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Non-Toy Gifts
November 28, 2017
Do not keep children to their studies by compulsion but by play.
-Plato, Greek philosopher, 427–347 BC
-Plato, Greek philosopher, 427–347 BC
On the website, Your Modern Family, Becky Mansfield lists 50 of her favorite non-toy children's gifts. Here's a sampling:
- "Make them a photo album of memories from the year (use an album where it has room for you to write and share why you loved that moment)
- Tickets to an event
- Classes at a local gym, art studio, dance studio, soccer clinic…
- A gift certificate for books – check out Scholastic and order a gift card for a gift of education
- Recipe cards and ingredients (Make cookies or even playdough)"
Source: "Non-Toy Gifts for Kids," by Becky Mansfield, yourmodernfamily.com
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