Give me some ideas on what to buy my 9 year old son for Christmas?
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Fly Wheels XPV Xtreme Performance Vehicle \nNintendo DS Mario vs. Donkey Kong 2: March of the Minis\nYOUniverse ATM Machine Bank\nCranium Hullabaloo Game\nStar Wars Deluxe Classic Endor AT-AT with Scout and Driver\nCube World Series - Red and Yellow\nPlayStation 2 NBA Live 07\nVideo Now FX Player - Green
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1. Either a video game console or a newly released Video Game\n2. Silk bokers or PJ's\n3. Cashmere sweater(s)\n4. Sports Magazine subscription\n5. Race Car driving lessons\n6. Flying lessons\n7. MP3 player, Satellite radio, new cell phone\n8. A luxerious bath robe\n9. A naughty weekend kit (if you happen to be sexually active)\n10. Tickets to a major sporting event\n\nI always get my baby (26 years hot!) gifts in three's, one in each category:\n\nSomething he NEEDS \nSomething he can PAMPER himself with\nFinally, Something he can have FUN with\n\nfor ex: last set of presents I got him\n\nneed= pair of waterproof boots for the winter time, he always manages to soak his soaks through!\npamper= black and red velour bath robe, he looks sooo cute in it\nfun= the newly released splinter cell video game he couldnt some talking about
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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!
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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
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Sorry I think the gold chain is too much and I bet his parents (and possibly yours) will think so too.  How are you getting the money to buy it if you are only 14?  I would suggest you take it down a notch and maybe get him 6 heartfelt but not so expensive things, wrap each present in a box and put a number on each box.  Tell him there is one present for each month you have been together.  Maybe in the last box you could get him a cd that has music by a band you both like.
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You can get a nice big art & crafts set for a little one of her age for about $10 (florida prices) so then you can throw in some puzzles, chap sticks, and coloring books (the more they have to unwrap the better!) \n\nFor the little boy, a toy dump truck for sure! Then throw in some of those washable crayon's that he can write and color on the bathroom tiles with while he is given a bath.
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A giftcard is always a nice idea. Try to find a store he loves and either find a giftcard, or a brand new item he hasn't heard or seen yet.
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It depends on how much you want to spend on him really - and also if you want to get him two rather than one pressie.  If you are in the UK how about something like Red Letter Days (who are no more) used to do?  You know, driving challenges, hot air balloon trips, skydiving etc. - I think Boots and W H Smith do similar ones and I'm sure other high street retailers do too.  How about a magazine subscription for the year for something appropriate?  A personalised number plate - you can get these pretty reasonably priced from DVLA now.  An iPod - or download voucher?  A weekend away somewhere?  Good luck - at least you've still got a few weeks.
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Get him a Nintendo Wii, or an Ipod if he doesn't already have one.
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Go to the dollar store and buy those clear large bulbs and decorate them to hang on the tree with the giftcard enclosed.  Also, my son got a really neat present one time...a gift card encased in a fancy picture frame. I thought that was pretty clever, too!
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If you can't find a present for him, give him money, or a gift card from wal-mart, target or any other place like that that has gift cards.  If you decide to give him money, you can find cards that are specially made for that purpose.  Remember, money is always the right size, the right color, and usually the right denomination.
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Have you looked into Thrift Shops? They can have some neat toys and some good as new. \nAlso you can make items for them or together. Use things in nature like leaves, pinecones, sticks etc. Books at your local library will give you plenty of ideas. Check one out.\n\nYou can go caroling, make cookies, get them involved in helping others like visit a nursing home or senior center. Another cool idea is to make a big Christmas Basket (decorated). As a gift to your kids let them pick a card out of the basket each week for two months (something like that). Put index cards in the basket (decorated with santa, reindeer, candy canes or ?) with an inscription or wish. \nExamples:\nI will take you to the Park for Two Hours\nBake cookies together, you choice of type\nI will play football with you for an afternoon\nI will take you fishing and teach you how (wow)\nWe will go on a 3 hour hike\nWe will go to a local animal park to see the animals\nWe will build sandcastles together at the beach\nWe will go to the local swimming pool to swim\n\nYou can find literally hundreds of things you can do that your kids will enjoy for low cost or no cost. They will LOVE this. Make it fun. Anytime a kid get to spend quality time with a parent they love it more than any toy. This really works, just please try it. But remember to follow through, dont ever not do what they pick. Maybe pick Sunday as they day of the week they pick the adventure.\n\nAlso you can see if the local newspaper will run an ad for you that your kids are not getting Christmas this year. They love humanitarian stories and may feature your family. You can also talk to churches (they have toys and food) or local non-profits like the Family Resource Centers, Boys and Girls Club or get your kids put on an Angel Tree ( people pull the names and buy them a gift, but make sure it is a resonable toy). Womens Centers may help also. Many churches and non-profits have parties for less fortunate kids, I know I used to buy 100 gifts each year and help throw the party. Help is out there start searching.\n\nAll kids deserve CHRISTMAS. Good Luck
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buy a t shirt or cd of music he likes, or even better an ipod so he can put music on it that he wants... or go to walmart and look in the craft section... since its winter, buy about 3 yards of fleece with a religious print on it and cut the ends and tie them into knots.... \n\n like this:   http://www.diynetwork.com/diy/diy_kits/article/0,2019,DIY_13787_2276464,00.html\n\n\nyou dont have to use a cutting mat though you can just use scissors but make sure you measure right...\n\n\nmake it reversable...oneside can be basket ball, one side religious...\n\n\nand it will be more special because you made it! :)
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Nothing means more to a child of ANY age than your time and undivided attention. Find something you can do that he enjoys that you can share with him. SPEND TIME with him! If you are set on getting him an actual gift with monetary value, then how about a new 'smart phone'? He could use the internet function for school, plus text and call his friends.
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If he has any hobbies you should buy hiim something relevant to them but if not then go with the easy ones, music, smelly stuff, chocolate, concert tickets, console games. or failing all of the above find out what his fav shop is and get him vouchers! Good luck! Lyndsey xx
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Get him this:\nA zero deck (they got nice graphics, and they dont crack easily)\nGrind King Trucks (great trucks, i've been using mine for years)\nSpitfire wheels (ride smoothly)\nBones REDS bearings (really fast, and pretty cheap)\nBlack magic grip (lasts long)\n\nIf you have any more questions, feel free to email me at:\nbartsboy89@yahoo.com
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At a year and a half I doubt he'll notice if his gifts were bought or made, so you may want to consider making gifts for your son. If you can sew, soft toys or a simple blankie would probably become very beloved.  Knitting or crocheting can also make wonderful soft items for small kids.\nAs for sure-fire crafts, even gifted craftspeople can have trouble marketing thier wares and frankly, it's very time consuming to do that.  \nRemember, it's the thought that counts!