Is this a good Xmas gift?
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Anonymous
| No. |
Anonymous
It's the only thing that gets me agitated. |
Anonymous
| No. Ask them what they want. |
Anonymous
They already do a list and we buy from it. Trying to think of something extra that is off the list. |
Anonymous
| Awful. That's what you gift a new baby. Teens wouldn't want that at all |
Anonymous
I agree with this, get something small but that you know they would like so they have something to open and have money attached. |
Anonymous
| No, my teen would smile and say thank you, then privately ask me if she has to keep it, then when I said yes, she'd put it on a shelf in the back of her closet. |
Anonymous
But you’d gift it to a new baby so they’d have a keepsake for when they are older. |
Anonymous
| Did anyone actually ask their kid or are you just projecting? Your kids don’t have your DCUM harpy instincts. |
Anonymous
| There are worse things to be known as than the step mother who gives cash! |
Anonymous
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Nope.
If you don't want to get cash, could you get them gift cards to a movie theater near their home? |
Anonymous
| So terrible that I actually think this is a troll. |
Anonymous
yeah, me too. also funniest gift suggestion EVER for a teen. bored rainy sunday people - it brings out the best dwellers from under their rocks... |
Anonymous
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No - don't. Please. No.
Look at Uncommon Goods for fun and unique gifts - a different one for each kid. This is the "fun" section but they also have jewelry for the older girls. If not personalized they can return it for something they like better: https://www.uncommongoods.com/fun?view=all |
Anonymous
I want to see a teen who would actually would want it. |