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Presents for 12 year old Ds

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FedupofTurkey · 05/09/2014 16:01

He doesn't really need/want anything. Wants money but I know he'll be disappointed if there isn't a pile of presents. Any ideas?

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TeenAndTween · 05/09/2014 16:56

An experience session? e.g. go-karting, helicopter ride, bird-of-prey, speedboat.

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Takver · 06/09/2014 16:23

Does he still do lego? DD got this Forbidden Lego book for Christmas, & it's pretty cool (it's by ex lego designers, models that break the 'rules' for proper models, either too dangerous, involve chopping bricks up etc)

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Takver · 06/09/2014 16:24

Alternatively, does he have any hobbies that need 'stuff'? DD got new jodphurs & riding gloves for her 12th birthday, non-essential but nice to have, IYKWIM.

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PureMorning · 06/09/2014 16:25

Ds is 12 next week he is getting...

Mini fridge
3 months X box live
Amore grown up wallet with £50 in it
A computer game

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CheshireEditor · 11/09/2014 16:38

PureMorning -what is it with a mini fridge? My 12 YO DS wants want too!

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Joyy · 14/09/2014 14:45

If you give him clothes/shoes/a nice belt as gifts to unwrap as well as the cash it's not like buying two lots of presents as you'd get him clothes anyway. Maybe some aftershave type stuff?

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clearsommespace · 15/09/2014 21:49

DS wants a swiss army knife for his 12th birthday.

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Davros · 17/09/2014 12:17

If you can do something in London, what about tickets to Art of The Brick at The Old Truman Brewery, not far from the Barbican. DD is far from a Lego fanatic but we all like seeing interesting stuff made out of it. Last year there was a Lego Underground map at some tube stations and the year before a Lego xmas tree at St Pancras, we sought out both.

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