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By *odareyou OP Man
over a year ago
not far from iceland,,,,,, tescos is nearer though :-) (near leeds) |
Two teenage little ladies ...and they've not given me any indication of what they'd like for Christmas...
Suggestions please .. 
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"Two teenage little ladies ...and they've not given me any indication of what they'd like for Christmas...
Suggestions please ..
#dadlostinshopoingcentre"
. Are you taking, big pressies or treats? Mrs blue eyes |
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"Two teenage little ladies ...and they've not given me any indication of what they'd like for Christmas...
Suggestions please ..
#dadlostinshopoingcentre"
Depends where in their teenage years they are .... makeup or clothes. Do you know their sizes, or a voucher. H and M is a good one ... funky stationery. My kids like lots of little things, personal, instead of one big prezzie |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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New look vouchers. Mac make over vouchers, lush products. Money. Soap and glory products. Depends on the age but maybe Pandora? Headphones/ covers for phones |
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By *yrdwomanWoman
over a year ago
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"New look vouchers. Mac make over vouchers, lush products. Money. Soap and glory products. Depends on the age but maybe Pandora? Headphones/ covers for phones "
Nice list. Can I be your daughter?  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Get them tickets for a surprise show or a concert. I did this a few times and they were made up'.
Now they do it for me '. Now seen my favourite show 5 times ha ha.I am that sad case.  |
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Try boots for gift sets, they have some quite cool ones, jack wills would be a great one, makeup sets of they are that age, but keep it neutral, anyone can make use of neutral colours, fluffy socks, most girls love fluffy socks, pj's, but be careful, although it's not hard to tell the teenage ones, river island or new look vouchers will always go down a treat if your feeling flush, then a superdry hoodie, ask in there, they will tell you what's popular, in fact most department stores will have someone that can tell you what's popular, and lastly if it's a special pressie then you won't go wrong with Pandora, good luck Mrs blue eyes |
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By *odareyou OP Man
over a year ago
not far from iceland,,,,,, tescos is nearer though :-) (near leeds) |
"Two teenage little ladies ...and they've not given me any indication of what they'd like for Christmas...
Suggestions please ..
#dadlostinshopoingcentre. Are you taking, big pressies or treats? Mrs blue eyes "
Both... When asked they've just said "I don't know".  |
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By *yldstyleWoman
over a year ago
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Vouchers are a good call as its likely clothes you pick they wouldn't!
Jack Wills stationary. Head phones or I tunes or Google play vouchers.
Also you could do a gift experience they could share with friends?
Unless you know the brands they like avoid perfumes. However smelly sets are usually well received. Boots has a 3 for 2 . Everything from lip gloss to bath products. Put together a stocking with little bits |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Two teenage little ladies ...and they've not given me any indication of what they'd like for Christmas...
Suggestions please ..
#dadlostinshopoingcentre. Are you taking, big pressies or treats? Mrs blue eyes
Both... When asked they've just said "I don't know". "
Vouchers to a shopping centre near you. So they can pick what they want from several shops and make a day of it with lunch or dinner/dinner or tea if they wish.
That way, you avoid buying them something they cringe at and being uncool dad but won't be lazy dad for "just" giving money. You'll be thoughtful dad  Plus something small pricewise and silly to open on the day. Maybe with a card too.
That's my tuppence worth |
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Do you have any clue what they are into? I don't f wally like giving vouchers as main presents, especially to close family members. Just says 'couldn't be bothered to think what you' d like' to me. |
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By *harpDressed ManMan
over a year ago
Here occasionally, but mostly somewhere else |
"Do you have any clue what they are into? I don't f wally like giving vouchers as main presents, especially to close family members. Just says 'couldn't be bothered to think what you' d like' to me. "
I agree, but that IS what they like... |
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By *odareyou OP Man
over a year ago
not far from iceland,,,,,, tescos is nearer though :-) (near leeds) |
"Do you have any clue what they are into? I don't f wally like giving vouchers as main presents, especially to close family members. Just says 'couldn't be bothered to think what you' d like' to me. "
They're teenage girls ..a very confusing species.. one week they like something next they've changed. Their mum took the easy option and upgraded their iPhones |
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"Do you have any clue what they are into? I don't f wally like giving vouchers as main presents, especially to close family members. Just says 'couldn't be bothered to think what you' d like' to me.
They're teenage girls ..a very confusing species.. one week they like something next they've changed. Their mum took the easy option and upgraded their iPhones "
. Well if your talking bigs pressies, then if they are girly girls, I'd go with Pandora, big pressie, then jack wills or superdry hoodie and some smellys and fluffy socks for the little extras, you'll be Superdad I promise you, if they are tomboys then I'm not your best help and I'll move along, good luck though Mrs blue eyes |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Youngest 14 eldest 16.. "
Make up vanity case, nail varnish, lush gift set. Don't get clothes teenage girls have individual styles and you could get them something they hate. Vouchers are naff, don't get them. Jewellery. XXX |
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"Do you have any clue what they are into? I don't f wally like giving vouchers as main presents, especially to close family members. Just says 'couldn't be bothered to think what you' d like' to me.
They're teenage girls ..a very confusing species.. one week they like something next they've changed. Their mum took the easy option and upgraded their iPhones "
It's so hard as they do change so much when they're teenagers. I'm super close to my daughter who's 16 just after Christmas but I've been stuck this year.
Lush set is usually safe with all teenagers
Decent pair of headphones like beats
Are they into doing their hair? GHD's most girls would love or th babylis curl pods are pretty good for curling hair
Pandora it's all lovely
Thomas Sabo do Karma Beads bracelet or their original charm bracelet
Hoody - Superdy, Jack Wills, Hollister or there is a great denim Ivy Park hoody on Top shop that's reduced from £120 to £60 which I've just got my daughter
What are their hobbies can you get anything that ties into that?
Pyjamas from somewhere nice like Boux Avenue I got my daughter the fairisle set which is lovely and the grumpy but gorgeous set too
If they're into make up an urban decay naked 3 palette makes a nice present and too price for most teenage girls but they all want it (£38) or if you have a boots that has NYX make up they have some nice sets too
Get them a year subscription to glossy box or birchbox and then they get a little pressie every month
Hope it helps |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Do you have any clue what they are into? I don't f wally like giving vouchers as main presents, especially to close family members. Just says 'couldn't be bothered to think what you' d like' to me.
They're teenage girls ..a very confusing species.. one week they like something next they've changed. Their mum took the easy option and upgraded their iPhones
It's so hard as they do change so much when they're teenagers. I'm super close to my daughter who's 16 just after Christmas but I've been stuck this year.
Lush set is usually safe with all teenagers
Decent pair of headphones like beats
Are they into doing their hair? GHD's most girls would love or th babylis curl pods are pretty good for curling hair
Pandora it's all lovely
Thomas Sabo do Karma Beads bracelet or their original charm bracelet
Hoody - Superdy, Jack Wills, Hollister or there is a great denim Ivy Park hoody on Top shop that's reduced from £120 to £60 which I've just got my daughter
What are their hobbies can you get anything that ties into that?
Pyjamas from somewhere nice like Boux Avenue I got my daughter the fairisle set which is lovely and the grumpy but gorgeous set too
If they're into make up an urban decay naked 3 palette makes a nice present and too price for most teenage girls but they all want it (£38) or if you have a boots that has NYX make up they have some nice sets too
Get them a year subscription to glossy box or birchbox and then they get a little pressie every month
Hope it helps"
Bloody hell, i like your present ideas! Can you shop for me? |
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"Do you have any clue what they are into? I don't f wally like giving vouchers as main presents, especially to close family members. Just says 'couldn't be bothered to think what you' d like' to me.
They're teenage girls ..a very confusing species.. one week they like something next they've changed. Their mum took the easy option and upgraded their iPhones
It's so hard as they do change so much when they're teenagers. I'm super close to my daughter who's 16 just after Christmas but I've been stuck this year.
Lush set is usually safe with all teenagers
Decent pair of headphones like beats
Are they into doing their hair? GHD's most girls would love or th babylis curl pods are pretty good for curling hair
Pandora it's all lovely
Thomas Sabo do Karma Beads bracelet or their original charm bracelet
Hoody - Superdy, Jack Wills, Hollister or there is a great denim Ivy Park hoody on Top shop that's reduced from £120 to £60 which I've just got my daughter
What are their hobbies can you get anything that ties into that?
Pyjamas from somewhere nice like Boux Avenue I got my daughter the fairisle set which is lovely and the grumpy but gorgeous set too
If they're into make up an urban decay naked 3 palette makes a nice present and too price for most teenage girls but they all want it (£38) or if you have a boots that has NYX make up they have some nice sets too
Get them a year subscription to glossy box or birchbox and then they get a little pressie every month
Hope it helps
Bloody hell, i like your present ideas! Can you shop for me? "
Thanks and anytime as long as I can wrap them for you too. I love wrapping but don't have much to wrap anymore  |
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