Do you spend on your adult childrens birthdays. Callum will be 22 and ive told him its not getting as much as he used to now hes a "man". Havent decided what to buy him yet but i already feel guilty |
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"My dawter was 21 3weeks ago I gave her £300 took her out for a meal n a few drinks plus a few gifts n 400 fags  "
yes, i spent a fortune on him last year as it was his 21st. Thats why hes not getting so much from now on |
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My child is only six but has way to much spent on here by all the family. The older nephew and nieces usually get around fifty pounds spent on them unless a mile stone birthday, and then if something they really need we usually get it them |
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over a year ago
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We get gifts in th region of £20-£30. I never expect any more. I am sure in a few years when our little man grows up he will have a fair amount of money spent on him.
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By *icketysplitsWoman
over a year ago
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My father gave me £100 this year for my 47th. It was such a shock as he was out of the country and had remembered my birthday before he even went away. He's seen me on my birthday before and not remembered. |
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My kids get £100 for birthdays, they all get the same no matter their age, i have an 11 year old and i would feel guilty if i spent more on here than my 20 year old so the amount dont go down with age |
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By *icketysplitsWoman
over a year ago
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"It might be a age thing altho women remember bdays more than men.
I hope you spent the £100 wisely  "
I bought a raspberry coloured leather shoulder bag and a black leather bag large enough for work papers in backpack mode but small enough to use just as a handbag. |
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I usually spend about £200 on them each for birthdays and about £500 each at christmas. Every year I say I won't but things are expensive. I can't just buy them one big present at christmas, I have to get lots of things they can open. Even a little present of aftershave is £40.
It all mounts up and to be honest as I start shopping fairly early I don't really want to add up what I tend to spend on them. Their still my babies  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Mine gets a fortune spent on him - his is two weeks before xmas and he gets another fortune spent on him then lol - in fact all kids in my house are thoroughly spoilt  |
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"My dawter was 21 3weeks ago I gave her £300 took her out for a meal n a few drinks plus a few gifts n 400 fags "
400 fags - now there's a traditional 21st birthday gift, eh... Lol!
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By (user no longer on site)
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Never know really how much i spend on my daughter...i just tend to go out and buy her stuff and usually throw her a party too....but as many a peep say....its the thought that counts |
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