Kids Xmas Budgets
Posted by: cunningplan on 08 December 2004
As a parent I was wondering what other parents on this site were spending on their kids at Christmas.
Before you all scream "mind your own damn buisness" it's just to see, if perhaps we're spending too much on our only child, it does tend to creep up year after and year. (this year approx £250)
I know it depends on peoples incomes and values as to what is an acceptable ammount. We both feel that kids are bombarded with advertising for all sorts of things, and so are parents when it comes down to it, but we're supposed to know better.
Have any of you guys got limits on your child/ children's budget allowance for presents
Regards
Clive
Before you all scream "mind your own damn buisness" it's just to see, if perhaps we're spending too much on our only child, it does tend to creep up year after and year. (this year approx £250)
I know it depends on peoples incomes and values as to what is an acceptable ammount. We both feel that kids are bombarded with advertising for all sorts of things, and so are parents when it comes down to it, but we're supposed to know better.
Have any of you guys got limits on your child/ children's budget allowance for presents
Regards
Clive
Hawk
The best present she will get is mummy home soon after.
Spend a little cash on a new art-set and spend private time with her making a special card to take at first visit (Don't let mummy know you are making it
)
You've got Christmas sorted - it's time for the family now.
The best present she will get is mummy home soon after.
Spend a little cash on a new art-set and spend private time with her making a special card to take at first visit (Don't let mummy know you are making it
)You've got Christmas sorted - it's time for the family now.