25 Dollar Tree DIY CHRISTMAS Gift Baskets plus 10 pro SECRETS for professional looking gift baskets. MANY OF THESE GIFT IDEAS MAKE GREAT YEAR ROUND GIFTS!! BUDGET FRIENDLY gift basket ideas for everyone on your list including GIFTS FOR HIM in gift baskets using DOLLAR TREE items with professional, high end results! See how to ASSEMBLE A GIFT BASKET using CREATIVE CONTAINERS. See how the pros coordinate, arrange and MAKE ITEMS STAND UP, then wrap for a result that is BUDGET FRIENDLY but also LOOKS AMAZING!!
🎁🎁🎁**NEW FOR 2022**🎁🎁🎁So excited to let everyone know we are doing a whole new series for 2022 and will be publishing new videos by category every Sunday through the season!😍👍👍😍 We have already published 4 videos in the series ( "Bath and Spa", "Sports, Games & Fitness", "Hobbies & Interests" and "Teen and Young Adult) and will be publishing other titles ( like "Kids" & "Food & Drink") in the coming weeks. If you would like to check them out, here is a link to the playlist!🥰 🥰[ Ссылка ]
For more CHRISTMAS GIFT IDEAS, please see the FABEDhacks 2019 & 2020 CHRISTMAS GIFT playlists here
for 2019- [ Ссылка ]
for 2020- [ Ссылка ]
For amazing CHRISTMAS DECOR IDEAS in 12 Different Styles of Christmas Decor series playlist including Reason for the Season, Gingerbread, Farmhouse, Glam, Rustic, Traditional, and Vintage!!
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OR the 12 STYLES OF CHRISTMAS DECOR compilation video
**COPPA** - Since there have been so many questions on the "COPPA restricted" portion of this video, I thought it might be helpful to add an explanation here.
COPPA is the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act. It has been in effect since April 2000 but compliance with the Act really came into the spotlight in September, 2019 when Youtube was fined $170 million by the FTC (Federal Trade Commission). In addition to the fine, Youtube was also required to better identify and control content on the platform aimed at children. By November, 2019 Youtube began to roll out the new requirements and guidelines for creators and what they needed to do to comply with COPPA as well as how and whether or not they should mark their video as "made for children". However, both the FTC and Youtube guidelines for creators were somewhat vague. Couple that with reports of $42,000 fines per video for creators found in violation, and you can understand the panic and speculation that resulted in the creator community.
Fortunately, the FTC has further clarified the guidelines and on December 17, 2019, Youtube published a new video for creators which summarized the FTC clarifications and also answered many questions in the creator community. However, at the time this video was published on December 5, 2019, Youtube's standing Children's Content Guidelines stated (among other things) that children's content (and therefore, COPPA restricted), would be, " If it includes characters, celebrities, or toys that appeal to children" . However, in light of the further clarifications, considerations including "INTENDED audience" as well as "mixed audience" would have made it perfectly fine to show the toys and characters. But again, at the time this video was published, this was not at all clear. Hope this helps to better explain that portion of this video!😊
