Best Christmas Ever: Muppets

I was one of those kids that grew up watching The Muppet Show. One of my favorite Christmas memories is when Santa brought my brothers and me each a Muppet puppet—Kermit, Animal, Rowlf the Dog and Miss Piggy. Can you guess who received Miss Piggy? Santa was so clever because the set of gifts was perfect for siblings that ranged in age from ten to two.

Muppet Puppets

With the release of the new Muppet Movie, I wanted to share some fun gift ideas for this holiday season!

Muppets Holiday Gifts

1. Muppet Monopoly Game via Amazon 2. Muppets Miss Piggy Plush Toy from Disney 3. Muppets Kermit Plush Toy from Disney 4. The Muppet Movie – Kermit’s 50th Anniversary Edition (1979) via Amazon 5. The Muppet Show Poster via Amazon 6. Muppets Fozzie the Bear Plush Toy from Disney 7. Animal Plush Toy via Amazon

Cristin

Cristin

Cristin, founder of Simplified Bee, resides on the San Francisco Peninsula with her husband and two children. She loves creating functional yet style-savvy spaces and embraces quality over quantity.

Comments

  1. Esther

    November 30, 2011

    I still have that Rowlf!

  2. Melisa

    November 30, 2011

    I was all about that Miss Piggy and her purple dress! You’ve totally brought back memories.

  3. Deandra

    December 4, 2011

    I am so glad they are releasing a new Muppets movie, because this way, my kids can get to know these characters that our generation loved so much.

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