Can't believe it's already that time of year again. So what are you getting the kids and where are the best bargains?
Cheers,
JJB
Gender specific toys: thoughts?
What Are You Getting Your Kids for Christmas?
[Deactivated] on 27/11/2015 - 21:19
Poll Options
- 4Dolls for my daughter ,trucks for my son. Pink toys for her, blue toys for him.
- 3Happy to buy a doll for my son or a fireman truck for my daughter if that was what they wanted.
- 6I try to encourage my kids to choose gender neutral toys.
- 10I hate kids/no one wants to make babies with me, therefore this issue doesn't concern me.
- 3Other.
Comments
Have you seen the Royal Selangor pewter star wars figurines? Came across them being advertised at a booth at my local mall and they looked amazing.
I'm getting them nothing that's what santa is for…
A high end escort.
https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/220972
All sorted, ducks are in the freezer ready for Christmas morning.
Same thing they'll undoubtedly give me in a few years time… Bitter. Cold. Disappointment.
BB-8
Boy-cub has just started wearing, trendy, hipster glasses, which judging by the number of parents who have commented on them and the number of 'play' dates he's been invited to, have made him the most popular child in his class. He hates his new glasses: he hates the attention he's been getting because of them, and he hates that they "get in the way of fun".All he wants for christmas is to never have to wear them again.
So I was thinking I could hide his real present and leave this nicely wrapped under the christmas tree :P
Hurry! Voucher expires 30 November 2015. Valid in-store only.
Cub-girl can have the expired priceline giftcard.
Prank presents sorted. Now to find them real presents that will make them smile…
30 November 2015
Haven't you heard about 'Christmas in July'?
You are already late!
Other than the Priceline Princess, you know boy-cub better than anyone on OzBargain.
If nothing suitable by way of the internet springs forth and bites you on the bum, saying "Pick me", actual store-traipsing can, actually, horribly, work.
BTW, Mum may steal his yellow spec-tether if he's not careful…
He's only six. Plenty of similar things to those he already likes (not glasses, obviously) will delight. Add something silly, in addition.
You'll think of something, suitably cub-worthy!
Miss six wants Star Wars, Star Wars, and, oh, more Star Wars. Daddy is feeding this obsession.