25 Cheap And Helpful Target Items For Twentysomethings

A pair of tortoiseshell print blue light–blocking glasses, because if you, like many twentysomethings, spend a lot of time in front of screens every day, your tired peepers could probably use a break.
These specs can help cut down on the amount of blue light you're exposed to, which in turn can help you sleep better and eliminate headaches caused by stressed-out eyeballs. Also, they're super cute. Promising review: 'Strained eye care! Between hunting for deals online, working, and studying, my eyeballs have been straineddd. Thought I'd give these cuties a try. They fit me well and come in a little pink too. Doesn't hurt my husband likes them on me too!' —Target CustomerPrice: $17 (available in four lens options)
A spiral-bound undated planner, so you can stay on top of your busy twenties life — even if your phone runs out of juice. (That's the problem with digital calendars, is it not?) This cheerful pick from Tabitha Brown has tons of space for you to track everything from monthly and weekly to-dos to long-term goals. And since it's undated, you can start using it at any time — no need to wait until the beginning of next year to pick up the planning habit!
Promising review: 'Cool colors in organizational state of mind! Love colors, the organization, the availability to write in your own dates. The spaces allowed for information or events.' —MsshopperPrice: $10
A tempered glass screen protector for your phone, because technology is expensive, y'all — especially if you're in your twenties and don't necessarily have a ton of disposable income. Spend a couple of bucks now to protect your device, and you'll avoid having to pay a much steeper price later, should tragedy strike at the hands of your own butterfingers.
This one is designed for iPhone 15 Plus and 16 Plus models, but Target's Dealworthy line has options for plenty of other makes and models. And in case you need convincing that a screen protector is worth having in your twenties-ish life, here is a true story: I've had a tempered glass screen protector like this one on my Switch since I first got the thing. Last year, it took a tumble from the coffee table. It did not fall particularly far, and thanks to my carpet, it did not fall onto a particularly hard surface — but when I picked it back up, I had a brief moment of 'OH NO' panic when I saw the screen: It looked like it had cracked clear down the middle. But guess what? It was just the protector that had cracked. When I pried it off, the screen protector basically shattered — but the screen of the Switch itself was fine. No cracks. No scratches, even.This, my friends, is what a screen protector is for: Taking the damage so your actual device does not. And since most of us are on our phones pretty much constantly, just imagine how much wear and tear a screen protector can save on your most-used device!Promising review: 'WOW it works! I'll admit I hesitated to buy this because it's so affordable and I doubted the quality would be as strong. However, I dropped my iPhone 16 Plus on the road and it's still intact with no scratches! Wow, buy this!' —oliviamichellePrice: $9.99
A bottle of E.l.f.'s Holy Hydration! Hydro-Gel Moisturizer, because if you aren't already moisturizing on the regular, your twenties are the time to start. This soothing gel formula is powered by hyaluronic acid, ceramides, and peptides — but it's still lightweight, and particularly good if your skin tends towards the sensitive side of things.
Promising review: ''Holy' is the correct word! I have extremely sensitive skin that immediately rejects any product it does not agree with. I was hesitant at first, but was on a budget and needed hydration ASAP. I came across this and wow! I do not regret. My skin loved it and helped with the weather change that caused my dry skin. I would totally recommend!!' —StinkyPicklesPrice: $13
And some of Cetaphil's 50 SPF facial sunscreen, so you can make sure you lock in the daily sunscreen habit sooner, rather than later. This pick from Cetaphil ticks all the boxes: It's highly effective, it's good for sensitive skin, it's waterproof, it layers well under makeup, and — key point! — it's shockingly affordable.
Promising review: 'Amazing sunscreen! Wow!! This mineral sunscreen is amazing!! I struggle with allergies, sensitivity, and am acne-prone. Some sunscreens in the past have given me rashes where I applied them. This sunscreen works well for me, protecting my face with a high SPF and no breakouts. Sometimes I wear it without any makeup and it blurs my imperfections really well, also works great under makeup. Also love that it is mineral and reef-safe.' —Makeupgal95Price: $12.59
A good household tool kit, so you can DIY some of your own fix-it needs, you big ol' competent adult, you. This 40-piece set packs everything you need to handle tons of common household tasks — and at this price, it is a STEAL. A steal, I tell you!
Included are a tape measurer, a claw hammer, pliers, a bunch of hex keys, a ratchet screwdriver with a ton of bits, scissors, a utility knife, some precision screwdrivers, a magnetic bit holder, and a case to keep it all in.Promising review: 'Necessity for people who move. I bought this because I moved out of my parent's house and needed a little tool case. It has the basic tools that I need for my new house and it comes in handy for hanging up my decorations.' —Alexis JPrice: $21.99
Some reusable wool dryer balls that are way easier on your clothes than dryer sheets — and easier on your person-in-your-20s budget, too. Throwing these soft little spheres into the dryer with your clothes will soften them up, remove odors, reduce wrinkling, cut down on static, and even shorten drying time. What's not to love?
I got myself this exact set of dryer balls — just as a lil' experiment — and friends, I am pleased to report that they do, in fact, help clothes and linens dry better! I try to avoid using my dryer's highest heat level since that can wreak havoc on textiles of all types, but when I tumble-dry on medium, things sometimes still come out a little... damp on the other end. Not with these puppies, though! Even my super plush bath towels come out fully dry without the need for high heat! It's a laundry miracle!Promising review: 'Great product! Just bought a second set. I bought my first set of the same brand about 10 years ago. Have not used dryer sheets since. Clothes dry faster, no static cling. They have lasted well for the past 10 years with frequent use. Also love that it comes in a cardboard box. No plastic packaging — yeah!' —CCL5Price: $9.99 for a three-pack
And some mesh wash bags, because you've got better things to do with your fledgling adult life than worry about your workout gear or favorite bra every time you run the washing machine. This set of three bags from Brightroom gives you everything you need to make sure delicate items, both big and small, stay safe in the laundry.
Promising review: 'Best purchase ever! I LOVE these laundry bags!!! I was looking for something to wash bras and delicates in when I came across these. I was skeptical because the price was so cheap, but decided to give them a try anyway. I'm so glad I did!!!! They have held up well after several uses. I use them to wash bras and keep the clasps from snagging other garments, and it's great. I also use them to wash my decorative pillow covers to keep the zippers from tearing the material and these garment bags have been AmAzInG!!! Do yourself a favor and get them now!!!' —GigiPrice: $4
AND a bottle of Downy's beloved Wrinkle Releaser spray, because nothing helps you look like you have your twenties together like a wrinkle-free wardrobe. A spritz of this stuff and a tug on the fabric to straighten everything out will go a long, long way toward making you presentable in no time flat.
Promising review: 'Helps me get out the door quickly! This stuff has saved me! I don't have time to iron in the morning, so a few spritzes and smoothing out the fabric by hand does the trick. It smells great and dries quickly.' —AngelaPrice: $9.29
A sunrise alarm clock to help out if your mornings as a person in your twenties can sometimes be... let's call it a little rough. You probably already know the gimmick behind these kinds of clocks — they start to grow brighter a few minutes before your actual get-out-of-bed time, so you can wake up gradually instead of all at once — and this particular one offers a wonderfully budget-minded way to give the whole thing a shot.
Promising review: 'Great clock and night light! I use this as my alarm clock. The light feature that turns on 15 minutes prior to my set alarm time is wonderful! It slowly gets brighter and I am always awake before the alarm sounds. It's nice to not wake up the whole house. The night light feature options are very pretty and nice to have just before going to sleep.' —JBPrice: $30
A classy 12-piece stoneware dinnerware set, so you can cultivate your twentysomething skills as an excellent dinner party host without needing to bust out the paper plates or go bankrupt. This set includes service for four at a truly unbeatable price point — and naturally, the pieces are all dishwasher- and microwave safe for easy cleanup and easier reheating. (Those leftovers aren't going to eat themselves.)
The set comprises four bowls, four salad plates, and four dinner plates.Promising review: 'Amazing! I get compliments on these all the time. Definitely looks like a more expensive dish set. Doesn't scratch or mark easily. I have them in the white color and I love them.' —ShanananaPrice: $25 (available in three colors)
An insulated lunch bag that doesn't look like a lunch bag, so you can pack yourself the best meals of your life every single day and still be taken ~seriously~ at work or while you're commuting. (Yes, even if people routinely mistake your twentysomething self for someone much younger.) You deserve better than a Sad Desk Lunch.
This zipper-top tote even includes a two-cup, BPA free, microwave-, freezer-, and dishwasher-safe lunch container.Promising review: 'I love that it is lightweight, has just the right length handle, and is attractive like a purse. You easily fit lunch and snacks in this lunch bag.' —Cathy RPrice: $16.99 (originally $19.99)
A 10-piece set of bamboo and silicone cooking tools that'll make sure you always have exactly what you need on hand when you embark on your next culinary adventure — even if it's 10 p.m. on a weeknight and you've just been seized by the sudden and irrepressible desire for fresh-out-of-the-oven chocolate chip cookies. (You're a twentysomething, not a monster. It's always a good time for cookies.)
This set from Target's no-frills-but-super-useful Room Essentials line includes a good ol' fashioned wooden spoon, a serving spoon with little tines on the end, a slotted spoon, a turner, a slotted turner, a spoonula (love a good spoonula!), and three — count 'em! — spatulas. That is a ton of stuff at this price point, especially given the quality of the materials they're made from.Promising review: 'Great quality and value! Bought for my daughter's college apartment and the quality was great, so I bought for home too! Really well made, both the wooden and silicon materials are high quality.' —BeTheChangePrice: $10
And a set of food storage containers that are actually good, because your 20-and-up self and your lunch both deserve better than old, stained takeout containers. Made of durable, BPA-free Tritan material, these Rubbermaid containers seal shut super securely, keeping all your leftovers and prepped ingredients fresh.
This 10-piece set includes five containers — two 1.3-cup ones, two 3.2-cup ones, and one 9.6-cup one — plus lids for all of them.Promising review: 'Tight seal keeps food fresh longer!!! Keeps food fresh longer than any other container I've tried. Finally found one that works! Tight seal is amazing. Great quality for price!' —AdamePrice: $26.99
A bottle of non-fuss daily shower cleaner, so you don't have to waste your valuable twentysomething time endlessly scrubbing your bathroom. To keep things fresh between your occasional cleaning sprees, just spritz some of this lemon-and-mint-scented spray in the tub or on your shower walls and floors when you're done washing up each day, and then just… walk away. Yes, really.
Promising review: Great for daily use! I purchased this on a whim, as I've used the other cleaning sprays in the past. This has a great smell and is great for quick cleanings in between the deeper cleanings of the bathroom. We use it every time we shower and I deep clean weekly. The scent is great and not overpowering. It does not leave a residue either. The value is great and cheaper than a lot of other shower sprays.' —DkirkPrice: $2.99
And a Scrubbing Bubbles gel stamp to keep your commode in tip-top condition when you've, uh, not had the energy to give it a proper clean in a while. (Your twenties can be exhausting, friends.) Once you stamp this wand inside the bowl, it'll fight toilet ring and limescale with each flush for up to 12 days. Not to mention the fact that your bathroom will be way less stinky on the daily!
Promising review: 'I mean does anyone like cleaning the bathroom?! I don't, but I definitely love using this little gadget once I'm done. I love that it makes the toilet smell clean and look sparkly after a couple of days.' —TargetfangirlPrice: $4.59+ (available with six or 24 stamps)
AND a bottle of Dr. Bronner's Castile liquid soap, because it is truly the best secret weapon your twentysomething cleaning arsenal can have. Personally, I'm a big fan of using it to clean my makeup brushes, but it's endlessly versatile — and since the bottle is HUGE, it'll last... well, maybe not forever, but for quite some time, at least!
It also comes in a ton of different varieties — lavender! Almond! Citrus! Peppermint! And more! — but this particular version is unscented, making it perfect for those who are sensitive to fragrance or other add-ins.Promising reviews: 'Don't hesitate! One of the best soaps to ever be invented!! You can use this for mostly anything. It is super nice for people that are sensitive to soap or smell. Super clean ingredients and the price is worth the pay since it lasts so long. I personally use this soap to clean my ears with earrings. Love!' —Kaitlyn D'Great for tech fabric! We use this to wash all our tech fabric gym gear, and to wash polar fleece items. A little goes a very long way. Unscented and great for allergies.' —XenaPrice: $18.39
A 36-pack of E.l.f. Blemish Breakthrough pimple patches, because no one in their twenties has the time or patience for surprise zits. These hydrocolloid patches can help clear gunk out of your pores and shrink zits in record time. Blemishes, begone!
Promising review: 'Price AND quality! For the price? These are the best stickers on the market. I have used these twice now on some gnarly breakouts. And yeah, it might take a day or two, but they WORK. And you can barely notice them. Value!!' —AliciaaPrice: $8
A surprisingly affordable Waterpik flosser, so you can keep your teeth and gums all ship-shape — and save yourself and your bank account the pain and agony of expensive dental work later on. You only get one set of chompers, after all; making sure they'll last long beyond your 20s is worth the investment.
Promising review: 'Great! I love this. I use this twice a day. It literally gets the food out between your teeth. This is a great product.' —BrittPrice: $37.99
A foldable fabric storage cube or two, because yes, your organizational solutions can be both aesthetically pleasing and reasonably priced at the same time. Whether tucked away in closets or left out as open storage, theses suckers can be used to hold just about anything. And goodness knows your twentysomething living situation could use more storage, right?
Promising review: 'Super cute! Instantly made my desk look better with two and easier to organize.' —Jeaners18Price: $10 per 13'x13' cube (available in 13 colors and patterns)
A pair of extremely effective yet shockingly budget-friendly wireless earbuds, because good tech accessories actually don't need to cost a proverbial arm and a leg. These babies deliver excellent sound quality and hold a charge for hours, making them as good for taking Zoom meetings as they are for keeping you occupied during your morning run — and all at an under-$25 price point.
A truly surprising number of reviewers have also all attested to the fact that these things are so durable, they can survive accidental trips not only through the washing machine, but ALSO the dryer — and still come out working perfectly on the other end.Promising review: 'Hands down, best earbuds I've ever had! These are the best earbuds I've purchased. They're loud, clear, and comfortable. I love that they come with a C charger instead of the old USB chargers. I love them so much I'm going to get more to gift at Christmas.' —WhiteWitch7Price: $24.99 (available in eight colors)
Or just some good ol' fashioned earplugs, because if you're in your 20s, you probably have at least one roommate, and if you have at least one roommate, you probably need to be able to just… not hear them for a while every now and again. They're not fancy, but these lil' foam earplugs will make it a lot easier to sleep if you share a living space with someone who tends to be… less than considerate at times.
Friends, I started sleeping with foam earplugs during my many years of twentysomething shared apartment living, because honestly, some of those roommates were just SO. LOUD. They were loud pretty much all the time, but they were especially loud late at night — and given that I have never been a terribly sound sleeper even at the best of times, it was often… let's call it a challenging situation. Starting to keep a steady supply of earplugs like these available made it a lot easier to cope with, though — so much so that even now, many, many years later, I still sleep with them. There's something very soothing about drifting off in a little cocoon of silence.Promising review: 'Best I've tried! I've tried a lot of earplugs and these are the most comfortable when sleeping. They are also very budget-friendly, so I can use a new pair each week without worrying about costs.' —KMMPrice: $4.49 for a pack of 12 pairs
A pack of Command picture hanging strips, so you can decorate your blank, empty walls with whatever art you like — and then switch it up again whenever the mood strikes.
These things work just like regular Command strips, except that they're designed specifically for frames and decorative wall hangings. That means they're easy to install (no tools needed!) and remove without a trace. If you're in your twenties, you're probably going to move house not infrequently, which makes these an essential décor tool: They let you personalize your space, then leave it exactly the way you found it when it's time to move on.Promising review: 'Great for hanging, then removal. I'm constantly changing my walls and décor — these are a must! Easy to install, even easier to remove. Plus, they hold up very well. Love Command strips!' —SerboPrice: $10.99 (originally $13.99)
An unexpectedly beautiful pegboard set that'll pull double duty as an organizational tool for your busy twentysomething life and a piece of eye-catching décor for your snazzy twentysomething home or office.
Promising review: 'Perfect wall organizer! I had been looking for something for our kitchen wall that was a catchall place for mail, keys, important school papers etc. This checked all the boxes for us! Love the green color with gold accents and mix of the modern/rustic/industrial look.' —StrawberrymonarchPrice: $11.99+ (originally $19.99+; available in two sizes)
And lastly, a 'hyperchiller' gadget from Keurig that'll turn hot coffee into iced coffee in a mere 60 seconds. It is a game-changer for any highly caffeinated twentysomething. Game. Changer. No more emergency coffee shop runs for you!
By now, your 20s-ish self probably has a coffee maker of your own, if you are of the caffeinated persuasion. But sometimes, you don't want hot coffee. You want iced coffee. And, much like Veruca Salt, you want it now. And with this doohickey, you can make that happen, even if you did not have the foresight to brew up some coffee last night and stick it in the fridge for later! Just stash the hyperchiller in the freezer, then pull it out and either a) pour your freshly brewed hot coffee into it, or b) put it in your actual Keurig machine where you'd usually put your cup and brew the coffee directly into it. Within about a minute, the hyperchiller will have turned your hot coffee into a cool, cold treat. Iced coffee lovers of the world, rejoice.Promising review: 'Iced fast! Amazing for iced coffee! If you are a coffee enthusiast, and you don't own this, I'm asking myself why! It's so easy to use and fast to chill.' —kimann115Price: $18.79

Try Our AI Features

Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:

Learn with AIFact CheckingText to SpeechAI Summary

Related Articles

Business Insider

3 days ago

• Business Insider

Wait, is Walmart cool now?

I have a question — a serious one, don't laugh: Is Walmart actually cool now? On TikTok and Instagram, people are showing off Walmart"hauls" — particularly for kids' clothing. These videos tend to be similar: excited shoppers going through a bag of clothes still on the hanger and admiring each item, often expressing surprise or shock that the piece of clothing is so cute or trendy, considering it's from Walmart. One TikTok creator who posts videos of fashion and home items mostly from Target recently posted a video of her cart at Walmart with the caption "WALMART IS THAT GIRL 👏🏽 ." In another video, a woman shows off the plastic tumbler glasses in the Walmart home section, marveling, "Doesn't this scream Anthro vibes?" nodding to much more expensive Anthropologie. In the comments on her video, someone writes, "Walmart is really stepping it up!" Maybe Walmart really is stepping it up. Breann Day, a mom of two, recently made one of those haul videos — not sponsored by Walmart, she confirmed to me — expressing surprise at the "elite" baby clothes she picked up. She held up a tiny pair of baby shorts. "Three dollars! Target could never!" "I like it more than Target," Day told me. She said a house brand at Target, Cat & Jack, seems to "never change," especially for boys' clothes. The selection for girls' clothes is still better at Target, she says, but "I can find just as cute — and cheaper — from Walmart." Personally, I can say that I, too, have found the appeal of Walmart's Wonder Nation kids' line. It rivals the slightly higher-priced Cat & Jack line from Target, which was previously a staple for my two kids. For instance: My daughter loves a poufy dress; at Walmart, there is a dress that comes in 14 different colors for $9.98; Target's Cat & Jack has a similar dress that comes in only three colors for $15.00. After her $27.99 light-up Elsa sneakers from Target sprang a hole, I replaced them with nearly identical non-light-up "Frozen" sneakers for $13.96 from Walmart. As I have shopped Walmart for kids' clothes, I've also picked up some clothing for myself. I have a pair of pajama sets from Walmart's Joyspun label, which is cheaper than the comparable version from Target. I even wore a floral print shirt dress from the Free Assembly line — a Walmart house brand! — to a casual outdoor wedding. Online clothing sales are up 23% this year at Walmart Something must be working when it comes to clothes at Walmart. Sales are up a lot over the past year. In 2017, Walmart hired Denise Incandela, an executive from Ralph Lauren and Saks Fifth Avenue, to attempt to revamp its fashion offerings. By 2020, Walmart had launched two apparel brands, Scoop and Free Assembly. Both had trendier clothes than dowdy Walmart had come to be known for. Incandela overhauled the in-store displays, decluttering racks, and using mannequins for a more department store vibe. ("Every time we put stuff on a mannequin, it sells," Incandela told Fortune in a recent interview.) Walmart didn't respond to my request for comment. In its most recent earnings call, US division CEO John Furner called out its fashion specifically, saying he was "really proud of the progress in apparel." This isn't the first time Walmart has tried decluttering to compete with Target. There was its 2009 "Project Impact" initiative, for instance. This time, something seems to be working. Walmart got me in one of its dresses, after all! EMARKETER, BI's sister company, reports that Walmart's e-commerce sales for the apparel, footwear, and accessories category were 23% higher in 2024 than in the previous year. And the analysts there are projecting 18% growth for 2025. In comparison, EMARKETER projects that Amazon will see 3.9% growth in 2025 for its clothing category. And Target will see only a 1.5% rise in its online apparel sales, they predict. Exactly what is driving Walmart's growth in clothes is a mix of things. Shoppers may be more price-sensitive overall, looking for clothing bargains. Tariffs had a bigger impact on retailers like Shein, which makes and ships much of its clothing directly from China. Wealthier shoppers come to Walmart for deals on eggs, and stay for the clothes Walmart has seen notable growth in its wealthier customers. In a recent call with investors, CFO John David Rainey told investors that one of the biggest contributors to its sales had been households that made more than $100,000 a year. He said high-income customers had also been looking for deals as inflation took a bite from all but the biggest of budgets. Lots of growth has come from its private-label grocery items — and food and beverage make up about 60% of Walmart's overall sales. Some of those people are browsing the aisles for clothes, too. Walmart is getting trendier in other categories, too It's not just clothing where Walmart seems to be trending. Its BetterGoods private-label foods are meant to rival Target's Good & Gather brand, and there are more high-end offerings in food, too. Eater reported that Walmart has started carrying some of the trendiest new pantry items. Packaged items that you'd expect to see at Whole Foods or shoppy-shops — things like Fly by Jing chili flake sauce, Magic Spoon cereal, Van Leeuwen ice cream, and Bachan's Japanese barbecue sauce. In the beauty category, Walmart has added more prestige brands, although its offerings in that category are much slimmer than Target, which has an Ulta partnership to bring more high-end makeup and hair care brands into stores. Target might be losing some sparkle This all comes at a time when Walmart's chief rival, Target, is struggling in some areas. For a long time, Target had the appeal of "Tar-zhay," a place you could get stylish items for cheap. Their well-publicized designer collaborations for clothing would often sell out quickly. Lately, Target seems to have lost some of its sparkle. On social media, people talked about boycotting the retailer over changes to its corporate DEI policies. Target's net sales were down about 2.8% in the first quarter of this year from the same time last year. Target's CEO at the time said he was "not satisfied" with its performance and had a plan for stronger growth. Walmart is stealing some of Target's thunder As for me and Walmart, I see the allure of its clothing. I come in for the cheapest organic milk around and always seem to end up browsing the new kids' clothes. And as a bargain fiend, my favorite part about wearing a Walmart dress to a wedding was telling people it was from — can you believe it? — Walmart.

Yahoo

5 days ago

• Yahoo

Target's $9 Snack Boxes Are My All-Time Hack for Busy Moms with Tweens On the Go

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, SheKnows may receive an affiliate commission. For moms with tweens involved in sports and other activities, finding the time to ensure your kids are properly fueled for the day can be challenging. My daughter is in all-star cheer and just took on school cheer this year, so most of our after-school time was spent running to and from practices. That means that my nag was always filled with wasteful l ziplock bags that would get lost in the car. That's where snackle boxes came in to help. I discovered them by scrolling TikTok (of course) and had to grab a few. Luckily, Target has them for under $10! More from SheKnows Tory Burch's Semi-Annual Sale Is Back With a *Ton* of Cute Sandals for Less Than $90 - Including Millers! Today's Top Deals How Do You Raise Good Kids in Terrifying Times? 'Hello, Cruel World' Author Melinda Wenner Moyer Has Ideas Think Spring! Target Just Added Tons of Gorgeous New Patio Items Target Is Having a Can't-Miss Spring Sandal Sale for Circle Members The Melii Snackle Box Mini is my favorite mom hack for offering my daughter nutritious snacks that keep her full between meals. The snack box is perfect for tossing into your favorite bag or backpack so they can easily access it. Plus, the lid keeps everything secure and in place so the snacks are mixed. We've taken it on flights and long road trips, and it's always a hit with our family! $9 Buy Now The Melii Snackle Box Mini offers six compartments. Each section keeps snacks separate, making it perfect for kids who prefer their food not to touch. I typically create a fun snack scheme — sometimes with fruits and cheese, and others with other snacks and sweet treats. It's also fun to get your kids involved and let them create a snackle box for themselves. The snack box is so convenient and makes being on-the-go a breeze for families, but don't just take my word for it. Here's what other parents are saying. 'Perfect for snacks on the go, minimizes the number of containers I've been bringing with us in the past,' one wrote. 'Brilliant for on-the-go snacks when out and about; also keeps them separate if you have fussy kids like mine,' another mom wrote. 'I also use them for myself, too.' 'This snack box has been a total game-changer for our family!' a final reviewer wrote. 'The six compartments are perfectly sized for portioning out a variety of snacks—fruits, crackers, cheese cubes, nuts, even small treats. I use it for my twins, and it helps keep their snacks organized and mess-free, especially on the go. Overall, I love how it simplifies snack prep and reduces waste from using multiple bags or containers. Great for both kids and adults.' Head to Target now to stock up on the snack boxes. But hurry! These sell out, so you have to be quick. Before you go, check out our slideshow below: More Top Deals from SheKnows Is Walmart+ Worth It? Giada De Laurentiis' Newest Cookbook Is Packed With Italian Super Food Recipes Stanley Tumblers Now Come With New Leakproof Lids & Customers Are Raving About Them Best of SheKnows These Podcasts for Parents of Teens Will Make You Feel Seen These Hot Famous Dads Are Making Fatherhood Look Finer Than Ever 36 Times Prince Louis Proved That the Third Child Is a Wild Card

Entrepreneur

6 days ago

• Entrepreneur

David Beckham, Shaun Neff Launch BEEUP Snacks

Something new is buzzing around Target store shelves — BEEUP, a honey-powered fruit snack co-founded by soccer superstar David Beckham and serial entrepreneur Shaun Neff. While the world is well aware of Beckham's prowess on the pitch, they might not know about his other true passion: beekeeping. "Beekeeping began as a hobby with my sons, but quickly grew into a deep appreciation for honey as a powerful superfood that provides natural energy," says Beckham. "I am excited to make this wholesome, nutritious ingredient available for active kids and families in the form of these incredible BEEUP snacks." Related: Kendall Jenner and Odell Beckham Jr Team Up on Oral-Care Beauty Brand BEEUP harnesses nutrient-dense honey to offer kids and families a naturally sweet upgrade from refined sugars. It is non-GMO, free from synthetic dyes, fake flavors, and contains an excellent source of Vitamins A, C, and E. "David has always been someone I looked up to," says Neff, who has launched products with the likes of Kendall Jenner and Odell Beckham Jr. "I have built several businesses with a lot of amazing talent, and one of the main things I look for in a partner is passion. And when I saw David's incredible documentary, and learned about his love for beekeeping, honey and its superpower ingredient, it just hit me as an entrepreneur. I said let's go start a business — I was all in." "I've been really impressed by David's attention to detail, from packaging to how many samples we've tested to really get the product and brand to where it is today," Neff added. Credit: BEEUP Neff says that planning a launch starts with having a great product, but there are several other factors that are vital to its long-term success. "Packaging is key to communicating your brand to customers," Neff says. " Anytime there's a new brand launching, you're going to be talking to retailers who already have a lot of product on the shelf. Our packaging uses a kind of sticker look to show what's inside in a fun way, and for our main logo, the B is actually nicknamed Becks, which is David Beckham's nickname. It's very important that you not only have a great product, but that your packaging serves a purpose and you're telling a story." BEEUP's 10-packs come in three flavors: Very Berry, Tropical Mix, and Sour Watermelon, and are available at Target stores nationwide, and @beeupsnacks on Instagram.