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Cash in a card a suitable present for a 14 year old daughter?

Gerry Rio · 2015-02-19 18:57:18

Myself and my daughter's mother are separated so I dont know her as well as I could or should when it comes to her birthday as I dont see her as much as Id like. I do know however that she is coming into that age where she has lots of gadgets already, so I cant get her an MP3 player etc as she already has one. Would giving…

19-02-2015 6:57pm

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Gerry Rio

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Myself and my daughter's mother are separated so I dont know her as well as I could or should when it comes to her birthday as I dont see her as much as Id like. I do know however that she is coming into that age where she has lots of gadgets already, so I cant get her an MP3 player etc as she already has one.

Would giving her the cash to choose herself be unsuitable at her age? The only other option I can think of would be a gift card for clothes or similar.

Any other separated Dads ever have a similar issues with a teenage daughter?

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#2 20-02-2015 9:23am

Cathmandooo

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How about bringing her shopping to a gadget shop? Make an afternoon of it, go for lunch or dinner and a trip around the shops?

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