New iPhone

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Anonymous wrote:Requested:
Skateboard
Dungeons and dragons
Cozy hoodie
New bike helmet that lights up (can they wear the same for skateboarding?)

ISO:
Something baking related
Something musical, maybe a ukelele

My 13yr old has gotten into DnD. What type of things are you buying?

I still need to figure out the specifics but definitely special dice and a dungeon master's guide.

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Anonymous wrote:Tween boy, 12, wants: Robux, stuffed animal, Pokémon cards, variety of ramen packs, AirPods, Naruto figurine, several sets of books, a sword, a drill, and a Great British Bake Off book. No, he is not getting a drill or a sword.

Teen boy, 15, wants: hoodies, a soccer ball, and a trip to see his favorite soccer team (that’s not happening).

A sword and a drill for a 12 yr old? I am intrigued! He sounds awesome.

Agree! Get him those!!

Sure! Why not throw in a machete as well?

My DS is 10, 2 years ago we got him a full tool set and he's taking a blacksmith class this winter (which is a gift). I would totally get him both of those if he asked, it's not like he will be wielding a sword around town!

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Anonymous wrote:I am seriously screwed. My kids need for nothing. I have no idea what to get them.

What about concert ticket. My 14 year old loves Stevie Nicks so I got us tickets to her concert in Baltimore in February

This is awesome! I wish my kid appreciated Stevie Nicks. But seriously experience gifts for tweens/teens are awesome. Mine is a swimmer so Olympic trials here we come!

Bruce bolt batting gloves
New bat

Anonymous wrote:Stocking stuffers - scrunches, hair clips, the pen that makes a bunch of animals, specs, running gel, shoelaces (I have a rubber), violin rosin (or similar) - those are my ideas so far.

Runner! Lol

Stocking stuffers - scrunches, hair clips, the pen that makes a bunch of animals, specs, running gel, shoelaces (I have a rubber), violin rosin (or similar) - those are my ideas so far.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Tween boy, 12, wants: Robux, stuffed animal, Pokémon cards, variety of ramen packs, AirPods, Naruto figurine, several sets of books, a sword, a drill, and a Great British Bake Off book. No, he is not getting a drill or a sword.

Teen boy, 15, wants: hoodies, a soccer ball, and a trip to see his favorite soccer team (that’s not happening).

A sword and a drill for a 12 yr old? I am intrigued! He sounds awesome.

Agree! Get him those!!

Sure! Why not throw in a machete as well?

? Teen boys can handle a drill! and a cool historical sword to display and take down and show his friends (maybe with some Civil War history attached)? Absolutely.

And to the recent PP who thought about a ukelele - yes yes! I did that once for my kid and she loved it. Got her a couple of lessons with a local place to go along with it.

And the idea of theater is great - I send my theater-loving kid (+ one parent) to a play every year. One year we drove out to the Shenandoah valley somewhere to see one. One time we saw an AMAZING show at one of the smaller theaters at the Kennedy Center called Improv Shakespeare. This group of actors MAKE UP A SHAKESPEARE like play from audience suggestions. It was hysterical and so, so fun.

This is a good thread! personally, I need a bunch of small items. Anyone have good teen stocking stuffer ideas?

Anonymous wrote:Requested:
Skateboard
Dungeons and dragons
Cozy hoodie
New bike helmet that lights up (can they wear the same for skateboarding?)

ISO:
Something baking related
Something musical, maybe a ukelele

My 13yr old has gotten into DnD. What type of things are you buying?

I'm getting some topgolf gift cards from costco, hoodie, Also probably ramen

Mom who is getting Ramen, you gotta go to HMart and get the different Buldak Ramen flavors! They’re so good and very unique combos.

Anonymous wrote:Tween boy, 12, wants: Robux, stuffed animal, Pokémon cards, variety of ramen packs, AirPods, Naruto figurine, several sets of books, a sword, a drill, and a Great British Bake Off book. No, he is not getting a drill or a sword.

Teen boy, 15, wants: hoodies, a soccer ball, and a trip to see his favorite soccer team (that’s not happening).

🤣 amazing

Anonymous wrote:I am seriously screwed. My kids need for nothing. I have no idea what to get them.

Get them an experience. Tix to a game, fun day with friends, etc.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I am seriously screwed. My kids need for nothing. I have no idea what to get them.

What about concert ticket. My 14 year old loves Stevie Nicks so I got us tickets to her concert in Baltimore in February

Such a fun idea! What a great kid!

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Anonymous wrote:I am seriously screwed. My kids need for nothing. I have no idea what to get them.

What about concert ticket. My 14 year old loves Stevie Nicks so I got us tickets to her concert in Baltimore in February

Concert or a show. I'm looking for age appropriate improv because I have a theater kid who would love that. Or maybe a lesson.

Encore stage does improv lessons.