Probably around $1000 for a 12yo, but I don’t keep close track.

Little over $100 for my 3 year old. Caught the Barbie dollhouse on sale for $45 Black Friday. That was a game changer. Then a couple of dolls and Polly pocket. I just ordered her some shoes with carter’s cash and a $10 rewards certificate because her tennis shoes have been getting too tight to wear with socks. Added in two outfits and two pairs of pjs, so $30 after rewards.

This year is tight because I’m pregnant and have been out of work for three months. My parents told me they have 9 gifts for her and my in-laws sent a huge box full of presents for her and a $3,000 check for us (which we used to get our home propane tank filled for winter, make a credit card payment, and put the rest in savings). They didn’t have to do that, but we are thankful. I start my new job first of the year so Justin thankful all around!

My kids are 12 and 15. DH spent about $100 each for Christmas. I do Hanukkah, and their gifts ended up costing $50-$60 per kid.

Teenagers - about $250 each

about $350 each for my middle schoolers. When they were 0-2 we spent nothing (wrapped up things we already had!), 3-5 about $50, 5-8 about $100, and 8-12 about $200.
Bigger kids = more expensive tastes.

About $350 on my 12-year old, maybe? I didn't stick to a tight budget. His big gift is an XBox One, which was $200. Other things add up to about another $150.
I don't track too closely as I only have one to buy for, and I am fortunate not to have to worry about the spending, beyond basic financial prudence.

2.5 yo DS- $60 maybe? He’s gotten so many gifts from other family members. It’s overwhelming.

Newborn DD- $0 in “gifts” but we’ve spent a few hundred in the nursery and essentials. Again, lots of gifts from other family members.

About $500 each and about that much on my husband too.

I think I spent $500 on one and about $300 on another, but based on what they wanted. Got money from grandparents for part of it. ($50 each)

We also have hhi over $200k and are doing pretty ok, so if things were tighter I would be keeping better track.

1/2 the stuff is clothes etc that I probably would have bought this season anyway.

About $100 bucks on my 3 year old, probably like $50 on my 1 year old (which I know is ridiculous but I felt guilty that her sister had so many presents under the tree so I tried to even things out).

Under 50

$250 each.

$150 each

Probabaly $600 - $800 on a mix of Santa gifts and parental gifts.

We spend about $300 on each.