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To think it's the norm to buy for kids rather than the adults if can't afford it?

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MRSMARMITE3 · 28/12/2018 18:06

Doing a late Christmas present swop. It's a bit a awkward.We've bought toys for brother in law's kids and our small child got a selection box. Which is fine if that's all they can afford. But they've bought my husband a Lego set. My little boys asked why everyone got toys but him and I've said "ooh but you get 6 bars on your selection box". Last year DH got a Lego set and DS got a packet sweets. I dunno I find it a bit odd

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5foot5 · 28/12/2018 23:39

Larping FFS

garethsouthgatesmrs · 28/12/2018 23:45

Just buy them a chocolate gift next year then. Dont give it anymore headspace than that.I have to say its a but stingy of your BIl to not buy his own nephew a small toy if he cab afford expensive lego for his Dbro I am sure he could spend less on your Dh and get your Ds something more than that given you always buy for his kids.

Stompythedinosaur · 29/12/2018 00:51

If he gave proper presents to his other nieces and nephews I would probably see if your dh can ask his db what is going on. It seems a bit odd.

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