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Snoopy Kids and Christmas Presents

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Date: 12/06/2005 Topic: Christmas > Parenting  
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If you have snoopy kids (or husband) who search and find the Christmas presents you've bought, wrap and code them i.e. a number, letter, color or symbol for each family member. Then store the whole lot over at a neighbor's house. You do the same for her!

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Post By SunshineRose (Guest Post) (09/07/2007)
I knew someone who used stored luggage for storing presents. Instead of numbering presents you could use a different rubberstamp for each child. I use blank filecards folded in half and stamped for tags.


Post By chelsea (Guest Post) (12/07/2006)
i have to kids and i just moved here i have no money to give my kids a christmas that they should have if you can help it would be appreciated thanks my address is
10515 mills tower drive apt.56 rancho cordova, california, 95670 message # 916 308 1206

anything will help i have a 3 year old and a 1 year old boys


Post By christine zemanek (Guest Post) (12/08/2005)
Hi
I remember when I was a child we had an inside oil tank and my mother would hide gifts in that room then tell us something was wrong with the tank and not to go into that room.....believe it or not we never did,we believed her, she also used the space behind her bedroom dresser and closet because us kids were not allowed in my parents bedroom.

Merry Christmas


Post By Cate (Guest Post) (12/07/2005)
I found the best thing to do is to wrap gifts the day you buy, including the gift tag, then pack in a packing box and put in the loft/attic/storage space (the kids can't get up there!)


Post By lOIS OF ca (Guest Post) (12/06/2005)
I coded my gifts with each kids gift was wrapped in the same paper...so come Christmas ...they were told all red paper was Suzy and green was Billy...they never knew..till that day..


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