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Small presents for 15+ children?
Kitty777
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Hello 
I have been involved a lot with my best friends childminding business this year, and all of the children know me and I know all of them quite well.
I was wondering, if anyone had any ideas on little Christmas presents I could buy them? Cheapish and nothing too fancy...but more of a token gift.
They range from 2 years to about 10 years old..and about 15-20 of them
I have been involved a lot with my best friends childminding business this year, and all of the children know me and I know all of them quite well.
I was wondering, if anyone had any ideas on little Christmas presents I could buy them? Cheapish and nothing too fancy...but more of a token gift.
They range from 2 years to about 10 years old..and about 15-20 of them
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I don't know if they are all allowed sweets but what about these:
http://www.pinterest.com/pin/302796774920425965/0 -
A few sweets are fine.
They look delicious!!0 -
You could always have a look on Amazon for their party bag fillers-if you type that into the Amazon search box it comes up with lots of cute and cheap things (usually in bulk as well). They can often be good and quite cheap (from what I've seen). I bought my nieces fairy tattoos last year:D0
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Poundland have some nice books0
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The works have 10 books for £10 plus 20% off and free delivery if spend £10 using code0
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Poundland also seem to be doing party bag fillers where you get things like 5 wands in a pack and then things for lads too.0
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Ooohh...the books sound a good idea!!
Poundland too may be good, or wilko!! 0
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