Christmas is a time of year when everyone wants to give a little something special to the people in their lives. It's a time for celebration and for giving and receiving. Although we always want to buy something extra special for close family and friends, there are usually a whole host of individuals on our gift lists that we want to give something memorable to. Giving out too many gifts can result in a big credit card bill to pay come January so it's wise to instead think of something that's small and inexpensive but packs a creative punch. A chocolate wrapped in a Christmas candy bar wrapper is ideal.
If you're a parent like me you probably have a youngster who is in the giving spirit. They'll want to pick out a small gift for some of their classmates, their best friend, their teacher and maybe even a coach or two. Obviously going to a mall and buying this many small gifts will quickly add up. A much less expensive alternative is a chocolate wrapped in a Christmas candy bar wrapper.
The wrapper itself can be personalized to include the name of the recipient along with the name of the person giving it. If you are indeed making a wrapper for your child to give out, consider adding a personal image of him or her with the recipient. In the case of classmates, you can even use a class photo or perhaps a picture of your son or daughter with the child they want to give the gift to.
If you're a parent like me you probably have a youngster who is in the giving spirit. They'll want to pick out a small gift for some of their classmates, their best friend, their teacher and maybe even a coach or two. Obviously going to a mall and buying this many small gifts will quickly add up. A much less expensive alternative is a chocolate wrapped in a Christmas candy bar wrapper.
The wrapper itself can be personalized to include the name of the recipient along with the name of the person giving it. If you are indeed making a wrapper for your child to give out, consider adding a personal image of him or her with the recipient. In the case of classmates, you can even use a class photo or perhaps a picture of your son or daughter with the child they want to give the gift to.
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