My sister just got married. What do I get her for a gift? She is 25 and thay have a newborn son.?
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just married and a newborn son? \n\ngive her a gift certificate to come and babysit the baby so they can go out on a date (or stay in and nap).
708813
ipod nano or iriver clix. or one of those expensive purses. or a pink razr. Those are the things my sisters, which are around the same age as your sister, want.\n\nOh if you feel like spending a little more, a laptop.
546014
Photo albums engraved with their last name or initials on the cover, those are nice.  Or how about some nice silver photo frames in 5 x 7 and 8 x 10 sizes?  My other idea is to think of something that they both enjoy doing together (for example, camping, tennis, etc) and get them something that involves that.  If they both like the outdoors you could get them a BBQ grill set.
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Gift Certificates are always nice...\n\nBut my favorite wedding present that I got was a crystal vase from friends of my grandparents, whom I had never met.\n\nGet them something nice they can put on their mantle... or a nice antique mantle clock.
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If you have the time, create a gift with 40 items. If you have lots and lots of time, find something that will remind them of every year. \n\nFor example, if they went on a honeymoon someplace, try and get a postcard of where their honeymoon was. Year 2 could be a sketch of where they lived, or a toy model of the car they had at the time. For the year they had a baby, see if you can find something from that baby, same with drawings or pictures their kids had made.\n\nThis doesn't have to be something they have to keep, rather it's just a little treasure box of memories. If you'd prefer to keep it really easy and space-saving, look for one special photo from each year, scan the and then create a cd picture album.
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You should give them something that will allow them to spend time enjoying one another without worrying about everyday nonsense. These are gifts that keep on giving. \n\nIf they hate housecleaning, a week or month's worth of maid service is great. If they have a yard that gives them a hard time, a month's lawn maintenance, or a season's for that matter, would be, well I wish someone gave that to me. Then they can concentrate on being newlyweds rather than worrying about everyday house business. \n\nOr you could give them something fun to do together. Since they are both women, assuming they'd be into it, a trip for two to a dayspa would be suitable, especially if you give it to them beforehand, so they can gussy up for the big day. Then get them something smaller off their registry on the day of the actual wedding. \n\nIf they like amusement parks, two tickets to the nearest one or even one further away would be suitable. If there's a music festival coming up, two tickets to that, if they're into it. If there's a certain cause they're into you could reflect that too, like a membership to the local zoo, historical society, etc. \n\nThese all sound boring, I know, and not nearly as exciting as a new car, but they will give them the opportunity to do things together as a couple they might not normally do. To make it more special think about the presentation. For example, if you got them a zoo membership, you could give them a big giant stuffed tiger with the membership card attached to his collar. Then they'd have the cute tiger to remember you by long after the membership expired. For a spa day, you could tuck the certificates into a basket full of lovely smelly stuff and massage oils. \n\nRemember, think about what they're into. Women get really annoyed if you get them something they obviously don't like. If they are into country music, they aren't going to be interested in Ozzfest tickets and your sister is going to wonder how it is her own brother doesn't know her better than that. Not trying to scare you, but women are like that. I know. I'm a woman who can't handle being touched by strangers. Our first Christmas together my husband gave me a gift certificate for a massage. I didn't speak to him till New Years.
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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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You mother may like to spend time with you.....can you take her to lunch?.......and get her a small pin or earrings (if she has pierced ears).\n\nMost of all get her a beautiful card....or make one.....just to show your love.\n\n......My mom passed 4 years ago at 88....and she was the best!
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Table cloths, place mats, quilts for your bed, throw blankets for your couch, lace curtains, dish cloths, towels & face cloths, sheet sets & pillow cases, a set of flatware, pot holders, a baby blanket & layette set, scented sachets (to give everything a pleasant smell), head & neck scarves, your mom's wedding dress & veil (you may want to wear it or pass it on to your children). You might want to check with your mom for more items that she would suggest. She might have items that she's been saving for your hope chest, like a copy of the family photo album, or your christening outfit. These are all acceptable. I want to commend you for carrying on this old family tradition. Many young ladies are too concerned with which guy they want to sleep with, not even planning much beyond tonight, let alone a future with one man. I hope you will keep this tradition alive in your family and pass it on to the next generation. You might want to also include a story of your family...like a family tree...but in story form. Interview older family members, writing their family stories down, passing it on to future generations. It will really help you when telling your kids family stories of their great grandma, long after she's gone. Get their stories now, before it's too late. Then, keep them in your hope chest. <*)))><
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hi, give her a rose or a cool ring. or get here 50 gifts for her birthday.  but dont tell anyone.
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Spending time with her would be the best gift you could give her.  Take her out to lunch or dinner.  That will mean more to her than any gift you could buy.  You sound like a good son.
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two suggestions a family portrait and a mother's ring or bracelet.
812101
Sounds like shes got some deep seeded issues, marrying a man that is 4 years older then her son.  The kind of mom that secretly hopes her son will walk in while shes dressing or something... eww.  Sorry you have to deal with that, but it sounds like at least you have someone with whom to share this unfortunate experience with, namely your new sister in-law.  I'm sure the two of you will be able to help each other.  \n\nMommy dearest needs to realize that you didnt "take him away", he probably RAN... and the only person to blame is the one that stares at her from the other side of the mirror.\n\nGood luck geting that through her head though... as sad as it is, help is for those that want it, NOT those that need it.
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Dude, if you're willing to pay under $100, then get her a sterling silver necklace with her birthstone in it.  It will be a sure hit and a Christmas to remember.  But if it still costs too much, then just use www.overstock.com.  Okay, so yeah.
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Grow up!  She's family, and if you have a problem with her, you need to talk to her directly!  Who cares if she is a twin or not??  You need to deal with this issue as soon as you can!  And the right way to deal with it is not to not buy her a present, to show your displeasure with her!
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Perhaps you could offer to take her dog to the groomer, and while you have some time alone with him or her, have the pet's picture made in a Santa hat or other cute attire.  Find a nice frame that will go well with her home or office.  This will show that you actually put thought into the gift as well. I'm not sure where you live, but Wal-Mart has a photo package for under $10 that comes with some 8x10s and a 14xsomething as well as wallets, etc. Petsmart does grooming for under $30, and a nice picture frame will definitely be under $50.
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Many new mothers go through some emotional weirdness and don't want anyone other than their spouses and themselves to handle a newborn.  Let your sister know that you're there to support her, but don't be intrusive.  Eventually she should come to you once things settle down a bit.