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The best kid gifts are ones they would never select for themselves! Truthfully. Often kids think they know what they’d like to receive and with these simple steps you can have a wonderful celebration, no matter what the time of year without breaking the bank.
Thanks to our sponsors – The Truth Seekers Mystery Series – brought to you by Media Angels, Inc. Currently free shipping on Prime – not sure how long it will last!
Okay friends, it is time to look at how you purchase gifts for those you love! I recently did an activity with my kids and will do this with my grandkids soon. The activity is as follows.
Hand each a square of paper. Take a sheet of paper and cut it into 4 squares (or use index cards) and ask the following questions.
The point here is that often, very often unless you have one of those photographic minds in your family, the children will not be able to name a present from two or three years ago.
The next question (yes, there is more)!
Again, the point is that often what they want is no longer what they want once they get the item. Two instances with the same child come to mind. (I share this in the podcast.)
Doing this fun type of activity and asking the children for feedback really helps if you have one of those children who really “wants” something special.
Parents, I do not allow my children to give me Christmas lists –unless I ask for them. I began asking for lists once I had adult children because their lists include needs and not wants. Personally, I have great kids. They say, “Mom don’t spend too much money on us!” This from the two in college who (thank-you, Jesus) received full academic scholarships, yet I still pay room and board.
When I asked what they needed the list was different. Running shoes, training shoes, long sleeves, pullovers, and my daughter needs a new softball glove. My son’s school thankfully provides all of their athletic needs. My other son asked for some tools. My husband, shirts and shorts.
Pray, ask the Lord what you should purchase them. I have a podcast on A Few Minutes with God on my other network, Ultimate Christian Podcast Network. This podcast talks about Jesus Calling and is based upon the books my older kids love by the same name.
So here are the top gifts that won’t break the bank but are things your child will really want!
The post Best Kid Gifts appeared first on Ultimate Homeschool Podcast Network.
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The best kid gifts are ones they would never select for themselves! Truthfully. Often kids think they know what they’d like to receive and with these simple steps you can have a wonderful celebration, no matter what the time of year without breaking the bank.
Thanks to our sponsors – The Truth Seekers Mystery Series – brought to you by Media Angels, Inc. Currently free shipping on Prime – not sure how long it will last!
Okay friends, it is time to look at how you purchase gifts for those you love! I recently did an activity with my kids and will do this with my grandkids soon. The activity is as follows.
Hand each a square of paper. Take a sheet of paper and cut it into 4 squares (or use index cards) and ask the following questions.
The point here is that often, very often unless you have one of those photographic minds in your family, the children will not be able to name a present from two or three years ago.
The next question (yes, there is more)!
Again, the point is that often what they want is no longer what they want once they get the item. Two instances with the same child come to mind. (I share this in the podcast.)
Doing this fun type of activity and asking the children for feedback really helps if you have one of those children who really “wants” something special.
Parents, I do not allow my children to give me Christmas lists –unless I ask for them. I began asking for lists once I had adult children because their lists include needs and not wants. Personally, I have great kids. They say, “Mom don’t spend too much money on us!” This from the two in college who (thank-you, Jesus) received full academic scholarships, yet I still pay room and board.
When I asked what they needed the list was different. Running shoes, training shoes, long sleeves, pullovers, and my daughter needs a new softball glove. My son’s school thankfully provides all of their athletic needs. My other son asked for some tools. My husband, shirts and shorts.
Pray, ask the Lord what you should purchase them. I have a podcast on A Few Minutes with God on my other network, Ultimate Christian Podcast Network. This podcast talks about Jesus Calling and is based upon the books my older kids love by the same name.
So here are the top gifts that won’t break the bank but are things your child will really want!
The post Best Kid Gifts appeared first on Ultimate Homeschool Podcast Network.

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