I'm just interested, I've been reading lots of the Christmas threads.
I know lots of people buy several/multiple presents for their kids; ours just get one, and a stocking.
But it seems other people buy multiple presents for their parents, partners, siblings etc too.
It would honestly never occur to me to get more than one item for a person (unless it was 2 parts of one gift - a mug and hot chocolate powder, a scarf and gloves, two books). I struggle enough thinking of one thing to get each person, can't imagine having to be doubly thoughtful .
Which do you think is more unusual, giving multiple gifts or just one?
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Is it unusual to buy close family members just one present?
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TheBiggestDinosaur · 15/11/2014 20:42
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