Help end medical misogyny. Sign our petition.

Help end medical misogyny.
Sign our petition.

Sign the petition

Please or to access all these features

Other subjects

how much for birthday present?

5 replies

Tissy · 28/02/2005 19:59

dd(3) has been invited to the party of our next door neighbour's boy (going to be 5, I think). The party is next Sunday at the local soft play, and I suspect, given the short notice, that she was on the "reserves" list. Not that I mind, she will enjoy herself, but how much do I spend on a present? She says he likes the "Credibles" (they were on the invitation), so was thinking of something along this line...£5? £10?

OP posts:
maisystar · 28/02/2005 20:01

i normally spend £8-£10 if we know the child well, £5-£6 if we don't.

jampots · 28/02/2005 20:01

personally I think it depends on your relationship. If you are friends I would be more inclined to edge above the £5 towards £10 (action figures = £8approx). If not, then £5 is adequate.

Hulababy · 28/02/2005 20:01

For DD's friend's birthday presents I aim to spend around £5

MunchedTooManyMarsLady · 28/02/2005 20:03

£5. Then it kinda increases when they get older but no more than £10. I find that I shop really creatively and I'm good at scouting out bargains. But I think that £5 is more than adequate.

Tissy · 28/02/2005 20:04

Thanks very much, I'll send dh out shopping on Thursday- he's rather more parsimonious than me!

OP posts:
New posts on this thread. Refresh page
Swipe left for the next trending thread