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Birthday present for 14 year old girl

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  • Becles
    Becles Posts: 13,184 Forumite
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    Thanks - will pass all the suggestions on and see what he wants to do.

    It doesn't help that I don't know the girl as it's someone he's got to know through secondary school. Questions I've asked to try and find out more about her have been answered with a very helpful "errrr dunno"!
    Here I go again on my own....
  • sarah*a
    sarah*a Posts: 2,778 Forumite
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    Can I suggest you err on the side of caution with Claires Vouchers or stuff from Claires unless you know the girl and what she is like - My DD and my older Nieces (all 13 - 16) won't go to Claires as they say it is a 'tweens' shop.

    So if it's a girl he's trying to impress he doesn't want to send out a signal that he thinks she's a kid :o

    Lush gift boxes are always a good bet :D
  • gizmo111
    gizmo111 Posts: 2,663 Forumite
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    Any Brittany Spears perfume is the latest trend with teens.
    Mama read so much about the dangers of drinking alcohol and eating chocolate that she immediately gave up reading.
  • Wilma33
    Wilma33 Posts: 681 Forumite
    I vote for lush (if they are just friends) or flowers (if he really likes her ;))
  • Minxz
    Minxz Posts: 840 Forumite
    When my daughter was that age she'd have loved Lush, Body Shop, or a grown up looking gift set from Boots.
    Voucher for a manicure possibly ( about £10) or vouchers for somewhere like Primark, Top Shop,New Look, Hmv?
    Not sure about the flowers, a teenage boy may feel awkward giving them, as they can be seen as a token of affection!
    :o:o:o
  • Ahh, I mis-read the original post. The flowers also aren't a good idea, the 'banter' he'll receive from his fellow lad mates is not worth the 'nice thought'. My little brother had the same situation, and sent me with £10 of his money to get the girl something. I ended up getting her a nice little bracelet from Topshop, which cost around £8. He can either say he picked it (if he's wanting to impress her), or say that you picked it as he wasn't sure what she would like
  • Sublime_2
    Sublime_2 Posts: 15,741 Forumite
    Another vote for Lush here, from a grown up girlie. :D

    There are some lovely little gift sets under £10.
  • Siouxsie32
    Siouxsie32 Posts: 1,987 Forumite
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    Lush and Soap and Glory get the votes from my 14 year old niece! She's outgrown Claire's and Lush/S+G are more grown up brands!
  • Another vote for a New Look voucher!
  • ellay864
    ellay864 Posts: 3,827 Forumite
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    Some of the 14yr olds I know have got pretty expensive taste...son's gf was into MAC and Clarins :eek:
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