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Parents of 13yr old boys - I need your help!

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danceswithmonkeys · 19/11/2006 09:17

My friend is bringing her son over at Christmas (he's 13yrs actually I think he's nearly 14yrs) I wanted to get him a small £5 present to go on the tree so he has something to open with the other children. Any ideas? I don't think he's particularly into sport...I don't even know where to start (my ds is 22months!)

THANKS!

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Marne · 19/11/2006 09:23

DSS Likes smellies (lynx), He's asked for a phlat ball (a flat ball thing that you chuck and turns into a ball) £4.99 at amazon, gadgets (wind up radio/torch/phone charger (woolworths), books or a voucher?

danceswithmonkeys · 19/11/2006 19:51

Thanks Marne...that's given me a few ideas

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themoon66 · 19/11/2006 22:29

DS is just 15... he likes book tokens. He also loves Green and Blacks chocolate.

southeastastra · 19/11/2006 22:30

yes chocolate

motherofsix · 20/11/2006 13:04

My son is 14 he likes music so maybe a cd single would be good

Sherbert37 · 20/11/2006 13:08

Disposable camera so he can take silly photos. Novelty keyring (M&S do a mini cooper one). Beanie hat from Next. Anything to do with practical jokes.

fortyplus · 27/11/2006 00:43

Generally the more revolting you think something is, the better he will like it!
Anything they can fiddle with.

WH Smith have spaceman gyroscopes - they look brilliant - part of a whole range of stuff from the science museum. They're £7.99 but part of the prom - buy 3 gifts get cheapest one free.

fortyplus · 27/11/2006 00:44

sorry - that should've said 'promotion'

ashleighsanta · 27/11/2006 00:45

if you have a Fopp near you they have great cds for about a fiver.

jampots · 27/11/2006 00:46

Fopp locations

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