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12 small yet ethical gift ideas-your thoughts please?

10 replies

CharlieAndLolasMummy · 12/12/2007 09:29

Its for our post-xmas thingy. We do the 12 days of xmas, 12 days of small presents on the tree.

I have a 2 yo dd and a 4 yo ds.

I don't want lots of plastic landfill. Actually if I can avoid buying stuff, that would be best...

So far on my list I have

seeds
origami boat
cookie cutter each

um

thats it

Thoughts?

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FrostyGlassSlipper · 12/12/2007 09:31

Home made biscuit, fudge, cookies etc

Organic soaps

bath bombs - not ethichal but they are fun

CharlieAndLolasMummy · 12/12/2007 09:40

ah yes, we can make bath bombs, nice one.

And cookies.

good.

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CharlieAndLolasMummy · 12/12/2007 09:40

ah yes, we can make bath bombs, nice one.

And cookies.

good.

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iheartdusty · 12/12/2007 09:44

flannel that swells up in water

chalks

shells

fossil

insect-eye prism

magnifying glass

wooden spinning top

janeite · 12/12/2007 17:18

What a lovely idea!

A pretty bauble for each of them, that can then go on the tree each year.

A tiny envelope with a note inside saying what you love about them today! (Or is that too cheesy)!

A paper snowflake, or paper for them to make one.

A paper chain of angels.

Do they stay on the tree all through, or get added ready for each morning? If the latter, a special muffin or croissant for brekkie one day.

Mini pot of jam or honey.

Bag of dried mango or box of raisins.

pinetreedog · 12/12/2007 17:35

toothbrush

sophy · 12/12/2007 19:55

2nd hand book (or dvd) bought from charity shop.

Organic bubble bath.

sophy · 12/12/2007 19:55

2nd hand book (or dvd) bought from charity shop.

Organic bubble bath.

serinsingingcarols · 12/12/2007 21:29

Sachet of Fairtrade drinking chocolate.

A charity pin badge, peacocks are selling spongebob ones for £1 for NSPCC I think.

A pencil.

Bag of bread to go feed the ducks with.

MrsWeasleysmagicmincepies · 12/12/2007 21:33

What a lovely idea charlieandlolasmummy.

Perhaps you could give them a plain bauble and let them decorate them with glitter glue!

A set of crayons

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