This week has been a lot to digest. The gifts can help with self care.

The U.S. election is over. We know you’re feeling a lot today, just 48 hours after the election results started coming in — or maybe you’re still not sure what to feel. (We certainly get that. It’s been a LOT to process.)

But here’s one thing we can all agree on: Every one of us has to take care ourselves. Self care is so important in times of change, uncertainty, and stress.

So today, we wanted to find a few gifts that are just for you. We hope they’ll help you take care of yourself.

10 Gifts That Will Help You Take Care Of Yourself

1. Calm Box — Calm Box is a monthly subscription of books, snacks, music, and more that you can personalize to meet your stress-relieving needs. $35 a month from Cratejoy.

2. Tingle Head Massager — This handy little doodad lets you give yourself or anyone within arm's reach a little relief. $6 from Amazon.

3. Faux Fur Blanket — This criminally cozy blanket will make anywhere you are feel a little more welcoming and soft. $79 from Urban Outfitters.

4. YAAAS Mug — This mug that says "Be the YAAAS you wish to see in the world" holds 11 oz aka never enough coffee. $18 from Shop BuzzFeed.

5. Multi-Colored Stress Ball — This wacky ball looks cooler the harder you squeeze. $9 from Amazon.

6. Light Up Unicorn slippers — These fantastical creatures will keep your toes warm and your spirits bright. $40 from Smoko.

7. TonyMoly Face Masks — There's a treatment for everything your face needs in this colorful mega pack. $8 from Amazon.

8. Fringed Hammock — Make every nap count with this gold and macrame hammock. $128 from Anthropologie.

9. Kind Poster — This minimalist poster will give you a simple reminder when you need it most. $16 from Small Glow on Etsy.

10. Inflatable Hot Tub — Need we say more? $400 from Target.

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Take Care Of Yourself!

No matter how you're feeling at the moment, it's important to remember to take the time to care for yourself and for the people around you. Maybe that means looking at photos to restore your faith in humanity. Or maybe you need professional mental health resources to get you through.

Whatever it may be that helps you feel better, just remember how important it is to take those actions. You matter. Your loved ones matter. And nothing can change that.

Need more resources? We've got you.

You learn more about starting therapy here, since pretty much everyone can benefit from talking to a professional.
You can learn more about depression here.
If you need to talk to someone immediately, the US National Suicide Prevention Lifeline is 1-800-273-8255. A list of international suicide hotlines can be found here.