What are some great gift ideas for dad?
953212
Maybe a computer game. I just ordered one for my father in law that is called THe Ship and is a murder mystery.  You have to figure out who the murderer is.
1020335
take him out to eat, dads love food
934052
If your Mom has a hobby, get something related to that.  \nSubscriptions to a magazine she likes to read is a gift that gives all year.\nMy daughter got me a gift certificate to my favorite lunch place, good for a weeks worth of lunches. \nIf your Mom is like me, she doesn't need trinkets, but something useful is always appreciated.  You know, you could also write her a letter and tell her how much you appreciate and love her.\nPictures are always a good thing too.  A nice scrapbook of her life, something you put together for her.
952362
Well, being a creative/visual kinda guy I would recommend a membership to a local museum!  Or depending on his medium, (computer graphics vs. paints and clays etc) get him a gift card to a software store or art supply store.  Movies and games are great, but you can never be sure what they have, and what they will be receiving from others.  This way he can go and choose it himself.\n\nHope This Helps,\nAmy
688582
u will b happier with ur dad doing mens stuff...u will love it.
701185
A gift card to his favorite store. A bottle of his favorite drink.  Cash that is his to spend on what he wants.  Tickets to his favorite sporting events (season tickets if possible).  If he likes football, direct Tv's football package.  Make his favorite food homemade.  Relieve him of some of his hated chores example: promise to mow his yard for the year or for however long, shovel the walk, clean the gutters, paint the house, or hire a handyman to come by once a month, week or what ever to help him out with his "honey do" list.  Arrange for him to spend more one on one time with his children or grandchildren. \n Hope you find something...we face the same issues.   A father-n-law with no real hobbies and he always says he doesn't want anything???
679851
By a plaster/mold kit that makes a plate or something like that and the Child/Baby puts it's little hand in the plaster before it sets, (help baby if neede) and you have a lovely personlized gift dad will treaure forever.  Also you can write dad in the plaster, date, Happy fathers day or whatever you would like.  You can buy these kits at toy and crafts stores.
985697
Here's some ideas I'd thought I'd share:\n\nFor Mum\n- Spa treat\n- Bath and body gift set\n- Festive holiday slippers\n- Personalized jewelry\n\nFor Dad\n- Book that interests him\n- Massage cushion for his chair\n- Subscription to his favorite magazine\n\nIf you'd rather get them something more personal, create a scrapbook filled with pictures of you and your parents. It'll remind your parents of those sweet memories that you spent together.\n\nWhatever you get them, I'm sure they'll like it. After all, you're their daughter.\n\nGood luck! ;)
835520
A great book would be a wonderful gift! Even magazines and other reading material, I think he'd enjoy. Stuff that they can really use. Even stuff like batteries are great because there are limited places they can buy that stuff for their personal use.\nPs. If you have any further questions, you can email me, if you'd like.\n*Edit: Oh, I forgot to mention... also phone cards! That's always a great gift! Or a portable DVD player (if you want to spend that much money).
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I think that the mp3 would be thoughtful since he likes to use yours and you could also give him a CD mix with some songs that remind you of him and him of you to put on there... but next to that you could also make him something. \n\nOne gift I made him was a nice photo album with photos that we took together or of things that were on trips we took together. This christmas I am also doing something like that with photo-transfers but if you are not artistically inclined a scrap book is really a easy and very personal gift to make. Simply head to your local craft store for ideas... and remember to leave blank pages for the memories you still have to create!
436206
Go to sporting goods dept at discount store; you should find lots of stuff for $20.  a compass, a stadium seat,\na book about local sites he could hike to.  Really need more info about Dad.  He would proably enjoy going on a hike with you (some personal time for you both).
984699
Give him something from yourself. Like list down the things you love about him and put it in an envelope with a letter from you. Great gift, sweet, and cheap.
25363
Speaking as a dad of three...it depends on how old you are.  If you are young, 12 and under, anything you can buy at school that says your dad is the greatest...a pen, a key chain.  Anything to tell him how much you love him.  Mine are all under 12  and I still have all they bought me.  After 12,   I'll have to tell you next year, sorry.
341947
Does he like sports? Video games? Hobbies? Just think about some things he likes and you should be able to figure out a perfect gift.
700524
well you should get him something he's ganna use and remember....something that can last.!!!
971997
Get him a Personalized Wine bottle like this one http://www.giftweblog.com/2006/10/06/personalized-wine-art/
800887
http://www.findgift.com/Occasions/Bat-Mitzvah/\n\nThis site has some good Bat-Mitzvah gift ideas.