Looking for a nice gift for 12yo boy girl twins

[Anonymous]

What to give tween boy and girl who have everything. The family is very wealthy. I want to get them something really nice and coming up blank. They are kids of dh’s friend and Dh has no idea. I know they travel a lot but no specific details on kids.

[Anonymous]

Budget?

[Anonymous]

My 12 year old b/g twin niece and nephew LOVE Amazon or Target gift cards.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Budget?

$50-100 each kid. Can be more.

[Anonymous]

My 11 year old loves getting cash. He has a locked cash box and has about $700 in it. He wants to get to $1,000 and then he wants to open a bank account. Really, he doesn't need any items, and whatever he wants he would pick out and pay for with his money stash. He also loves his collection of $2.00 bills and $100.00 bills. Maybe give them some not so common bills, and they can choose if they want to buy something with them, or save them?

[Anonymous]

LED light strips!

But yeah, I agree that you are going to struggle to find something for kids that age who have everything.

[Anonymous]

No gift, give an experience like movie, action park, dinner, mini golf etc.

[Anonymous]

Do they live in the area? Gift cards for "Climb Upton"? Or for an escape room? Or to local boba tea shop (super popular for kids now).

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Do they live in the area? Gift cards for "Climb Upton"? Or for an escape room? Or to local boba tea shop (super popular for kids now).

They live and go to private school in dc.

[Anonymous]

Whatever you do, do not get a joint present. Please consider getting two separate ones. Experience presents are great. I would just ask the mom. She will know.

- mom of b/g twins

[Anonymous]

Cell phone charger battery packs. Kids that age are always on their phones and might not always have access to plug points to recharge them. Battery packs would allow them to say charge their phone in their school bags during a class.

[Anonymous]

Why not get them both dolls, like AmericanGirl dolls? Or are you one of those sexist people who claim boys should not play with dolls?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Cell phone charger battery packs. Kids that age are always on their phones and might not always have access to plug points to recharge them. Battery packs would allow them to say charge their phone in their school bags during a class.

I like this idea! Personally I like the iwalk, no cord needed.

[Anonymous]

GC to sandy spring adventure park

[Anonymous]

Dylan’s Candy Bar candy cake