Easter gifts for inlaws?
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Anonymous
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We're going to my inlaws for Easter and DH's siblings will be there as well. Inlaws always give us baskets for Easter.
Do I give them gifts as well? Should I give DH's siblings gifts? Chocolate? Do I make his parents an Easter basket? I'm already bringing food for Easter dinner and will bring his parents flowers. |
Anonymous
| You're fine. |
Anonymous
| Food for the dinner and flowers for the parents are fine. I wouldn't get anything for the siblings. Do they normally give you Easter gifts? |
Anonymous
No but they're younger (mid 20s). |
Anonymous
Meh, they're adults. I think you're fine. (Quoted PP here). |
Anonymous
| One great thing about Easter is that gift exchanges aren't a part of it! (With exceptions for children, who might get a stuffed animal or extra candy from doting relatives.) What's next, Thanksgiving presents? |
Anonymous
| We bring 2 dishes for Easter dinner and a plant for my MIL. I imagine that she /they will do something for our 1 year old DS. |
Anonymous
| What the hell kind of adult gives another adult an easter basket?? Grow up, people. |
Anonymous
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Flowers for his parents is fine.
Though I wouldn't turn down chocolate from anyone you'd be my friend for life ! But it's not needed. |
Anonymous
Some parents and grandparents give their adult children Easter baskets every year. Where you been? |
Anonymous
I sometimes give DH one. I put socks, his favorite candy, baseball tickets, stuff like that. I certainly don't see anything wrong with it. And I may give my adult children Easter baskets as well, only time will tell. Sounds more fun than your house! |