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The Funniest Christmas eCards For A Jolly Holiday

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Christmas is a joyous time to celebrate and laugh with all of our loved ones and what better way to have them saying “Ho! Ho! Ho!” than by sending them some hilarious eCards. From silly and goofy greetings for everyone who has been nice, to flirty and saucy eCards for those who have been naughty; at Doozy Cards we’ve got plenty of treats for everyone’s stocking.

Delight your family and friends by giving the gift of laughter this holiday season with some of our favorite and funniest Christmas eCards.

Christmas Hope & Peace

Gather around with heartwarming eCard and spread some positive vibes this Christmas season.

Flirty Gifts

One of our newest Christmas eCards, this sexy and silly greeting is perfect for that special someone who might have been a bit naughty this year. Help get them in the giving spirit this holiday with this delightful surprise.

Farting Reindeer

We’ve all heard the story of how Rudolph guided Santa’s sleigh that one snowy night. But did you ever stop and wonder how reindeer learned to fly in the first place? You might be surprised to discover Santa’s little secret to help “fuel” their flight.

This Christmas, treat your loved ones to plenty of holiday laughter with our huge collection of funny Christmas eCards. Whether they’re across the country this year or joining for Christmas dinner, they’re sure to love receiving a special message from you.

Happy Holidays from Doozy Cards!

The Ultimate Christmas Wish List for Mom, Dad, and Kids

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The Ultimate Christmas Wish List for Mom, Dad, and Kids

The Ultimate Christmas Wish List for Mom, Dad, and Kids

During my fickle teen years, nobody knew what to give me for the holidays. Every year, on Christmas morning, I would rip open my perfectly wrapped presents to reveal a set of neatly folded pajamas. I wasn’t unhappy with the gift, as you can never have enough pajamas for bed time, but I did yearn for my family member to get me something a little more— unpredictable.

My ideology is that it’s always fun to surprise you’re loved ones with something they really love, but weren’t expecting. Though sometimes trying to guess what exactly that special gift is can be tricky.

To help inspire your holiday shopping this year, we’ve put together the ultimate Christmas Wish List for Mom, Dad and the Kids. You’ll, of course, want to tweak the suggestions based on your family members, but these are some classic gifts that are sure to brighten their Christmas morning.

The Ultimate Christmas Wish List for Mom, Dad, and Kids

The Ultimate Christmas Wish List for Mom, Dad, and Kids

Christmas Gifts For Mom

  • Stay-at-home spa treatment – Pamper mom this year by giving her a basket of her favorite lotions, bubble bath, scented candles, relaxing music and maybe a bottle of bubbly, to let her unwind after the craziness of the holidays.
  • Homemade mementos from the kids – Mom always loves getting handmade crafts from her little angels, so have the kids create something special like a personalized picture frame with photos of the family.
  • Cozy bedtime goodies – Give mom a chance to get snuggly for a long winter’s nap with a new robe and slippers or adorable pajamas.

Christmas Gifts For Dad

  • The best seat in the house – Whether dad loves to read the paper, watch the game, and just take a post-Christmas dinner snooze, treat him by making his favorite seat in the house as cozy as possible. Get him a new pair of slippers, a new book to read, or a comfortable blanket featuring his favorite team.
  • Outdoor gear – Whether dad loves going camping or just needs some new gloves to shovel snow, delight him with some fun outdoorsy gear. From cozy hats and scarves, to sports gear, there are plenty of options to choose from depending on his favorite activities and your budget.
  • Gadgets – It’s a pretty safe bet that dad has been eyeing a new gadget for sometime, whether it’s computer related or a grown-up toy like a remote-controlled helicopter. Give dad the chance to act like a kid again.

Christmas Gifts for the Kids

  • Wooden toys – One great kids gift that never goes out of style are classic wooden toys like building blocks, train sets, or dollhouses. Built to last forever and to survive fads, wood toys are great for inspiring the imagination of your kids.
  • An art set – Give your kids the creative tools to express themselves artistically. From paint supplies, to clay, to crayons: there are plenty of options to choose from depending on your child’s age and skill level.
  • Tickets to their favorite show – Whether it’s a silly pop group or a live play, kids love having the chance to go see a special production. Plan a play date with some of their friends and make a day of it.

Hopefully this Christmas wish list will inspire you to find the perfect gift for everyone in your family. Have another great idea? Let us know in the comment section below! Happy Holidays from Doozy Cards!

Dear Santa: A Letter Template for Santa

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Ho! Ho! Ho! We’re super duper excited at Doozy Cards because Christmas is almost here! And that means it’s time to let Santa know what good little boys and girls you’ve been this year, so that he can bring you all sorts of totally awesome Christmas gifts. The jolly fella in the big red suit has been checking his “Nice” and “Naughty” lists, and to help make sure that you’re on the “Nice” list (and don’t get coal in your stocking!), we created this cool letter for you to send to his workshop in the North Pole. Just ask your mom or dad to help you fill it out and send it off to the big guy.Letter to Santa Claus

Dear Santa:

Merry Christmas!! I hope you, Mrs. Claus, and all of the elves have had the most fun and jolly year ever. Thank you for all of the wonderful presents you brought me last year. This year I have been a very, very, very good little               . Some of the really, really nice things that I’ve done are:                                                                                                , and                                                                            , and also                                                                 .  I’m also very thankful for my amazing family, including my                                                                                                                                    .  (Don’t forget to bring some cool gifts for them, too!)

Because I have been sooooooo good this year, I would be soooooo happy if you brought me some of the following gifts:                                                                ,                                                           ,                                               ,  or maybe a                                                                          .  And maybe you could fill my stocking with                                                                          , and                                                                            . I promise to be extra good for my family and my community during the Christmas season, and next year too!

 

5 Thanksgiving ECards to Send to Your Loved ones

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Thanksgiving is just around the corner and as we get ready for a delicious feast, parades and football watching, now is a great time to remind our family and friends how much we love them. Whether you’ll be seeing them at the holiday dinner table or they live many miles away, here are 5 Thanksgiving eCards to send your loved ones to show them you care.  From the hilarious to the heartfelt, here are some of our favorites:

1. Thanksgiving Magic Across The Miles

5 Thanksgiving ECards to Send to Your Loved ones

5 Thanksgiving ECards to Send to Your Loved ones

One of 3 new Thanksgiving eCards, this charming greeting will send goodwill, love and a bit of magic to your family and friends, courtesy of our favorite holiday fairy.

2. First Black Friday

5 Thanksgiving ECards to Send to Your Loved ones

5 Thanksgiving ECards to Send to Your Loved ones

Ever wonder how the tradition of Black Friday got started? This adorable and funny Thanksgiving eCard takes you and your loved ones on a beautiful journey through a New England forest to show you just how the Pilgrims and Native Americans celebrated the biggest shopping day of the year.

3. Thanksgiving Selfies

5 Thanksgiving ECards to Send to Your Loved ones

5 Thanksgiving ECards to Send to Your Loved ones

These days it seems like everyone is taking selfies, from grandma to your little niece. This Thanksgiving, send your loved ones a smile and a laugh with this silly new Thanksgiving eCard.

4. Turkey Escape

Everyone is excited about Thanksgiving dinner, everyone but the turkey! Share this hilarious eCard with your loved ones to see how this turkey makes his great escape for the holiday.

5. Thanksgiving Golden RetrieversThese adorable dogs can’t wait to celebrate Thanksgiving! Watch as they discover all sorts of fun surprises around the beautiful fall scenery and let your friends and family know how much you miss them this holiday season.
We absolutely love Thanksgiving at Doozy Cards, and can’t wait to celebrate with our loved ones. What are some of the things that you’re most grateful for this year? Let us know in the comment section below.

How to Help Your Kids be Grateful and Appreciative

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How to Help Your Kids be Grateful and Appreciative

How to Help Your Kids be Grateful and Appreciative

The holiday season is one of the times we talk to our kids* about the importance of being thankful for all the wonderful things in their lives. From happiness and health, to family and friends, learning to be grateful for life’s gifts is a powerful lesson that will benefit them years to come. To offer you a bit of guidance from things we’ve found useful, here are some of our suggestions on how to help your kids be grateful and appreciative.

  • Incorporate gratefulness into the daily routine – Weaving appreciation into normal, everyday conversation can help build a lifelong foundation. Saying “please” and “thank you” are of course important, but you can also reinforce the attitude by having a special part of the day, maybe at dinnertime or bedtime, where you talk about all of the good things that happened during the day and what they’re grateful for. We have found focusing on gratitude is a saving grace when things are down and dark, especially. In our family, it’s like the oil that makes the engine of life run smoothly.
  • Have kids help out with chores – They may not be thrilled about the idea and the tasks might take a little longer, but having the kids help out with household chores like clearing the table, feeding the pets or raking leaves, teaches them to appreciate the effort that these activities require and how to feel good about taking responsibility for their own family and home.
  • Practice saying no – While the gift-giving season and potential meltdowns can make this one a tough lesson to practice, saying no to constant demands for toys can help teach children to be grateful for the gifts they do receive and to not take for granted that they get everything they ask for.
  • Participate in goodwill activities together – While volunteering is a great way to develop gratefulness, you don’t have to take your kids to a soup kitchen every week. Practice small gestures of goodwill together, like making cookies for a sick neighbor, that will demonstrate how kind gestures benefit others. When he was in grade school, we took our son, Otis, on rounds delivering Meals on Wheels and it really opened his sense of compassion for people.
  • Write thank you notes together – Make sending thank you notes and thoughtful e-cards to friends and loved ones a part of your family’s regular routine. The act of writing a thank you note can help kids feel more grateful for the gifts they’re given. We try to teach our kids that this is a tool for making loving family relationships over time.

Keep in mind that learning to be grateful and appreciative won’t happen overnight with kids, but incorporating these activities into daily family life will help instill the habit of thankfulness for their lifetime. What are some of the ways that you help to teach your own kids to be grateful?

*Our long time members will remember pictures of Oliver in the Dancing Baby ecards and you will all be shocked to know he is getting taller than I am at the mere age of 10!