Call me over-eager, but I’m more than ready for the cozy months ahead. It seems I’m not alone, since advent calendars have been selling out months ahead of time. To kick off the countdown, I’ve spotted several Walmart advent calendars that just arrived, and they’re designed for Halloween and Christmas. (Yes, what used to only exist in December now comes in an array of themes and styles to celebrate virtually any holiday.)

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Walmart has so many advent calendars to cater to specific interests, which is why my list is whittled down to a few dozen for kids and kids at heart. That includes Disney classics, calendars from your favorite nostalgic sitcoms (like the Gilmore Girls pick), and even a few self-care calendars filled with limited-edition nail polishes or loose-leaf teas. My tip: since countdown calendars have a history of flying off shelves early, I wouldn’t wait too long to add your favorites to cart.

Halloween advent calendars

Everything you love about advent calendars—with a spooky spin. I’ve got my eyes on this slime pick that offers various compounds like water, fluffy, and glitzy. I already know my toddler son is going to ask if he can open up just one more slime each day. And who can blame him when it’s in bewitching shapes like ghosts and bats, with mystery charms hidden throughout the set?

Advent calendars for kids

There’s no shortage of fun in these advent calendars for kids. Case in point: Disney’s 24-day Frozen-themed calendar, complete with miniature Anna and Elsa dolls—a perfect pick for little ones who know every lyric to “Let It Go.” There are also options for Bluey and Paw Patrol fans. We’re not leaving out tweens and teens, either; a bracelet-making calendar is a must for your future jeweler.

Advent calendars for adults

Advent calendars aren’t just for the kids. Take the Olive & June collection, which features mini polish bottles in holiday-favorite hues and more nail accessories (hello, candy cane, press-ons!). There’s also something for Sudoku fans, fishers, and anyone on their millionth rewatch of Gilmore Girls.

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