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Every year, people in the UK receive almost 60 million unwanted Christmas gifts. By doing some quick maths, it means around £380 million is wasted on Christmas presents that are not what people have on their list. Making a present gift list is an exciting part of Christmas traditions for children, young and old.
A Christmas wish list also makes practical sense to share ideas of what children want for Christmas. Lists of gift ideas can also help reduce the stress of planning presents for children and make sharing ideas with friends and family easy.
The act of making a Christmas gift wish list creates a lot of excitement for children as they think about what might be under the tree on Christmas morning. Collating a wishlist encourages children to think about what they’d like to receive and be thoughtful when selecting Christmas gifts.
It allows parents to understand their children’s interests and preferences more deeply.
Depending on the child’s age, Christmas wish lists can look very different.
Here are some tips for getting the most out of making a children's Christmas gift list.
For older children or families where gifters are more geographically spread, user-friendly digital wishlist platforms make creating, accessing, and updating the list easy. Items, including colour or size preference notes, can be added at any point to ensure the correct gift is chosen.
Consider a mix of fun, educational, and age-appropriate items when creating a children's Christmas gift list. Here are some ideas:
Remember to consider the child's age, interests, and any specific preferences they may have when selecting gifts.
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