Jewish Holidays
Days United
Jewish holiday kits for families, now paused and not taking new orders
- Status
- Paused
- Best for
- Families wanting guided, hands-on Jewish holiday celebrations, once orders reopen
Paused.The website says new subscriptions are paused for now.
What's in the box: When it was operating, a typical box focused on one Jewish holiday and combined a how-to guide, themed gear or decorations, a cooking activity, games and a story for the family.
Days United is not operating normally right now. The site says it is not accepting new orders, and new subscriptions are paused. When it was running, Days United, sold under the Days name, made boxes and kits to help families celebrate Jewish holidays such as Passover at home. The company's stated aim was to make traditions easy and fun by turning older customs into hands-on activities for children and adults to do together. Its range covered how-to guides, holiday gear, cooking projects, games, stories and decorations. It put weight on modern design and on activities that use all five senses instead of screens. The materials were meant for complete beginners and for families who have marked these holidays for years, and they tried to explain the reasons behind each tradition as well as the steps. The site does not say when or whether new orders will reopen, and it gives no current subscription terms. Existing subscribers can still find a login, contact page, FAQ and returns and cancellations information on the site, and that is the place to go with questions about past orders. Until the company says it is taking orders again, shoppers looking for a Jewish holiday box should treat Days United as unavailable and look elsewhere.
