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How to choose a Christmas gift for unappreciative spoiled children?

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By Nayberry


Ideas for Spoiled Children for Christmas

I have a few of those children myself. I have found that asking them to make a list of what they want (can be formatted as a letter to Santa for younger kids) works well. Then you can have an idea of what to get them. You'll have a list of what they like and want. Choose from that. Be sure to tell them that this is a "Wish List" and they may not get everything they write on it, but be sure to encourage them to make a realistic list with plenty of choices. That way you'll know that you are getting them what they like, and you still have the element of suprise on your side because although they have an idea what they are getting, they won't know exactly.

You can have them make out their lists during the THanksgiving holidays or even earlier depending on your shopping habits.

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Craig P. Gill profile image

Craig P. Gill  says:
13 months ago

Thanks, simple but effective, I'm sure!

Nayberry profile image

Nayberry  says:
13 months ago

Let me know how it works out for you.

pupufcu profile image

pupufcu  says:
12 months ago

I think it's great that you encourage your children to believe in Santa. In my country children are told that there is no Santa very early and it breaks all their beliefs. Good job!

Nayberry profile image

Nayberry  says:
12 months ago

Thank you!

Kids often learn to trust that there is a Santa long before there is a GOD. In some ways belief in Santa can healthy for children. It can help them develop fatih in things that they cannot see. That can help when teaching religious values.

Tootles!!

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