The classic Christmas countdown, made theirs. Our personalised advent calendars carry your child's name and can be refilled year after year, so the December ritual comes with a keepsake that lasts well beyond the chocolate. Personalised Advent Calendars to Fill Yourself Most of our advent calendars are reusable: fabric pocket calendars, wooden countdown houses and printed designs with 24 numbered pockets or drawers, personalised with a name and ready for you to fill with whatever your child likes. That means chocolate for some, small toys for others, and no plastic tray to throw away on Christmas morning. For something different, the personalised activity advent calendar gives them a festive task for each of the 24 sleeps, and there's even a pet advent calendar for the dog. What Do You Put in a Personalised Advent Calendar? That's entirely up to you, which is the point. The most popular fillings are mini candy canes, wrapped chocolates from a tin of Heroes or Roses, tiny Play-Doh pots, novelty erasers, hair clips, stickers and, for the last few days, a small voucher or a note about a treat to come. For a family calendar, a mix of sweets and little challenges (build a snowman, watch a Christmas film) works well. A Little Advent Calendar History The first printed advent calendar was made in Germany in 1908 by Gerhard Lang, whose mother had once stuck 24 sweets to a square of cardboard for him to count down December. Lang later added the little doors, and the tradition spread across Europe. Today the doors hide everything from chocolate to gin; ours hide whatever you decide. You might also like: Christmas Eve Boxes · Personalised Christmas Stockings · Christmas Gifts for Kids · Personalised Christmas Gifts Read more Read less

The classic Christmas countdown, made theirs. Our personalised advent calendars carry your child's name and can be refilled year after year, so the December ritual comes with a keepsake that lasts well beyond the chocolate.

Personalised Advent Calendars to Fill Yourself

Most of our advent calendars are reusable: fabric pocket calendars, wooden countdown houses and printed designs with 24 numbered pockets or drawers, personalised with a name and ready for you to fill with whatever your child likes. That means chocolate for some, small toys for others, and no plastic tray to throw away on Christmas morning. For something different, the personalised activity advent calendar gives them a festive task for each of the 24 sleeps, and there's even a pet advent calendar for the dog.

What Do You Put in a Personalised Advent Calendar?

That's entirely up to you, which is the point. The most popular fillings are mini candy canes, wrapped chocolates from a tin of Heroes or Roses, tiny Play-Doh pots, novelty erasers, hair clips, stickers and, for the last few days, a small voucher or a note about a treat to come. For a family calendar, a mix of sweets and little challenges (build a snowman, watch a Christmas film) works well.

A Little Advent Calendar History

The first printed advent calendar was made in Germany in 1908 by Gerhard Lang, whose mother had once stuck 24 sweets to a square of cardboard for him to count down December. Lang later added the little doors, and the tradition spread across Europe. Today the doors hide everything from chocolate to gin; ours hide whatever you decide.

You might also like: Christmas Eve Boxes · Personalised Christmas Stockings · Christmas Gifts for Kids · Personalised Christmas Gifts

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