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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]There are a ton of free activities and you can drive around looking at lights. You can bake together and make new decorations. Have family movie nights to watch holiday movies. Have a special breakfast and nice dinner on Christmas. These things will make the season special. As for gifts, make a budget and stick to it. Be guided by what your kids want - if it’s a bunch of small things do that and if it’s a large gift do that. [/quote] Matching pjs are not cheap and not good present bang for the buck but o agree otherwise with the sentiment of doing fun family activities. [/quote] I’m not pushing matching pjs — but Christmas pjs — which make large packages to open on Christmas or even on Christmas Eve actually can be inexpensive. Old Navy on sale has low prices— and it’s something the kids might need any way. Similarly: hoodies, sweatshirts, hats, gloves, vests….can be found at very low prices, with specials and other discounts if you get their emails. [/quote]
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