Hello all. My daughter goes to religious formation classes and her instructors are a brother and sister duo in their teens. I want to get them each a SMALL gift for Christmas and am really stumped as to what to get the brother. I do not want to spend more than 10 dollars (closer to 5 would be better). I got the sister a set of bangle bracelets at a great price.
Could you please give me some ideas? I do not know what sort of things he is in to, if he has an i-pod, or any other sorts of gadgets. I am looking for something that is a little less specific.
Thanks so much in advance!
They love I-Tunes, cold stone or even a starbucks gift card. Or chocolate is always a great gift.
Hope this helps,
Suzy and her men
Gift certificate to movie theater perhaps?
How about a gift card to a fast food place...or cold stone creamery....nestled in with a basket of home made chocolate chip cookies???
The only thing I can think of that hasn't been mentioned already is a gift card to Modell's (sporting goods), Best Buy or Barnes and Noble.
Have you check out your local Christian Book Store? They sell more than just books.
Cool key chain, gift card for gas, a coffee place or a bookstore nearby, male body wash, something your child makes like an ornament, a purchased ornament with his name on it, anything sports if you know what teams he loves.
boys wear necklaces & bracelets, too! Panama Jack? ...is very popular. & PacSun carries stuff for guys too.
Since they're religiously-oriented.....try one of the Bible stores. They have cool jewelry, too.
I would get the huge size candy bars, maybe wrap 2 or 3 together, like a Hershey's big bar, Reeces, etc.
Why not get him an I-tunes gift card - i think they sell them in all amounts.
A gift card for I tunes would be great!! Or to a local food chain.
Amazon gift card would be pretty safe too -- they sell songs/mp3 downloads so if he does have an iPod or some other player he could get songs, but since Amazon sells almost everything he could use it on whatever he wants.
I like the movie gift card idea too.. What does your daughter know about them? If you're trying to stay around 5 dollars, I would probably give candy... I am a sucker for Lindt chocolate. Mmm!
