Xmas gift ideas for 7 and 8 year old who have everything!

xxlouisexx56

My DD is seven and is hugely into barbies.

I really think that maybe a trip out would be nice for them, somewhere you would never usually go.

A day in London and a trip on the London eye and then a nice dinner? That's the sort of thing my DD would love

whichwhydoIturn

What about a plain t shirt and a pot or two of fabric paint ?Or a craft set of something , knitting or dye to tie dye a t shirt xxx

PinkLipgloss

https://www.itsyourstory.co.uk

They do fabulous personalised books. I have given some as gifts which have proved to be really popular! Plus they are a nice keepsake for the future.

poppet

With all the high value kids gadgets out there sometimes it is easy to forget how much play value a 7 or 8 year old would get from more basic "toys";
Board games, buckaroo, Jenga etc
art and craft stuff
Plastercene
Lego, mecarno
Kites and footballs
Dolls and accessories
Books, comics

You'd get quite a lot of the above for £50 and would give them several boxes to open on Christmas day.

Melon78

For my boys (9 and 7) it'd be anything football related. The younger one still likes Lego. Tbh the eldest one isn't really into toys anymore - it's gadgets or football.

A couple of board games would be good (joint present, but decent sizes )
Magazine/comic subscription? Mine have had subscriptions to Match magazine and love getting it each month (use Tesco club card vouchers?)

bobsa1

Fliker 3 scooters are £39.99 delivered in green until tomorrow they are usually much more. I'm getting one for my eight year old dd. How about a hamper of board games- then you actually spend family time playing them. Not sure how much but what about an annual membership to somewhere they love, or Merlin so they can go to sea life etc.

Buggie10

Check this site megasool.com they have really nice gifts for children specially for people who has everything and definitely stuff under 50 pounds hope this helps

Spendless

My son at this age liked lego and k'nex. Anything that you constructed though he preferred to build his own designs rather than the kits the majority of his friends liked.

My daughter at 7 liked build a bear. Is better for them to have the experience of choosing their own bear, watching him be stuffed and choosing an outfit etc. On the occassions I let her do this, I've had little change from £50!

gildius

Maybe you could find some nice things here? http://www.dotcomgiftshop.com/christmas-gifts
They're pretty good for not too expensive gifts.

MetalMand

My 8yr old is all about the Furbies this yr and Argos have Buy 2 toys get 1 free on at the minute