their favorites. Each frame holds a two inch by three inch picture.

This Letters to My Grandchild: Write Now. Read Later. Treasure Forever. ($13, originally $15) book is a sentimental gift. It allows grandparents to share their memories with their precious grandchild to save for future milestones. If they're a first time grandparent or have a new grandchild, this makes for a lovely gift.

This History by Mail Six-Month Subscription ($40) is for the history lover in your life. Every month, they'll be sent a replica of a different historical document. It's a six month subscription, so this is a gift that can last a long time.

The cook in your life will love this Hand-Carved Heart Serving Spoon ($20). It's such a sweet and useful addition to their kitchen. Plus, it makes for an easy stocking stuffer, so if you're short on ideas, this is a great little gift they'll actually use.

Cold weather calls for these Naadam Signature Cashmere Gloves ($60, originally $85). They're so luxurious to have on, and you can even text in them! Once they try these gloves, the ultimate in accessible luxury, they'll wonder how they ever lived without them. These gloves come in eight different colors.

Turn all of those photos you've texted them throughout the year into a gorgeous calendar. Unlike unsightly wall calendars, the Brass Easel & Calendar ($50, originally $59) is absolutely gorgeous. Plus, it's easy to set up, you can choose your preferred font, and it will fit nicely on their desk.

"The New York Times" Custom Birthday Book ($100) includes the front pages from each year since your recipient's birth, personalized with name and birth date and preserved in a library binding. It's a great way to look back over the years, and makes for such a thoughtful present.

You can put a sweet message or name on the Personalized Cutting Board ($169-$178). We love the idea of giving them a customizable option. Plus, you can add a heart to your message, and for just an extra $9, you can throw in some cleaning oil, which will ensure the cutting board stays clean.

If they love tea, get them this stunningly packaged Vahdam Assorted Tea Gift Set ($25, originally $40). It contains six flavors: hibiscus rush, sweet cinnamon, vanilla spice, masala chai, English breakfast, and turmeric spice. Loose leaf tea is also great for infusions, so if they're feeling open to trying something new, they'll love this gift.

The Personalized Hand-Written Letter Blanket ($155-$205) is a heartfelt gift that can truly make loved ones feel closer than ever. All you have to do is choose the size of your cotton blanket and then write out a thoughtful message to your loved one. They'll cuddle with this all the time!

The Hatch Restore ($130) is such an innovative bedside buddy that will lull them to sleep. It's a smart sleep assistant that prepares them for bed and to wake up with ease. It's a sound machine, a sunrise alarm, a smart light, a meditation app, and an alarm clock all in one sleek gadget.

Sometimes the best way to get to the future is to embrace the past – and that's exactly what Amazon did with the Kindle Oasis ($300) which brings back everything people loved about the original Kindle, and combines it with all the future tech of our dreams. It's waterproof, ultra-durable, and provides the best visuals in direct sunlight. This is a great gift for people who travel a lot, because now they don't have to pack all their heavy books!

If they've had the same sheets for what feels like forever, do them a favor and gift them a brand new set. This Brooklinen Classic Core Sheet Set ($139 - $209) comes in a variety of classic shades and fun prints, and comes in all sizes, from twin to California king. It'll be like giving them a good night's sleep.