What can I get my day care provider for Christmas?
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Chocolate + gift card for a massage
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Share some love with someone less fortunate. Visit an old people's home and help brighten their Christmas. \n\nParty.\n\nEat heaps of prawns.\n\nTo name a few things.
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I found a great website with really original gifts, try \nwww.findgift.com\nIt's enat - lots to choose from, I did ALL of my Christmas shopping in about 2 hours!
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Check with Amazon.com - else eBay.\nMaybe if you're good, you'll get it for Christmas.
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Another idea is that you could go to a local orphanage and give presents. God Bless you all,♥
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Where I work we all supply gifts for just such needs, see:\nhttp://www.familygivingtree.org/
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ask him to make out a list of things that he would like to receive for christmas and find out the prices and get one of them that you can afford.
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A sweater or top only a mother would love.\nClothes of any kind they are a necessity year round so to get them for Christmas or Birthday it just ruins the ideas we guys have about plasma tv's and computers and videogames and other big toys so if you reading this remember us men are kids at heart and the only thing that changes as we age is the size and expense of our toys.  Good Luck Shopping.
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make some lovely gingerbread and personalise them by choosing a different cutter for each person. put them in a box and wrap in brown parcel paper with some pretty ribbon. i'd love to get something like that if i knew someone was on a budget.
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try gifts.com they help you out.
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Well, if it's a baby that is being baptized, maybe a photo frame with a photo of the event?  If it's an older child or adult, a greeting card with a gift certificate or gift card from a local Christian bookstore would be good.  If you know the person well, you shouldn't have any trouble finding a gift (with a religious theme) that fits with the person's individual tastes in a local Christian bookstore.  Also, don't be shy when it comes to asking a sales clerk at the store.
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I have seen these cute ginger jars with cork lids that have "Bingo Money" written on the sides - I think in Hallmark stores.  That would be cute to get that and put a $20.00 bill in it.   \n\nMake her a Grandma Basket - Get a pretty basket and put in children's books, bubbles, games, playdoh, snacks - stuff that she could pull out and play with her granddaughters.\n\nOr - if she loves bubble baths - make up a bath basket and put in all those goodies - bath pillow, scrubbers, soaps, gels, bath beads, bubble bath, a scented candle and maybe some chocolates, along with a pretty fluffy towel & face cloth!
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Magazines, books, cd's, snacks, wetwipes (loved them), socks, and etc...\n\nAlso, send extra for his or her friends as they may not be getting anything.  If you can...
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A box of chocolates, a warm muffler, gloves, slippers, mittens, some nice leg warmers, does she have any hobbies or special things she likes.  Perhaps make some lotion or melt and pour soup.\n\nA beautiful scented candle is always welcome\n\nAccessories:  scarf, bracelet, chunky necklace (depending on her style), earrings with Seasonal charm\n\n\nhttp://www.wholesalesuppliesplus.com/default.aspx
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I already bought a present for my dad this christmas and Im planning to buy my mom's present soon! I suggest you buy a book for your dad, dads love to read! Get him a book that interests him. My dad is into science and tech so I got him a book on that. \n\nFor your mom, you can give her a spa treat or bath and body sets. You can also buy her favourite perfume for her. \n\nI hope I helped and good luck!
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Find out what she likes that would involve personal time.  Stuff is just stuff, but memories are much more valuable.  Does she like concerts, plays, or other special events?  If so, get tickets, and make a day of it.  You can "story-board" this upcoming day in a creative way (like on a poster board that depicts the various events or has paraphernalia pasted to it), and then wrap it up.  You have to wrap it . . . it's much more fun to unwrap something at Christmas, even if it's a promise for February.  At any rate, be personal, invest yourself, and she'll love it.
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Give it to him! Make his day, and yours!  \n\nThere should be pre-birthday, birthday and after-birthday presents as far as I am concerned.\n\nI love it when I have found something I know that person is going to love and I can't ever wait either.  By Christmas eve all that is left under the tree is a pile of paper and ribbon.  But we're happy!