Can I ask what you are getting your 12 year old daughters please?

[Joyfulincolour]

Dd also has a birthday quite close to Christmas so I'm always looking for ideas. She has a phone, tablet etc so doesn't need any technology. It feels like it gets harder to buy things as they get older and it obviously gets more expensive!
Thanks.

My 12 nearly 13 yr old has asked for a weighted blanket and a filofax . And the 11 and a half yr old has asked for beer mats so she can build really good card houses . They're really not interested in stuff and it makes me laugh! The 8 yr old however...

Sprocket
Bluetooth speaker (to listen to iPhone music)
New iPhone case
Power bank
Harry Potter stationary
Dressing gown and hot water bottle
Adidas clothes and bag
Jack wills hoodie
Marshmallow toasting kit
Cake in a mug recipe book and a new mug
Books
Sharpies
Adult colouring book and decent pencils
Watercolour paints and paper

Also
Lush bath bomb
Victoria secrets body sprays
Nail polish set

CHEREEKI Fitness Tracker, Activity tracker Watch with Heart Rate Monitor, Pedometer, Sleep Monitor

Highly recommend this for anyone looking for a cheaper alternative to a Fitbit
DD got one for her birthday - was under £20 on Amazon. Does just about everything my Fitbit does for a fraction of the price. Looks good too. She loves it

My 11 year old is getting a graphics tablet, some copic markers, chameleon pens, a new power bank, a new chilly's bottle, sketch books/canvases, a light up vanity mirror, a ukulele and a nail art set.

Bike
Hp sprocket
Rainbow bath bomb
Vegan marshmallow toasting kit
Faux leather jacket
Candle making kit
BTS merch
Stationery
Books
Rubiks snake
Rubiks race game

Inspired by a PP so ventured out and puchased a deer head to decoupage.

@Skyejuly

My dd has started playing in a dnd group and loves it. She's got asd (aspie) and loves the structure and fantasy of it all. She has a set of dice but what else could I get her that would be of use? I don't want to buy the set of 5/6 rule books yet as I fear it would overwhelm her but want to get her something and keep her engaged with something she loves.

Thanks in advance, this thread has been fantastic as dd has a birthday in dec and is terrible at coming up with ideas for herself.

DD got a Bakedin subscription for her birthday, the kits are really good and all worked out really well.

Zoo keeper experience/Adopt an animal/Animal encounter

we get The Mousetrap tickets as a family gift, maybe a concert or musical trip?

Kindle

Boardgames?

I did a local attraction annual subscription one year as a gift and it was excellent and definitely worth the money for dd.

I always explain to them that I like to give one experience/time sharing gift a year as it's a lovely bonding thing.

Have bought all my children tickets to a light walkthrough/show thing in the new year. I know the youngest ones will love it, the eldest will be as ambivalent as ever.