What can I give to my son and my future daughter-in-law? I don't have much money.?
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i bet just because you approve of them makes them both happy :oD if they havnt moved in yet get them something they might need around the house. and the photo album sounds like a good idea. i wanted to make a letter and leave a photo of me for any children i might have in the future. i think that would be cool
1039929
No honey. Get the child's dad to look after him at night and go to College, University, and get some decent cash. That's what my wife did and now Im doing it too.\n\nGood luck.
767046
i really hope for your own good that those arent your real details...\n\nim sure your family will understand your broke and cant afford gifts.... same as me this year.
997071
so you dont have alot of money. but if you have a little money i would go to the store and get a jello brand, cherry cheese cake. they are delicious. and a nice watermelon would also be great. dont forget the salt. and a good friend to share it with would be even better. you have to make the cheese cake. its really easy. and you get to spend time with youre friend. that is great. life is short . time with youre friends is priceless. for everything else there is mastercard.
14450
give them a xmas card with money in it.powerintheblood11@yahoo.com
792083
Call his mom and ask what he's been hinting about. She will help and be happy you included her and she will make sure it's not to expensive.
541873
Usually, it's customary to give money (cash). Maybe you can get her something else with the money for her bat mitzvah.
732218
i would get them a gift card for the nearest coffee shop.  even if they don't drink coffee they could get tea or pastries with it.  you could also just buy a card and put some scratch off lottery tickets in it.
869303
I think a better question would be "What should I GIVE for Christmas?" If you don't know what you want, obviously you already have much more than you need. Maybe you should think of giving some of it away to people who need stuff and be happy with whatever somebody decides to give you.
917237
Well for the first thing...don't be presured by how much he is spending on you. For you to have to come up with that kind of money is crazy.....men like to do that because it comes from there sense of manhood of being a provider and doing nice things...what I suggest for you is something thoughtful and sweet that doesn't really involve material value....LIKE a back massage or tickets to his favorite little band or something the two of you can do..make him something.....a picture in a cool frame or get creative!! His parents can get him electronic crap.....only you can give him truly personal cute things.
97025
Don't give cash, it's crass, except from immediate family on this occassion. A small but fairly permanent object is a better choice, a leather organizer, cuff links,money clip, tie clasp, remember that this is the Jewish rite welcoming the boy into "manhood" so adult type gifts are suitable,  a silver picture frame for a photograph from the event,  even small electronics like a portable CD player or IPod, but not cash.
677361
I think that they kits you can buy at Target or Wal-Mart where you can impring their hands or feet is alway nice. If you're the God mother a cross or crucifix for his room would be nice and a safe route to go, or to give in addition to one of these other gifts is a savings bond.  Try also getting a nice blanket embroidered with his name on it.
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.
777545
don't get her anything stupid! my children have known me their entire lives and every year they buy me things i will never use, don't know what it is, or they buy things they can borrow, {actually my son is getting better}  but get her something she will use and that is just for her, do you know what perfume she loves but would never buy for herself? {it costs to much} or does she like to read? what authors? {it's important to know} doe's she cook, travel,wear earings?, what kind hoop or post? i know you kids have a way of waiting till the last minute then rushing out to get something that she will look at and say "it's the thought that counts"---sit down and write her a note telling her a memory of a time when you felt so much appreciation for her, or what you wish for her, something personal that will hit her in the heart put it in the card and send a check lol!
787136
This is entirely up to you.  Don't do anything out of guilt, but from a genuine desire to give.  If you really want to give them something, give them something!\n\nI recommend it be something fun, small, or inexpensive.  You might get them small toys or costume jewelry or an inexpensive T-shirt or a book or video.  You might also bake them cookies or gingerbread cakes.
1146311
I would say that 25.00 in a nice card would be suitable. I assume she is a relative--it just might bring the ties together for the next function.
483888
what about a locket necklace where you can place a small picture of yourself and your baby daughter?  That will always remind her of you and her daughter and the fact that because of you two, she's a mother! \n\nThe lockets are not that expensive and can range from $50 to over $200, depending on whether they're made of silver or gold.\n\nGo to redenvelope.com or click the link below to view some samples: http://search.redenvelope.com/search/controller_search.jsp?No=16&Ntt=%2Foccasion%2Fmother%27s+day%2Fjewelry&giftRes=yes&N=11772&envSuff=&BV_SessionID=@@@@1194673344.1147189449@@@@&BV_EngineID=ccedaddhjkflhgdcefecefedfgfdfmg.0&nc2=1\n\nI'm sure you'd be able to find something similar in stores in your area if you don't want to order from the site I referred you to.  I've ordered from them many times and their quality and service is awesome, not to mention their selection of gift items is very unique!