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December 8, 2015: Gift 1: Want
The first step in a different way to give gifts is something you want.
We’ve asked our kids to pick out one gift that they really want. Of course, you would need to set a price limit on this and keep it somewhere around the same for each child.
While there is no guarantee they will get exactly what they ask for, the benefit of having them focus their wish list down to one main thing is that you’re not spending the entire holiday season with them creating and coveting a large Christmas list.
For example, our daughter really wants a puppy, and our son has been saving up for some new technology. By knowing that there is just one gift we are giving them, it also helps us direct other friends and family members that may be wanting to either pitch in or complement that gift.
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