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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I’m happy to not receive any gifts or for you to give my kids money for their savings account if you simply HAVE to give something. Truly I prefer nothing at all, they don’t need it, but that crappy $5 1000 piece puzzle is going straight in the trash if you buy it. [/quote] +1. I won't throw it in the trash, but I'll likely keep it for a little while and then donate it unopened in a couple of months.[/quote] It's not about you. It's about your kid, who I'm sure enjoys opening up a gift on Christmas.[/quote] My kids are 3 and 5. They cannot keep track of who gave them what or how many things they get. As long as they have 2-3 new things - Santa, parents, grandparents or an aunt, they are fine. There have been years where they get so much their presents from us sit under the tree, unopened for a week or more. It took us 2 weeks to open presents from the 3yr old’s BD because he would open one and play with it a lot for 1-2 days before asking to open another. [/quote] File this under things that totally didn’t happen :roll: [/quote] NP. Well, it happened in my house. Took about 4 days for DS to open all his gifts, just from us, his parents. He was also 3 years old that year. Halloween candy used to last for weeks, too![/quote]
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