Xmas is Just Around the Corner

Children want to receive toys for christmas. That's what makes them really happy, and grateful. Little things such as small toys or even those colorful stuff, such as balloons, could brighten their day. I am planning to buy some colorful yet inexpensive toys for my little nephew this Christmas. That's what he always ask from me.

I plan all year long for christmas I love to see Their faces on christmas morning. I'm buying a wii at the new sale price.

Hi, thanks for bringing this up. I've been dreading to buy a simple guitar for my 16-year-old daughter, she will be turning 17 on Dec. 20, so I guess the gift is reasonable enough. Besides, I'm just glad that she has taken interest in these things, although I don't come from a family of musicians, at least, my daughter has something to make herself entertained, and not focus much on the stuffs that teenagers are in to nowadays. I'm still thinking what to give my eight-year-old daughter. She's been asking for a bicycle, but I still have to think this over. Thanks. Have nice day!

Shhhh....it is so hard to believe it is only just over two months away. I tell myself every year that I am going to shop earlier but it seems to never happen that way. We have a lot more storage space with this new house so I was telling my husband how we could actually buy early and be able to hide it from the kids but I have only bought my kids two sets of activity books.
Of course my kids are just like kids and have lists the size of my arm but there are only a few things on those lists that they will get. We have been trying to go back and forth between a few different gift ideas and I think we have their big gifts decided. At first we were thinking a bike for our daughter but then we pushed that off until her birthday in May that way she can actually enjoy it when she gets it and then we were thinking about Zune MP3 players but I still think they might be a bit young and for the price of them we want to wait till they can take care of them.
So we have decided to get out daughter a big double sided magnetic chalk dry erase easel board...she absolutely likes playing school and we know she will really enjoy it and then for our son we are going to get him a Star Wars lego set that he has been wanting..he is big into legos and Star Wars and has been wanting this set for awhile now. Other than those two big things we will just be getting a few smaller items that we might see and clothes for them. We usually always do it this way and it really seems to work for them.

I am not buying anything for small kids this year, even my great grand-kids are teens now. I suppose that we will buy them clothes. Maybe a Wii game or two, they always seem to like that.

Whatever I do though we will try to keep Christ in our Christmas.

We are buying our children a bike each-the youngest who will only be 4months will get an activity table, or a walker, etc. Lots of books, craft activities, puzzles, etc. Things that are still fun for them, but they can still learn from it all:)

My kids are 1 and 2 years old, so I try to get them educational toys to sharpen their minds and skills. But, clothes is what they could use most because the little tot's grow so fast, in a blink of an eye. My daughter is getting taller, so is my son but he's getting "thicker" (not as in chubby, though), but he's also getting taller. They'll be taller than me before they reach middle school. LOL.

Hi erricaalisa.
When I asked my son what he want for Xmas he says: 'I want toys!' Simple.:)))
I want to buy him a bike. I see that he is so happy every time we see a kid whit a bike. Now he is 2 year old and I think that will be very happy if Santa give him a bike.:)