It’s down to the wire, and almost half of Americans are still scrambling to pick up last minute Christmas gifts.

“According to Google shopping data that we have, 42 percent of people actually wait until the last minute to buy their gifts,” says Google’s Justin Burr.

You can give back to the environment with eco-friendly gifts, like Bee’s Wrap sustainable food storage.

For the kids on your list, give the gift of learning with toys that teach, such as the Harry Potter Kano Coding Kit.

The Labo Vehicle Kit lets kids build game accessories for the Nintendo Switch, one of the holiday’s hottest game consoles.

Tech accessories like wireless headphones are useful gifts for those already getting a big ticket item like a new phone or laptop.

Finally, while it may be tempting, experts say to skip the gift card rack.

Instead, an experience such as a spa treatment, cooking class or tickets to a concert may be more meaningful than a material gift.