Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I have a 14yr old and she would have loved:
Gift cards to Sephora/ Target/ Amazon
Lululemon item
Kendra Scott item
Hoodie (college, sports team etc.)

These suggestions are extremely heterosexist.

FFS, not everything is a “micro-aggression” or “patriarchal” or “heterosexist”. People like you are exhausting.

I was a tomboy and would not have really treasured any super gendered gift card

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I have a 14yr old and she would have loved:
Gift cards to Sephora/ Target/ Amazon
Lululemon item
Kendra Scott item
Hoodie (college, sports team etc.)

These suggestions are extremely heterosexist.

And probably spot on

I don't know how old this kid is, but the parents may not be happy their 14 year old is trying to buy $100 in makeup.

Honestly OP, nothing speaks like a crisp bill!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

A 14 year old is in HS. I really don’t police what my teen chooses to buy with gifted money or gift cards. That is what they are for, to buy things they wouldn’t ordinarily get.

You might be ok with your 14 year old wearing makup. Other people are not

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I have a 14yr old and she would have loved:
Gift cards to Sephora/ Target/ Amazon
Lululemon item
Kendra Scott item
Hoodie (college, sports team etc.)

These suggestions are extremely heterosexist.

And probably spot on

I don't know how old this kid is, but the parents may not be happy their 14 year old is trying to buy $100 in makeup.

Honestly OP, nothing speaks like a crisp bill!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

A 14 year old is in HS. I really don’t police what my teen chooses to buy with gifted money or gift cards. That is what they are for, to buy things they wouldn’t ordinarily get.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I have a 14yr old and she would have loved:
Gift cards to Sephora/ Target/ Amazon
Lululemon item
Kendra Scott item
Hoodie (college, sports team etc.)

These suggestions are extremely heterosexist.

FFS, not everything is a “micro-aggression” or “patriarchal” or “heterosexist”. People like you are exhausting.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I have a 14yr old and she would have loved:
Gift cards to Sephora/ Target/ Amazon
Lululemon item
Kendra Scott item
Hoodie (college, sports team etc.)

These suggestions are extremely heterosexist.

And probably spot on

I don't know how old this kid is, but the parents may not be happy their 14 year old is trying to buy $100 in makeup.

Honestly OP, nothing speaks like a crisp bill!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

My 14 year old and her friends like Gorjana jewelry
https://www.gorjana.com/

Any of the above ideas are good, except for Aerie IMO

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I have a 14yr old and she would have loved:
Gift cards to Sephora/ Target/ Amazon
Lululemon item
Kendra Scott item
Hoodie (college, sports team etc.)

These suggestions are extremely heterosexist.

What do you recommend?

Ask the parents.

My kid is about to turn 14 and would love any of these things mentioned above.

Also, jewelry from Francesca’s if you have any idea what she likes. Or gift card.

Aerie
Urban Outfitters
Bath and Body Works

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I have a 14yr old and she would have loved:
Gift cards to Sephora/ Target/ Amazon
Lululemon item
Kendra Scott item
Hoodie (college, sports team etc.)

These suggestions are extremely heterosexist.

And probably spot on

Anonymous wrote:I have a 14yr old and she would have loved:
Gift cards to Sephora/ Target/ Amazon
Lululemon item
Kendra Scott item
Hoodie (college, sports team etc.)

These suggestions are extremely heterosexist.

gift card to Sephora is perfect, but if there's a chance she won't like it, just do Amazon

Starbucks gift card – can you imagine that age getting $100 Starbucks gift card?

I have a 14yr old and she would have loved:
Gift cards to Sephora/ Target/ Amazon
Lululemon item
Kendra Scott item
Hoodie (college, sports team etc.)

I have teen boys and have not been invited to a teen girl’s party ever. This is our first. She is a family friend so willing to spend $50-100.