I absolutely spoil my 3 I admit. But I wouldn’t recommend it as it gets bigger and bigger each year. Which is fine if you can afford it but if you struggle then just do what you can afford. Christmas is about a lot more than presents x
Last year I spent about £350 on McKenzie so far got £100 each for boys saved and will end up getting a lot more probably but whatever we can afford at the time really xx
We spent about £250 on Theo last year. But he was in need of new clothes, which we probably spent around £50 on and we got him a trike which cost £100 (it goes from 9months to 4 years).
This year we wont be spending much. Maybe £150. He doesn't need much so it will be mostly toys and books. X
We’re the same, what we can afford and we keep it reasonable. Usually around the £100 mark. Last year we spent more on the eldest as we bought him a switch, but I used lots of my nectar points. When they’re little they don’t really want for much or need much. I often buy clothes when they’re little.
I wouldn't spend loads when they are little they grow out of things so fast, you might want to start saving for when their older they cost so much with all the new gadgets out 😂 my ten year olds stuff is ridiculous prices.
We've never set a budget we just kinda do what we can afford. I think it was around the £100 mark last year. Honestly when their little keep it simple. Spending hundreds & getting loads just overwhelms them. They end up playing with nothing & not appreciating what they have. As they get older they want much more & expensive things too 🤣
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I absolutely spoil my 3 I admit. But I wouldn’t recommend it as it gets bigger and bigger each year. Which is fine if you can afford it but if you struggle then just do what you can afford. Christmas is about a lot more than presents x
Casey·
Spend what you can afford they don’t need much. We haven’t set a budget just getting bits we know they will use
Emma ·
I spend £300each on my kids but i do parks so save all yr for there Christmas. 🎄
Lauren Natalia·
Last year I spent about £350 on McKenzie so far got £100 each for boys saved and will end up getting a lot more probably but whatever we can afford at the time really xx
Jamie·
We spent about £250 on Theo last year. But he was in need of new clothes, which we probably spent around £50 on and we got him a trike which cost £100 (it goes from 9months to 4 years).
This year we wont be spending much. Maybe £150. He doesn't need much so it will be mostly toys and books. X
Genevieve ·
We’re the same, what we can afford and we keep it reasonable. Usually around the £100 mark. Last year we spent more on the eldest as we bought him a switch, but I used lots of my nectar points. When they’re little they don’t really want for much or need much. I often buy clothes when they’re little.
MissAshleyAnne·
I wouldn't spend loads when they are little they grow out of things so fast, you might want to start saving for when their older they cost so much with all the new gadgets out 😂 my ten year olds stuff is ridiculous prices.
Sara-Louise·
We've never set a budget we just kinda do what we can afford. I think it was around the £100 mark last year. Honestly when their little keep it simple. Spending hundreds & getting loads just overwhelms them. They end up playing with nothing & not appreciating what they have. As they get older they want much more & expensive things too 🤣
Beth ·
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£200 for Maya this year and £200 for birthday :)
Could change though! But she’s not really in need of anything apart from warmer clothes.
I like tkmaxx as I can usually get her the toys she likes cheaper there! Maya likes any toys though! Even if it costs £1! She’s not at all fussed!
There’s really no need to spend a lot or get yourself into debt :) I may just get her 5-10presents...
For her birthday I took her to the poundshop and let her choose what we she wanted XX
Ashleigh·
Whatever I can afford. Probably about £100-£150 in total and I don’t buy everything at once x