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Ihavenobrain · 26/03/2015 14:44

How much would you say on average do you spend on birthday presents for your dc?

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moomoob · 26/03/2015 15:08

£100

Littlemonstersrule · 26/03/2015 18:28

Depends on what is asked for but upto £200. Party costs are extra.

thenextday · 26/03/2015 18:31

Teenagers...up to £300

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Misty9 · 26/03/2015 18:32

First birthday - as little as possible as they don't know and get so much from other family. beyond that, about £50-100, but I can imagine that being much more as they get older and want more technology. I buy toys throughout the year as they pass through interests too, so am considering cutting down on birthday spending, at least while they're little.

Seriouslyffs · 26/03/2015 18:34

I am so glad I kept it really small when they were little. Up to £20 often. Now they are teenagers there have been some eye watering stonkers- bikes/ laptops/ posh coats.

thatstoast · 26/03/2015 18:42

We spent £10 for DS 1st birthday in January. This was after he was given an excessive amount of presents for Xmas from relatives. When he's old enough to care I might have to figure out a way to make his birthday less anticlimactic Smile

derektheladyhamster · 26/03/2015 18:47

£60, I have an 15 yr old and 12 yr old. We aren't flush. Next month one will receive a skateboard and the other doesn't yet know what he wants but it will probably be a superdry hoodie

Box5883284322679964228 · 26/03/2015 18:51

25 but then lots of other relatives also spend 25 on each child and we can pool the cash for bigger gifts

Thesimplethings · 26/03/2015 18:52

A small present around £30 max and a big birthday party with approximately 30 kids.

SpiritOfTheRitz · 26/03/2015 18:57

Around £50 - usually on just one big thing rather than lots of little bits. Last birthday DD1 got a lego set, and DD2 got a micro scooter.

Plus up to £20 (but usually more like 10) on something chosen by their sibling to be from them, but paid for by us.

Misty9 · 26/03/2015 20:36

toast I'm afraid at the ripe old age of 34 my January birthday is always anticlimactic...

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