Gift Guide Part #7: Your Beloved Husband Who Makes Peppery Eggs, Sings The Rolling Stones to Your Baby and Can Always Make You Laugh.

This red hat from France, $35, because every guy looks cuter in a watch cap.

A cactus, about $10, for his desk, since it's the manliest plant around.

Dude No. 1 Beard Oil to keep his skin soft and make his beard smell spicy and woody, $65.

An awesome Beatles print, $59.99. (Can you spot Yoko?:)

A bike bag, $55, for afternoon adventures together. (You could fit in a hammock!)

A beautiful and timeless book, since he's now the family photographer. Used from $9.94.

Pendleton travel mug, $18, to perk up his morning commute.

Lasagna edge pan, $47.95, since you both like the crunchy edges (and what fun for a dinner party!).

A giddy and romantic sunset sail on a schooner in New York City, $50/person. And a kiss.

P.S. More gifts for husbands...and the rest of the annual holiday gift guides. Thank you so much for reading! xoxo

(Book photo, cropped, by The Sartorialist)

Cup-of-Jo Gift Guide Part #6: Your Favorite Little Dudes Who Love High-Fives, Zerberts and Giggling Just 'Cause.

Swedish kids clothes with the cutest prints ever. (Bonus: Take 25 percent off full-priced items, excluding classic stripes, by entering the code TOBYPOP :)

Pac Man cookie cutters, 12 British pounds.

Natural, non-toxic stacking tree, $23.

Food Face plates, $12.95.

Beautiful alphabet cards, $44, to play with or hang as a banner.

NYC-inspired rattles, $16 (including a fire truck and Metrocard)!

Cheeky bandages, $7.

Pancake pen for funny family breakfasts, $12.50.

P.S. Plus, gifts for newborns and their sweet mamas...

(Plates via Marvelous Kiddo)

Cup-of-Jo Gift Guide Part #5: Your Awesome Dad Who Makes the Best Family Lunches and Always Has a Good Book Recommendation.

A classic record to listen to (and display on the bookshelf), $5 to $30.

A personalized calendar with all his favorite family photos, $29.99.

A genius handmade iPod dock that naturally amplifies sound, simply because it's made of solid wood, $85. (So smart.)

Lobel's Meat Bible because you love his home-cooked meals, $26.40.

A print of his beloved Iceland (or New York City or all sorts of rad things...), $20.

Manly shower gel that relaxes muscles and leaves skin smooth, $17.10.

Dave's Insanity Sauce, $7.99, and a dare. (P.S. This is so hot that it was banned from the National Fiery Food Show.)

Literary Lites bathroom matchboxes, since you know he'd laugh.

P.S. More gifts for dads...

Cup-of-Jo Gift Guide Part #4: Your Best Friend Who Wears the Prettiest Lipsticks and Knows (and Keeps) All Your Secrets.

A cozy cardigan, $72. (I love this mustard yellow!)

A cute striped tote, $39.

Ponytail styling lotion for the perfect high pony, $22.

A custom portrait of her beloved pup, $300...or one of these adorable (and more wallet-friendly) animal prints, $20.

New York pencils to inspire her to visit, $11.

A morse code necklace that spells "friend," $36.

Caramel marshmallows with sea salt and toffee crumbles, $13.

A rad street-style memory game from Amsterdam, $17.

A pretty pink bralet that you know she'll love, $36.

The world's cutest coffee-table book, $31.50.

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Cup-of-Jo Gift Guide Part #3: Your Twin Sister Who Loves Hiking by the Ocean and Wept When She First Met Your Baby.

Wool mittens, handmade in Brooklyn, $45.

Porcelain bag vase, $3.95. (Flower delivery optional.)

A candle that smells like the seashore, $28. (You could wrap it in this cute tote.)

Anchor notecards, $28 for ten.

Peanut-butter-and-jelly rugelach cookies, made by the two adorable sisters above, $20 (about 24 pieces).

Kneepad tights to show off her cute quirkiness, $32.

Lavender sachets (inspired by vintage seed packs) for her dresser drawers, $19.

A silk friendship bracelet, because you're not just sisters, $38.

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(Bag vase, via Oh Joy)

Cup-of-Jo Gift Guide Part #2: Your Hilarious Younger Brother Who Rides a Yellow Motorcycle and Dressed as a Bedbug for Halloween.

A sailboat tee, made in the U.S.A., $36. (Rad tattoo not included.)

A cheeky luggage tag for his next vacation, $11.25. (Update: Sadly, this sold out!)

Astronaut ice cream for a funny childhood flashback (also, it's weirdly delicious), $3.50.

Pi ice-cube tray, $8.99.

A clever coffeetable book about New York City, as told through Legos, $10.17. (Here's a peek inside.)

Letterpress beer coasters, $10 for four, to impress his guests.

A pocket handkerchief, where he can sweetly store his phone during dinners out with his girlfriend, $15. (Bonus: It actually blocks phone service!)

A wooden tree swing for his backyard, $45. You're never too old!

And, always and forever, the Icelandic Beard Cap, $89.

xoxo

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