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1. An EveryPlate meal subscription because not all of us have parents who'll cook us homemade meals every night.
2. A do-not-disturb sign for your bedroom door so your parents stop walking in on you mid-lecture, work call, what-have-you.
3. A Nectar mattress because your twin bed from middle school just isn't going to cut it anymore. Plus, investing in a new mattress now means you'll have one less thing to worry about when you move into your own place down the road.
4. A healthy supply of earplugs so that you're technically not lying when you tell your parents you didn't hear them calling your name asking you to mow the lawn or do the dishes.
5. Or a pair of noise-canceling headphones to leave on your ears so that at any time you can say, "Sorry, I'm on a call right now" when you're actually just blasting your favorite tunes.
6. And a white-noise machine that'll help you fall asleep at night, especially if your parents have retired to the woods and leave you alone in complete silence when they go to bed at like, 9 p.m. (it's scary, I speak from experience).
7. And some new linens because your parents held onto your old set and you would rather sleep on rocks than confront the horror of those sheets when you wake up every morning.
8. An affordable bookcase so you can proudly display all the photos, books, memories, and trinkets you've accumulated since college, because all the other shelves in your parents' home seem to be reserved for the accomplishments of your younger sibling.
9. A roll of food container labels that'll ensure your leftover take-out doesn't "mysteriously disappear" before you have the pleasure of reheating it the next day.
10. A very mini mini fridge to hide in your room — it's the perfect size for chilling (and hiding) things like your CBD water and expensive skincare products.
11. A convenient laptop desk that doubles as a tray to bring your parents breakfast in bed (LOLOLOLOL).
12. A set of bed risers to maximize storage in the makeshift basement bedroom your parents have put you up in.
13. Cord labels that'll end the argument about missing phone chargers once and for all.
14. A Winc subscription to guarantee at least four bottles of wine end up on your doorstep each month.
15. And a bottle of red wine stain remover that'll restore your parents' carpet after you, oops, spill your recently delivered wine.
16. A stress relief candle made with 100% soy wax and infused with lavender oil, chamomile, and bay leaf so you can always be prepared for a little R&R.
17. And a back and neck massager that's basically a personal masseuse whenever you need one.
18. A honeycomb organizer to help you feel like you're somewhat organized and getting your life together.
19. A foldable, reusable bag because you do the grocery shopping now, and your parents still swear by using an excessive amount of disposable plastic bags just to stockpile them under the kitchen sink.
20. A dishwasher magnet because we all know that asking if the dishes are clean can trigger a much larger argument.
21. A Did you feed the dog? magnetic slider that, again, helps limit in-person, verbal communication to avoid any blow ups.
22. A five-pack of stretchy fidget tools to help you destress and cope with your daily frustrations.
23. A shoe rack so your kick collection never gets trampled by your parents' dirty gardening boots in the mud room.
24. An Atlas Coffee Club subscription because the only coffee you can get in your parent's little town is from a gas station.
25. And a cold brew maker so that during this time of change and uncertainty, your iced coffee habit can remain strong as ever.
26. Stainless-steel collapsible straws because your parents apparently didn't get the memo.
27. An Echo Dot so that, alas, you can ask what time it is without getting the snarky, Dad joke-esque response of "time for you to get a watch."
28. A set of packing cubes that, when the time comes, will make moving out a whole lot easier.
29. A six-port USB charging station so all your devices are always fully charged and you can be in constant contact with your friends who are also living back home.
30. Blackout curtains that'll be a great excuse for "accidentally" sleeping through your parents' sunrise hikes they're always asking you to join them on.
31. A roll-on headache and migraine relief stick aka instant relief after yet another set of your parents' friends asking you what your 10-year plan is.
32. A pair of memory-foam slippers that are cozy enough to wear around the house, but durable enough to withstand the elements when your parents ask you to run out and grab the mail or walk the dog.
33. And a copy of The Defining Decade, some food for thought about being a young adult that'll inspire you and help you feel less directionless. Remember, our parents love us and everything is going to be okay in the end!
