Anonymous wrote:My 14 yo loves to fish, watch football, and game with friends, plus go to the mall and wander around.
I'm thinking gift cards to mall food places, maybe a new tackle box (want), and a hoodie of his favorite team ( wear).
Plus need=socks&underwear and a book to read.
Any ideas for a 14 yo who is a reluctant but advanced reader? His reading level consistently measures at college level but he doesn't really enjoy reading for fun.
Anonymous wrote:Is the switch 2 good? My teen hasn't even mentioned it
Anonymous wrote:So far…
My 14 yo:
Robot kits
Replacement echo dot for his room
Tablet w/keyboard.
Love the idea of ramen someone else posted, thanks
Sushi making kit
Lights for his room
My 17 yo:
New Apple Watch
Replacement echo dot
Flannel jacket he wanted
GC to grooming lounge for a fancy shave
A mini forge
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My 14 yo loves to fish, watch football, and game with friends, plus go to the mall and wander around.
I'm thinking gift cards to mall food places, maybe a new tackle box (want), and a hoodie of his favorite team ( wear).
Plus need=socks&underwear and a book to read.
Any ideas for a 14 yo who is a reluctant but advanced reader? His reading level consistently measures at college level but he doesn't really enjoy reading for fun.
Project Hail Mary! My teen sons (and my husband and I) loved this book.
Anonymous wrote:My 14 yo loves to fish, watch football, and game with friends, plus go to the mall and wander around.
I'm thinking gift cards to mall food places, maybe a new tackle box (want), and a hoodie of his favorite team ( wear).
Plus need=socks&underwear and a book to read.
Any ideas for a 14 yo who is a reluctant but advanced reader? His reading level consistently measures at college level but he doesn't really enjoy reading for fun.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Our 14 yo DS is getting a hoodie for his school sports team and a cozy comforter as an upgrade from a quilt he's had since he was little. Other items focus on his specific interests. He likes to garden, so he's getting an indoor herb garden. He still likes Legos (even though not as much as he used to), so he'll probably get a Lego technic model car set. Last year for his birthday and Christmas, he received expensive equipment for his sport and a mountain bike and a giant bean bag chair for his bedroom. Other interest-based gifts could include kitchen/cooking gadgets, cookbooks, nice drawing pens/sketchpad, etc. Other things he's asked for are a gaming chair (and an electric scooter, although that's a hard no).
PP here. We also always give books. If we can't think of something new that we think he'd like in terms of novels, we look for a cool coffee table book in an area of interest.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The Switch 2 just came out, so that's popular.
My 12 year old said “noo” to this.