J.C. asks from Reseda, CA on January 28, 2010
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L.L. answers from Hartford on January 28, 2010
My son is 7 and goes to soooo many Birthday parties. I usually max out at $15.00 and have him make the card.
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C.B. answers from Washington DC on January 28, 2010
Usually 10 dollars. I will sometimes buy gifts at Target that are on clearance for as low as 5 dollars and put them away. If I don't have anything away that works, I usually buy something around 10 and no more than 15.
B.S. answers from Tampa on January 28, 2010
I would say $10 if it's a good friend or $5 if it's just an aquaintance.
A.R. answers from Los Angeles on January 29, 2010
as much as you feel comfortable with there is no set price if she is a friend spend a little more if not a little just make sure it is aomething the chiid can use A. no hills
L.D. answers from San Francisco on January 28, 2010
Is the child having a party? If so I say $20 or less.
If there is no party then $10 is enough.
Also depends on how close this classmate is to your child.
L.L. answers from Hartford on January 28, 2010
My son is 7 and goes to soooo many Birthday parties. I usually max out at $15.00 and have him make the card.
A.G. answers from Dallas on January 28, 2010
We usually spend $15-$20.
G.P. answers from Tampa on January 28, 2010
My daughter has received presents that average about $15-20 value at her last two birthday parties. I generally spend about the same, but I certainly am not upset or offended at getting a present that costs less. I felt awkward when she received a present that was worth more ($50) once.
A.H. answers from Detroit on January 28, 2010
I would say it depends upon how close your child is to the other. Do they play together alot? Is your child good friends or not?
I would go in the ballpark of $10 - $25, depending on what the toy is and the relationship with my child.
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