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Books - find something appropriate but clever for that age, write a personal message inside the cover, done.
For people saying cash the parents would be pretty unlikely to let a 6 or even 9 year old just keep and use cash if it were given (assuming they were basically competent parents). The kids would probably just buy a bunch of candy, make themselves sick, and not really associate it with the giver at that age if allowed to just take it to a store on their own.
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Thread: Presents for 9 and 6 year old
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2013-07-20, 12:10 AM #41Pit Lord
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2013-07-20, 02:38 AM #42The Insane
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Get them both one of those, then they can go play at digging in the garden.
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2013-07-20, 02:40 AM #43Immortal
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Books, never too early to get someone hooked on reading.
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Originally Posted by MerinPally
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2013-07-20, 04:22 AM #44Elemental Lord
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money.
can't go wrong.Hi
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2013-07-20, 04:36 AM #45I am Murloc!
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I always preferred getting money over a real present. Although sometimes it was surprisingly fun to get what my parents/friends got me. Some presents sort of encouraged me to get more of them. Originally Posted by Aelayah
On the other hand, creative toys were always a plus for me like legos or something other.
Or just money if you know the kids won't be disappointed by it and their parents won't be too angry at you ;P
Oh, and tbh I find it more insulting if somebody would've given me "harry potter cards" than if they were to give me 50 cents xD
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2013-07-20, 04:38 AM #46Epic!
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Legos...everyone loves legos, hell I'll take legos for my birthday.
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A1: She needs to start making eggs for Easter...
A2: Drunk and sleeping somewhere.
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2013-07-20, 04:41 AM #47The Lightbringer
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...I'd want that at aged 6 ._. I was all over the 'collect random bullshit cards/pogs/stupid plastic pieces of collectable'. Originally Posted by RICH8472
She'd probably like the Harry Potter ones if I had to guess.
If she is however a typical 'ideal girly girl' who runs around in a ballerina tutu all day, feel free to run with the bear idea.I have eaten all the popcorn, I left none for anyone else.
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2013-07-20, 05:17 AM #48Pandaren Monk
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Slip and slide/toy city rubber rug for toy cards/those squishy furry mini chairs for kids
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2013-07-20, 08:17 AM #49Deleted
buy them condoms and pot or some lego
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2013-07-22, 02:39 PM #50Deletedlol ! Originally Posted by Taftvalue
I always prefered Gifts from Mum and Dad at christmas and money from everyone else :P
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2013-07-22, 02:48 PM #51DeletedHell yes, buy them some Lego. At least it's good for creativity. Originally Posted by Sellest
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2013-07-22, 02:52 PM #52Herald of the Titans
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Don't suppose (childrens') books would be an option? :P I loved getting those when I was a kid.
Or money. Getting money as a kid is always awesome.
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2013-07-22, 02:55 PM #53Deleted
give teenagers money, yes - but not youngsters
kids - get them a cardboard box, some scissors and a pack of crayons
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