Hi
DSs have asked for money this year, and I'm happy with that, as they are saving up for things which they really want that cost the earth.
But I'd love to give them some thing small but that makes them go wow on the day. Budget for a handful of things is around £50 per child.
They have a stocking (included in the above budget!) filled with a tee-shirt, DVD, book, sweets, bath stuff, fireworks and stuff related to their hobbies.
But what might make their eyes light up? Either an activity or a fun present. I don't want the day to be flat because they've outgrown toys. And I want it to be something festive - just out of ideas right now.
Last year we went to the ice sculptures, circus and giant ferris wheel at Hyde Park Wonderland on Christmas Eve and they loved it, but they've outgrown that too.
What do you do to keep the magic alive for teens?
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How do you keep Christmas magic alive for teenage boys?
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notagiraffe · 31/10/2013 23:58
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