no idea what to buy dd's for xmas.

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I know that is patheticc but I have no idea what to get them, something each about £50 or something to share for up to £100. any ideas.

Oh me too! I was just about to start a thread. I have a DD (4) and two DSes (3 and a newborn). Don't think I'll get anything for the baby, but I have NO idea what to get the other two. Similar budget.

I'm also being asked by their grandparents for ideas...argh!
Sorry to hijack. Should I start my own thread?

me too...got my son's who is 10 but dd's are 9 and 11 and i ain't got a clue....i will start a new thread too if you want How old are they?

oh that would be useful info wouldn't it, 6 and 3.5. that d3esperate for ideas started looking at go go hamsters which is madness snce they don't even want them and it would be a night mare.

You could get them a DS to share my ds(3.10) has one and he loves it he has spelling and maths games on it that he loves and are very educational.

get them something to collect perhaps? as you might be in this dilemma every year.

playmobil? lego?

me too. DDs age 11 and 13. no ideas. nor have they.

for littler ones definately something that can be added to - playmobil or sylvanians or something dollshousey..

ds 11 has a new bike and some bike accesories. and strangely he has asked for some jewellery!! mens silver chain and those leather type wristbands!

dd is 9 and wants a proper camera. She also wants a ds but she isn't getting one!

What do you buy the children who have everything, it's really really hard isn't it ?
I find DD1 very easy to buy for and she never asks for anything bless her, DD2 (7) and DD3 (5) are virtually impossible as they get DD1's cast offs.
Sometimes I feel like re-wrapping them

Some nice ideas for girls here and some cute stuff here

love those bean bags.

Does your DD's have pets? I recently bought my neice a membership to pdsa pet protectors club. She is mad about her new puppy and the club sends magazines throughout the year and a pack with lots of little presents to start with. I think its great as it teaches her about looking after pets and it's helping a charity too.

I wouldn't get a DS (the nintento type) to share. Would be a nightmare imo.

My parents have bought my two dds (7 & 4.5) the snow queen castle thing from ELC to share and we've bought them some of the figures to go with it.

It's even been reduced to £50 from £65 (at least I managed to get 20% otherwise I'd be a bit now)

My dd's (5 and 3) like lego, playmobil and sylvanian families.

Dd1 would like rose petal cottage or cherry blossom stores but we havn't got the space for it.

Maybe a Dolls house?