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Preparing for Christmas 2011
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I've gone throu all my xmas stock, and have allocated them, managed about 3/4 stuff sorted, and got 3/4 presents done, did look at the wrapping paper, but not yet.
Due to DD, to be on safe side, put by 2 boys presents and 2 girls presents incase of emergency. xxxx rip dad... we had our ups and downs but we’re always be family xx0 -
Gus & gals
I need your ideas!!
It's my little mans 1st Xmas and so the first where we've needed to buy pressies for his play friends.
They're aged between 10 and 18mths
any good (cheap) ideas always apreciated
thanks
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JD
Its been a long time since I really had to buy presents for little people that small, under one they usually don't give a hoot about christmas - its more for the parents and grandparents lol. My 2nd DD was 2 months old for her first Christmas and slept thru the majority of it, and the following year she just looked bewildered - but by her 3rd Xmas (Aged 2) her sister had a shock lol!
Anyway, I have always found Boots a great place to get toys and clothes for babies and toddlers, especially when they have their 3 for 2 offers on.Donna
Economy; careful management; providence. Whether you call it thrifty or frugality it all comes down to getting more for your money.0 -
JD I normally get the baby friends little book sets, Book Bargains Direct normally have a good selection and you can tailor them to the right age range. This is nice and this is awesome. Delivery is free over £5.Organised Birthdays and Christmas: Spend So Far: £193.75; Saved from RRP £963.76
Three gifts left to buy0 -
Thanks for all the help with my ginger hamper, there are some great ideas. I love the 'Ninja Bread men' cutters.0
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Gus & gals
I need your ideas!!
It's my little mans 1st Xmas and so the first where we've needed to buy pressies for his play friends.
They're aged between 10 and 18mths
any good (cheap) ideas always apreciated
thanks
JD
Was in Asda today they had lots of baby toys from about £1 little trucks and things for 12m+ the ducks were fab I bought one for my DD who is in double figures LOLLife happens, live it well.0 -
Planned all the presents for my 2 girls and everyone else i have to buy for.
Now just waiting for glitches, codes and offers to come about so i can buy them0 -
Thanks for the help guys0
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Hello
can i join this thread?
Me and my mum are having a tough year , my dad (her husband of 22 yrs) left us for another woman in April this yearbasically without going in to , to much detail the house is likely to be taken off us in 30 days ect ect bills up to our eyes because he (the main breadwinner) made a heck of promises that he never stuck to and lead us to believe things were being paid and he was happy about it.
So , we still want a lovely Xmas for me(19) my mum(52) and my brother who is deaf has terrets and server aspergers syndrome)from of autism) and my uncle staying with us.
Anywho
This is all I have managed to buy so far.
For my brother - A t shirt from primark £2.00 , and I got these great deals from play.com
Family guy pint mug reduced to 2.99
clevland show t shirt reduced to 2.99
Guinuss book of world records tea and biscuits mug. reduced to 1.99.
I done some lovely(if i say so myself) hampers last year which went down a treat but like others would be interested in making fudge and cookies ect for people. xNanMias - cyber granddaughter!
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Hi junior. If you enjoyed doing the hampers and want to do some food hampers this year, have a look at post number 5. I'm sure there'll be recipes on there to make your own too as well as hundreds of other ideas
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/414524
Hope it helps:)
xOfficial DFW Nerd Club Member no:219In the Court Of The Crimson KingI don't believe in the concept of hell, but if I did I would think of it as filled with people who were cruel to animals.Gary Larson0
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