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10 unique birthday ideas to melt 'his' heart

1.A photo collage

'Just me and you' birthdays are boring after a while, so involve his family and friends, and earn brownie points too! Plan well, and assign an alphabet from H-A-P-P-Y B-I-R-T-H-D-A-Y to his loved ones (including yourself). You can either write down the alphabets or get it printed, and ask each one of them to pose with it and send you the photo. Once all the pictures come in, make a collage, present it to him and see the glee on his face. Best part? Distance is no bar and you can get all his friends and family involved, even if they are overseas.

2. Message jamboree

Get his family and friends to send you birthday messages for him. Print them on coloured papers, put them in a jar and present them to him. If you want to add a personal touch, ask them to write it in their own handwriting, click a picture of it and send it to you, which you can then print. Alternatively, you can make a collage of the pictures and present it as either a soft or hard copy. This is sure to get you a big hug and a kiss!

3. Chalk it out

Buy some coloured chalks and write happy birthday in big, bold letters on the floor or wall of the bedroom. Let him wake up and see it first thing in the morning. There's no doubt he will feel like the king of the world.

4. A king's heart

Get a crown for him, coronate him and declare him as the king of that day. Now ask him to jot down his wishes for the day and make him feel supreme.

5. A treasure hunt

If you are the lovey-dovey couple, put sticky love notes in places he is most likely to find them. Think the loo, lunchbox, in the car, pockets of his trousers, breakfast tray and in his cupboard, and make him feel loved all day. After all, what are birthdays for!

6.Your own film

Collate all your pictures and make a touching slideshow presentation with all his favourite songs running in the background. Warning: This might bring some tears to his eyes.

7.Quick fix diy gifts

Short of time but still want to make a handmade creative for him? Make an origami fortune teller and fill it with sweet nothings for him on all the eight flaps. In case you don't know how to make one, there are many tutorials available online. Easy to make, this will get ready in less than 15 minutes.

8.Blow his mind away

Blow a few heart-shaped balloons and hang them in the room, just so he is blown off when he comes home from work. You can also buy some helium balloons and put love notes on the loose ends of the strings for him to read.

9. Bake it right
Make a cake for him. Nothing spells special like hand-baked items. If you're unsure about your baking skills, there are ready-to-make sponge cakes available in the market these days. Douse it in chocolate or strawberry sauce and you are ready to go. Don't fret if you don't know how to bake. After all, it's the gesture that matters, right?

10.Be the surprise
If you think it's appropriate, drop into his office unannounced with a bouquet for him and chocolates for all his colleagues. Make sure to dress well, do your hair and smell nice. It will surely floor him.

Lastly, go for a quiet, old-fashioned candle-lit dinner so that the both of you can reminisce about the events of the day.

11/09/2017

It can be such a challenge in our consumer-driven culture to remember the gifts that our kids and others want the most — the gifts of time and focused presence. This can serve as both a value-centered choice as well as a recognition that the less stuff we accumulate, the more time and space we have to actually appreciate what we have (less cleaning, maintenance, etc.).

If you are looking for ideas on how to make your gift-giving more intentional, start with these five tips on how you can give great gifts that will truly last.

1. Let gifts focus on supporting interest areas. Depending on the interests of your child, this can look different. It could be classes, activities, workshops, or tools such as binoculars, s magnifying glass, knitting needles or s bug box. I love to support my kids in pursuing their passions, whatever they might be, and this is one time I allow myself to get a little more extravagant (particularly if I am fairly certain that it will have some lasting power). I also think it is vitally important that gifts be of good quality. I don’t believe in giving kids ‘lookalikes’ like fake binoculars or poor quality art supplies that don’t actually perform well. They are frustrating to use and don’t truly support what it is that the kids are hoping to do with them.

2. Let gifts be practical. Especially with younger kids, practical gifts can be really fun and exciting! Gardening tools, kids kitchen tools, new clothes or shoes or a raincoat are all great gifts. I love buying practical gifts for my kids. It is an expense I know I will need to make anyway, and with it being a birthday gift, I feel justified spending a little more to get an upgraded version that I know will last really well — and that my kiddos are going to love!

3. Let gifts be experiences. Whether this be a membership, class or gift certificate to try something new (like paint pottery or go to a trampoline park!), most kids love to explore and try new things, and once again, it is an opportunity to offer an experience that may be outside your everyday budget.

4. Let gifts be time. I think it is so powerful for gifts to focus around time. Kids clearly crave focused time with their parents, and it is always an appropriate gift to give. (And how powerful to show them from a young age the power of giving someone your focused attention, love and presence because that fills gaps that no present ever will!) When possible, I highly recommend taking kids out one at a time. This allows you to tailor the time specifically to the child and the space to feel as though attention is truly focused on them without siblings competing for the limelight.

5. Let gifts support the way you want your children to view themselves in the world.If you have worked with me or followed me for any length of time, you know what a proponent I am of parents being really strongly in connection with the inner dialogue of their children and what it is that you want your child to know about herself in the world. For instance, if you want your child to view herself as self-sufficient, what does that mean for you? Cooking himself a meal? She can hammer a nail and saw wood? He can sew on a button? Give gifts that support them in being these things, whether that be kid-sized kitchen tools, sewing supplies, small wood shop tools (or, if you’re brave like me, a real toaster oven they can do their own baking in, with supervision, of course!).

Keep it simple! One to three gifts is plenty when they are thoughtful and perfectly suited to the recipient. Young kids are happy with fairly minimal toys in general as long as what they have supports them in creativity, open play and purely connecting with other people and the natural world! Allow yourself to see the world through their eyes, choose wisely, and keep it simple so they can appreciate what they get without overwhelm.

At times it may feel like you’re swimming against the tide when you see other kids’ toy rooms, advertisements and toy stores. Allow yourself to look inward to decide what is ‘enough’ for you and your children, and if necessary express your values to friends and family so that they can understand and appreciate your need to not accumulate endless plastic ‘stuff.’

What do you think? Do you use any of these strategies in your gift giving? I’d love to hear your ideas and perspectives!

11/09/2017

These Easy Tips Will Guarantee You Find the Perfect Gift for Everyone on Your List

This is the ultimate guide to finding the perfect gift for anyone and everyone. Seriously. We have watched complete strangers put together, send, and receive hundreds of thousands of gifts in our online gift exchanges, and we’ve learned a thing or two (or nine) about what makes a great gift.

1. Make the present an event. Get creative with the packaging! Rather than just handing them a gift in regular wrapping paper, think of the gifting experience as an event—and you want to make sure they enjoy it. Hide his gift and send him on a scavenger hunt to find it. Rather than just giving him a gift card, hide a secret message in a Twilight book that sends him to the gift card code. Or sew her present into a giant stuffed shark so she has to do surgery on it to get it out. And never, ever, underestimate the sheer fun of unwrapping presents. Sometimes, quantity can mean quality, when it’s a bunch of small individually wrapped items.

2. Now, literally give an experience. She loves Les Mis but already has the book and the movie and the movie poster? Buy her tickets to see the show. One of my all-time favorite gifts I’ve seen was a step-by-step mystery guide that sent the giftee to a restaurant, bought him a Flying Spaghetti Monster dinner, and paid for him and his date to play at the arcade.

3. Make a list of all the things the person is interested in and things that define who they are. Make this list long—spend at least two full minutes writing down as many things as you can. Now brainstorm something to go with every item on that list, small or big. You don’t have to give all of those gifts, but you’re going to hit on some cool ideas you wouldn’t have otherwise, and when you combine a few of them, your giftee will appreciate how personal and thoughtful you were. One guy who suffers from depression, loves science fiction, and is also interested in male fashion got a potentially life-changing gift that was perfectly tailored to him. Someone who loves bacon got a year-long gourmet bacon-of-the-month subscription. Hell yes.

4. Look to the past. Maybe someone on your list recently graduated from college, and you could frame his diploma for display. One of our gift exchange participants received a painting of her dog that had died the year before. Let them relive their childhood. One participant, whose brother had sold his Nintendo 64, received another one. And what child hasn’t wished they could eat just the marshmallows out of the Lucky Charms box?

5. Ask yourself what that person needs. I know what you’re saying. Stop it. They DO need something. The key is to think broader. What does a super busy successful businessman need? Time, probably. There are tons of products out there to help people run their lives more efficiently. You could even ask other people you know what their pro tips are. Have a sister in nursing school? Put together a student nurse survival kit! Thinking on a more general level will help you get outside your regular, narrower view of that person.

6. Do some stalking. If all else fails, stalk. Most people have a wishlist on Amazon, and they’ll be pretty surprised and delighted if you somehow found just the thing they wanted without even asking—and that they may have even forgotten they wanted themselves. Look through their Facebook history for clues. If they’re a redditor, you can see what types of things they’ve posted and commented on before, and they might also have a wishlist on the reddit marketplace.

7. Include a little bit of yourself. Make it personal in a different way—personalized from you rather than for them. Create a piece of art, write a song, knit a scarf—you get the idea. Combine this with one (or more) of the above suggestions for an ultra-personalized gift.

8. Make them laugh. Don’t just give a Kindle. Give your crazy liberal friend a Kindle hidden inside a copy of Sarah Palin’s autobiography. Know someone who loves potatoes? Give her 22 pounds of them. Comedy Central blogger Mike Pomranz of Tosh.0 participated in one of our gift exchanges and sent his giftee one hundred trillion dollars—and it was real, it just also happened to be a now-defunct Zimbabwean currency.

9. Be charitable. Ok, so someone on your list REALLY has everything he or she needs? I don’t believe you, but that’s okay, because there are a lot of other people out there who don’t have everything they need. Find something they’re passionate about, and then donate to that cause. Did she volunteer in Haiti? Donate to the charity she went over there with. Is he a dog lover? Donate to an animal rescue. There are thousands of charities helping teens get off the streets, curing cancer, rehabilitating drug addicts, fighting for women’s reproductive rights, and more. Make a gift to a cause that matters in their name.

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