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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]How is 17 year old supposed to buy you and her half or step siblings presents? Usuallyparents buy present for kids. If kids do buy something for a parent it is usually something small. If she has no money, how is she to do this? She is expecting a present from her parent who is your spouse. As she should, not from you really. She does not sound entitled. She could be wanting a Range Rover. Plus, pony up? She is your family, do you dread ponying up for your won kids presents? How many presents do you receive from your own children?[/quote] I got allowance from age 4 to almost 14, and would start saving mid-summer for holiday gifts for family. I would also ask my dad to hire me to rake and bag leaves through the fall. I started working as a babysitter when I was 12, then split a newspaper route with my older brother when I was 13 and we would run out to shovel driveways in the winters, and at 14, I worked as a cashier at a supermarket. I kept babysitting all through high school. I worked at the supermarket about 15 hours a week. I earned over $250 a month. So by the time I was 12 I ABSOLUTELY had the money to buy people gifts. [/quote] You are hilarious...OMG, you saved your allowance? You saved the money daddy gave you to do chores that other kids do for free? Please recognize your own privilege.[/quote]
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