My daughter happens to be naturally skinny and appreciates that their clothes don't sag on her. *shrug*

My daughter also happens to be naturally skinny but I chose not to have her shop at Abercrombie and she knows why. There are other places to find clothes that fit her.

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My kids are rebelling against A&F due to the controversy over selling skinny sizes only.

My daughter happens to be naturally skinny and appreciates that their clothes don't sag on her. *shrug*

My dd is asking for riding boots, lululemon headbands, iPhone cases, iTunes gift cards, gift cards to lunch places like Subway or Panda Express, gift cards to American Eagle.

Well as a 14 year old, if you live in Florida, we have a store called Urban outfitters(gift card). Also forever 21. The easiest things to get are phone cases, Converse, Sperry's, The John Green books if they like romance and reading, video games, combat boots, bath and body works candles for their room. Anything really just make sure your daughter likes that kind of stuff or you're screwed haha.

My DD would like an amazon gift card, socks, hairbands/headbands, cute earrings, winter cap/scarf/glove set, new headphones for her ipod.

If she's not into make-up and jewelry you could give your daughter gift cards (i tunes) and add to something she collects. give her some CD's too. if she does sports then get her some sports equipment. maybe buy her a pack of her favorite soda and some candy. buy some books, kindle, or surprise her with something she's been begging for. but if she is into make-up and stuff by her make up and jewelry. get hair supplies and nice clothes. give her some money to go shopping with friends. give her some more freedom

HOPE THIS HELPS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! GOOD LUCK

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Anonymous wrote:Obviously depends on the personality of the kid, but my 14 year old loves cozy socks, comfy jammies that she can lounge around in. Girly bath stuff from a place like Plush. Movie tickets. Are her ears pierced--earrings., other fun jewelry.
Starbucks gift card.

Really? For a 14 yo?

Really. Are you telling me you don't see hordes of teenagers in Starbucks all the time?

yeah I'm fourteen and love starbucks don't be hatin. and um lets see i love bath and body works and american eagle but hate getting gift cards for christmas like visa from aunt is okay but from my parents i like it when they pick it out themselves! how about movies? nail polish? straightener? perfume? fitness stuff?

Two questions.
What are you doing reading a parenting site at 14? And when did they stop teaching punctuation at schools?

Do you really feel proud of yourself for bullying a 14 year old?

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Anonymous wrote:Obviously depends on the personality of the kid, but my 14 year old loves cozy socks, comfy jammies that she can lounge around in. Girly bath stuff from a place like Plush. Movie tickets. Are her ears pierced--earrings., other fun jewelry.
Starbucks gift card.

Really? For a 14 yo?

Really. Are you telling me you don't see hordes of teenagers in Starbucks all the time?

yeah I'm fourteen and love starbucks don't be hatin. and um lets see i love bath and body works and american eagle but hate getting gift cards for christmas like visa from aunt is okay but from my parents i like it when they pick it out themselves! how about movies? nail polish? straightener? perfume? fitness stuff?

Two questions.
What are you doing reading a parenting site at 14? And when did they stop teaching punctuation at schools?

Anonymous wrote:My 14 yr old is into Dr. Who, so I got her a book that summarizes all the episodes. She also wanted funky pencils and a classy journal that didn't have "journal" plastered on the front - found a nice leather one at Barnes & Noble. New pjs are good too.

My kids are rebelling against A&F due to the controversy over selling skinny sizes only.

so go to american eagle it has better clothes anyway

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Anonymous wrote:Obviously depends on the personality of the kid, but my 14 year old loves cozy socks, comfy jammies that she can lounge around in. Girly bath stuff from a place like Plush. Movie tickets. Are her ears pierced--earrings., other fun jewelry.
Starbucks gift card.

Really? For a 14 yo?

Really. Are you telling me you don't see hordes of teenagers in Starbucks all the time?

yeah I'm fourteen and love starbucks don't be hatin. and um lets see i love bath and body works and american eagle but hate getting gift cards for christmas like visa from aunt is okay but from my parents i like it when they pick it out themselves! how about movies? nail polish? straightener? perfume? fitness stuff?

Um, this 14 year old is now 19.

5 year old post

Are you kidding? That's a gorgeous gift.

Anonymous wrote:Got my 14yo daughter a gold necklace with her name in script style. Six months later and she has hardly ever taken it off and wears it in school, sports, etc

Tacky. Way to go, Mom.