@mocking-jay
I have several kids & it kills me when a bag of tiny things come in the house, we found it’s sometimes better to give one slightly more significant item than a bag full. It’s just about choosing the right item!
If they like animals a little set of dog stuffies, Amazon sells them in sets of 10.
I also love the $isle at Target…cool packs of bandaids was one of our go tos, harmonicas, a can of silly string, 6 year old boys love woopie cushions, 2ring pops.
But the best trick of all is how you package it. Anything feels special when it has a little personal touch, like a bow or cute gift tag. Hope this helps.

@WhatsOnYourMB
It’s been tremendously helpful for me! I have lost 30lbs in the last year and feel so much better! I have been on mounjuro (compounded version not name brand) I have pCOS and have had 4 kids so it became almost impossible to loose weight on my own. I highly recommend it! The only draw back is diarrhea and stomach cramping in the beginning, but I really was determined to get the weight
Off so I stuck it out. These are easily navigated by avoiding sugar & high fat foods. I also was concerned about getting off the meds and gaining but this was not an issue. I was off for 5mos and did not gain any weight back. These drugs seem to have given my gut time to heal and made a positive impact on my weight and health.

@Camryn-MomBrain

Nothing makes a teacher feel better than feeling trusted and supported as the educator of your children. It’s a long day as a teacher, an iced vanilla latte or a coke(whatever is their fav) goes a very long way to make the day a little better. Remember, your children’s teachers are there because the have a passion for teaching children, trust me, they wouldn’t be there otherwise! We all have the same goal…to help your children be engaged, supported and foster a love for learning all while respecting one another in the classroom community.