what should i get for my son for his 7th birthday? he wants too much?
554224
Trampoline it is more fun in the long run and healthy he is playing and jumping on it and exercising on it at the same time. Good luck I am sure that whatever you get for him he will like.
145382
Does he need anything small? Get him something he complains about not having all the time. Some he needs and will use often so everytime he uses it he will think of you.
748281
I bet this boy would like legos- you're never too old for them and they can be inexpensive. MagnetiX are also popular toys for boys- small, and normally less than $15. You could also try a gift card to Target or Dicks or even Toys'R' Us. Small, and less than $15. Since MP3 players are so big (but expensive), why not get him a gift certificate to Napster or iTunes to buy the songs he likes? It's a winner for all ages!! :)\n\nThere's a really good place I'll give you the address to to find the perfect gift. Just answer the questions about the boy you're thinking of, and "BOOM"- all the best gifts fit for his personality, many of them inexpensive ones!! :)\n\nGood Luck!
97938
I want my son to be himself -- I don't try to impose my tastes on him.  On the other hand, I want him to be respectful of others who may not share his tastes or interests.  As a parent, I believe it is my job to prepare this person I brought into the world to contribute to society and not be a burden of others.  It is hard - we all want our kids to be sweet and innocent forever - but that's not reality.  Plus I'm a single mom; so I was determined not to raise a Mamma's boy.\n\nI want him to appreciate the value of the hard work it takes to earn the money to purchase things.  Since he was 8, he has done yard work around the neighborhood to earn spending money to buy the things he wants.  He turned 14 in the spring and got his working papers and had his first real job over the summer.  He then got his own checking account and check/debit card.  He knows how to shop around for the best price, and save up for larger items.  He also knows that the logos and labels on objects don't necessarily make them better.  \n\nHe also is responsible for his own things - he has done his own laundry since he was 10.  He knows how to wash dishes, and he knows a little about cooking.  Even though he's always complained about me making him do this stuff over the years, he sees how his friends take their material things and their parents for granted, and he knows that when he goes off to college, he'll be able to take care of himself, and won't need to rely on me or some chick to take care of his basic needs.
978362
Call me impersonal, but I'd get him a gift card to Best Buy. The relationship is still young, so you may not know all of his likes and dislikes.  Why risk it? That way you can choose the amount that goes on the card (since I don't know your budget) and he can buy whatever he likes.
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One toy is quite enough, but that one toy should be the most she or he likes. Also you can try give them more usefull christmas gift by giving them education equipments or attractive education toys. it much usefull I think.
918268
There is the front grill of a 58 Chevy that is a radio they sell at Radio Shack. He will love you for how unique it is and it will not cost you a fortune.  Or you could get him a Big Dog shirt that has plenty of muscle cars. Or you could get him a subscription to Hot Rod magazine or Muscle Car Magazine. Or all the above and he will be in heaven for his birthday. Just remember now to get his birthday cake with muscle cars/ hot rods on them!
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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
552404
Yes, it's wrong. Your son deserves his own new presents. If you want to pass on the older stuff to him, do it, but not as his birthday present. He's going to feel cheated and resentful. As well he should!
834536
http://www.storesonline.com/site/1017430/page/575499\n\nI really hope u get what u want in this site.\n\nHappy first birthday to your son. :)
271072
Take him to the store but explain to him that he can only spend $10, you'll have to help him to look at the prices. Dollar stores are awesome for that kind of situation. He' could get lots there.
430741
Teach him to smoke cigarettes and drink lots of Coke. He will become an average US kid everybody seems to dream of nowadays. Start saving money for a wheelchair, if he is human of course. If he is a carnivorous plant, give him a bigger pot.
840676
It depends on your budget, if you're budget is high, a PS3 or an iPod.  If it's low, get an inexpensive digital camera or a PS2 game or X Box game if he's got that.  You know that testosterone stuff or a home starter weight set you can buy from sears.
3110
you should get him a cd walkmen & a cd to go along with it. also so he can start a collection you should get him  cd carrying case
854471
It all depends on his personality.\n\nI would find out what kind of music he likes and get him an iPod and put the music on it.\n\nFind out what kind of stores he shops (clothes, games, electronics, etc.) at and get him a gift card with a limit that you can afford that way he can get what he wants and everyone is happy.\n\nAsk him what he would like so that would give you some idea.
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I always think that for a big birthday you should go for something 'one-off'. What is he into? Here's some ideas (most of which you'll be able to find on ebay).\n\nMusic - First edition, signed records\nBooks - As above\nTrainers - Get the original trainers (not re-release). Loads of sites out there like deludedmonkey.com\nSport - Is he into a particular team? Get him a signed shirt.\n\nBlokes always love gadgets as well, although there's something not terribly 'special birthday' about them (other than the price). You could try an ipod with a laser engraved message.\n\nOr... how about you take him away for a weekend? Take him to something he'll love e.g. a really cool gig, a sports game (where you won't moan!) or maybe a romantic break...
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I would consider what his interests are apart from school.  Does he have a particular hobby or sports interest? I would get him something that pertains to that realm of his life.  I am wondering what the price range of the gift is or if there was one stated.  I would go by that also in making the decision.