Love these ideas, keep em coming!

Anonymous wrote:A small tube of really good lotion for their purse. It’s winter hands get chapped.

+1

Anonymous wrote:We gift a lunch out. We pick them up from home, take them to their favorite restaurant, and pay for the meal. They really just want time with us.

If you are far away it doesn’t work, but we are 2.5 hours so we make it a day trip with the kids and do one in January and one in february.

This is the best gift.

White House Christmas Tree Ornament

An ornament with pics of your kids or meaningful pics of their siblings, friends, etc.

We gift a lunch out. We pick them up from home, take them to their favorite restaurant, and pay for the meal. They really just want time with us.

If you are far away it doesn’t work, but we are 2.5 hours so we make it a day trip with the kids and do one in January and one in february.

I get my family members a calendar sweepstakes (the ones where you can win a prize each month all year) for an organization we all hold dear. We also do a photo calendar of all the kids with family birthdates and anniversaries. It doesn’t take up much room and they love getting them. Lastly I send everyone breakfast English muffins from Wolfermans which is now a family tradition to have Christmas morning. Its nice to think we’re all doing it in our separate homes!

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Anonymous wrote:I’m trying to figure this out too.

So far I have plants, flowers, a throw blanket…

That’s all I have.

Flowers are nice and they eventually wither and can be thrown out. The rest take up space. I think I have at least 10 throws all gifted to me.

I don't understand throw blankets. They just seem to take up space and we don't use them.

Pp above with 10 throws. They are useful when you are sitting on a chair or couch and feel a little chilly. You really only need a few.

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Anonymous wrote:I’m trying to figure this out too.

So far I have plants, flowers, a throw blanket…

That’s all I have.

Flowers are nice and they eventually wither and can be thrown out. The rest take up space. I think I have at least 10 throws all gifted to me.

I don't understand throw blankets. They just seem to take up space and we don't use them.

Anonymous wrote:I’m trying to figure this out too.

So far I have plants, flowers, a throw blanket…

That’s all I have.

Flowers are nice and they eventually wither and can be thrown out. The rest take up space. I think I have at least 10 throws all gifted to me.

Anonymous wrote:If someone has a subscription, "taking it over" and buying nit for them every year is a convenient gift.

I would like this and so would my friends in that age group.

My friends that age would love a restaurant gift card!

Anonymous wrote:A small tube of really good lotion for their purse. It’s winter hands get chapped.

No offense but most people (women) in this age group have preferences for certain lotions and they typically buy it themselves. And it's a rather impersonal gift - like what you'd get from an office grab-bag.

A small tube of really good lotion for their purse. It’s winter hands get chapped.

If someone has a subscription, "taking it over" and buying nit for them every year is a convenient gift.