Anonymous wrote:A tortilla blanket.

Something like this is perfect, especially if she "loves quesadillas" or something like that.

Someone else mentioned her favorite candy. that's also a great idea. and if its something common, like gummi bears or something, pair it with an oversized stuffed gummi bear.

dont do a gift card. they are so lame

Starbucks or Amazon gift card. Keep it easy.

I just want to go on record with how much I hate gift cards.

Gift card to Target, Starbucks or Amazon.

It's winter. what about a beanie? maybe branded with their HS logo from the school store?

Gift cards are always good. In my teen and tween’s circle most people give gift cards.

Ulta giftcard

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Ask him if she would prefer

A GC to Sephora
A GC to Starbucks
A Stanley water bottle
A GC to lululemon

He would know one if one of these would hit the mark since he is her friend

lulu is pretty expensive, so unless you are giving a lot, I would vote for the first 3 options on this list. These are pretty safe and popular teen girl gifts.

Agree. Don't overthink it. You don't want him to get some super thoughtful gift for a girl with a boyfriend. Gift card or Stanley is a great idea.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Ask him if she would prefer

A GC to Sephora
A GC to Starbucks
A Stanley water bottle
A GC to lululemon

He would know one if one of these would hit the mark since he is her friend

lulu is pretty expensive, so unless you are giving a lot, I would vote for the first 3 options on this list. These are pretty safe and popular teen girl gifts.

Teen girls are into their belt bags and accessories. They are good price for a gift. I’d vote for a Sephora or lululemon gift card or a lululemon belt bag w/ a gift receipt.

Anonymous wrote:He should go to mall and pick her something. I remember being in high school and the best gifts were from male friends. They were usually humorous but useful/practical, nothing their mom picked out for sure.

LOL, "the mall"

He should go to mall and pick her something. I remember being in high school and the best gifts were from male friends. They were usually humorous but useful/practical, nothing their mom picked out for sure.

Starbucks gift card and fuzzy socks per my 16yo DD

Starbuck gift card for sure.
-Signed parent of a 15 year old girl

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Starbucks gift card
Stanley
Dicks sporting good gift card


Definitely not a cookbook!

Or Target. Plus a bag of her favorite candy and you’re good.

This. Our daughter does this all the time with her own friends.

Anonymous wrote:Ask him if she would prefer

A GC to Sephora
A GC to Starbucks
A Stanley water bottle
A GC to lululemon

He would know one if one of these would hit the mark since he is her friend

lulu is pretty expensive, so unless you are giving a lot, I would vote for the first 3 options on this list. These are pretty safe and popular teen girl gifts.