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Mikmakmom

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  1. Every year I spend about $1000 on my two kids (and $25 each for my two nephews) - this year I have a little more to spend - getting dh a XBox 360 (that is all he is getting) I always say I'm not going to spend too much on my girls, but always end up doing it anyways. Toys are easily $20 - $30 each, so I have a hard time.
  2. Usually stop for breakfast/lunch - go home hide everything, then get out the christmas decorations. Wrap a few things - put them under the tree and fight my dh for a nap (he has a hard day with the kids lol)
  3. Sounds like you are going to have some fun!
  4. My mom and I go alone - I would NEVER take my kids out on BF so my husband gets to stay home with them =}}} What a day!
  5. I have to count presents (my kids are 6 and 3) they dont know too much about what things cost, so the money doesn't really matter to them, I usually try to allocate $500 each, give or take...but I always make sure they have the exact same number of presents. Just in case
  6. Maybe stay in your car until others show up?
  7. My husband will not go either - lucky for me he sleeps in with the girls.
  8. LMAO this is just like my mom and I - we started a few years ago when I first had my kids. We live in a duplex and our apartments are right next to each other. We plan our attack after Thanksgiving dinner - TRY to sleep but usually cant because visions of shopping carts fill my head...we meet on the porch at 4:00 AM and we're off for donuts...we DO NOT browse on this day, were only there for the door busters..she stands in line I do both of our shopping - and bring out items back to the empty cart she holds in line - we're out of the store as quickly as possible and off to the next store - mid day we stop for lunch - make our last stop of the day which is usually Walgreens to grab their wrapping paper and we go home - and go to sleep......ahhhhhhhh what a great day!
  9. my kids are 6 and 3 so I am counting presents to make sure its absolutely even.
  10. Same here - I only buy toys for birthdays, Easter and christmas so why not splurge? I dont buy them clothes they are only 6 and 3 - why give a gift I "have" to get them anyways. I usually try to keep their presents to about 20 each - and then a few "together" gifts. Usually end up with about 50 presents total - we only buy for them though. We dont buy for family except our 2 nephews. My brother and I decided 1 gift per child $20 limit - keeps it simple and no one is sad that someone else got more then them. But when it comes to my girls its easy to go overboard. Like I said I dont buy toys throughout the year so I justify it.
  11. i just looked up the Fisher Price Smart Cycle that is pretty neat!
  12. For a 4 year old this might be a good camera, we bought it for our 6 year old and she was very disappointed. Keep in mind the LCD is very small and cant usually tell what the picture is or was...
  13. My 6 yr old and 3 yr old are also into Littles Pet Shop stuff - you could go nuts with accessories for these things. We have a bin filled with them and they get played with more then anything in our house.
  14. My 3 year old is really into the Baby Baby chou chou collection - lots of accessories.
  15. We bought this camera for our daughter (6) it is a cute camera but sad to say it hasn't gotten much use - it was a hit for a few days but she was really disappointed because most of the pics come out blurry - I think it's only 1 MP. You might be better off buying a $50 digital camera from Sony. Sorry I wasted so much money on it.
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