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2024 Gift Guide: Teens, Relatives, Teachers

MONews
3 Min Read

Who’s left on your vacation list? There are always a few people who are difficult to shop for, and you said the hardest gift recipients are preteens, in-laws, and teachers. Here are several ideas, most of which are under $30…

Teens and 20s:

Preteens and teens are notoriously difficult to shop for, so here are some ideas. A cafe gift card to order whatever you want or quiet basketball So you can dribble even while your parents are at work. If you’re style-conscious, consider cute pajamas (a budget-friendly option). here), H&M gift certificate or Cool phone case (I would love this, ngl). Lastly, if you want some book recommendations for pre-teens, my 11-year-old Anton and I are poring over graphic memoirs. uprootedRuth Chan talks about moving from Toronto to Hong Kong as a child.

schoolmaster:

Now that my children are in middle and high school, I feel more grateful to their teachers than ever. (Anton’s teacher recently asked the kids to take it easy on cologne, lol.) A teacher named Kristyn expresses her gratitude with a thank you note. “On hard days, I pin it to the back of my desk to give it some encouragement.” “It’s also best to email your boss to share an anecdote about something we’ve done for your child,” adds Whitney. A gift certificate to a local cafe, lunch spot, or Target will come in handy all year long. “The teachers have all the mugs,” says Katie, but the kids themselves can do no wrong, says Sarah. “Every leaf your child finds will bring tears to your eyes.” And if all else fails, I swear these earplugs “I’ve always loved a good scarf,” admits my boyfriend Freddie, who teaches history around a group of moody teenagers.

Relatives/Grandparents:

For your in-laws or grandparents, choose a personal gift, such as a traditional snack, condiment, or cookie from where you’re from (I’d do English shortbread or Michigan cherry jam). Or, choose a service you will use regularly, such as a magazine subscription or subscription. duck head umbrella. Another approach is to consider your hobbies. If you like home decoration bow hook? If they are avid readers, consider it. this witty novelIt topped many best of 2024 lists. Lastly, donating to a cause they care about is always a great move.

thought? Does this help? What other obstacles are there in your life?

PS A shopping guide that was hard to find last year, and watertight 2024 Cup of Jo gift guide!

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