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How Gen Alpha is Writing Their Holiday Wish Lists

Physical and verbal wish lists are still the norm for kids letting their parents know what they want for the holidays… 

Written and Edited by the YPulse Editorial Team
KEY TAKEAWAYS
  • Kids are already letting their parents know what they want for the holidays
  • Many Gen Z and Gen Alpha kids are sticking to traditional written wish lists
  • But wish lists are going digital, too, as kids use online wish lists and social media
Halloween is over, so you know what that means: Merry Christmas! Young consumers are already gearing up for the holiday season—including some of the biggest shoppers of all: Gen Z and Millennial parents buying gifts for their kids. And as we’ve said before, even the youngest Gen Alpha consumers drive much of their parents’ brand and product discovery, which means the products kids discover throughout the year—whether through favorite creators, in-store experiences, or recs from friends—could very well end up under the tree. But how are parent shoppers actually finding out what their influential kiddos are hoping to find there?...

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