Small gifts for teen boys
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Anonymous
| I agree with fun food. Mine loves Japanese soda and other things. But candy will always appeal…. |
Anonymous
| My kid keeps breaking/losing sunglasses, so those are going in the stocking. |
Anonymous
| Mini hot sauce flight. World Market is good for this and other usual snacks. |
Anonymous
Was going to say the same. They have a lot of internationals candies and snacks that kids love to try. |
Anonymous
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Does he have one of those hand strengthening things that they squeeze? They look kind of like pliers without the pointy end. It is great for grip strength and also ends up serving as a bit of a fidget.
There is a great book called The Baseball 100 that tells short form stories about 100 baseball players. Does he already have a jaeger band set? |
Anonymous
| My identical boy is a little older - now a college baseball player! He likes fancy hair products, little cologne tester bottles, lifting shorts (tight and short these days, alas), tshirts for favorite players, and necklaces/chains. My mom saw him come in with his hair done, smelling like a mall perfume counter, rocking his gold chain…and later asked me “does he have any news he’d like to share? We love him no matter what!” No, mom, he’s straight…just a baseball player. |
Anonymous
| Mini holiday-themed Native deodorants, baseball sneaker balls, batting gloves, small replica batting helmet from his favorite team (the kind that ice cream sundaes come in), Big League Chew bubble gum, tag or zipper pull for his gear bag. |