Gadget Mommy » gifts http://gadgetmommy.com ...navigating technology for families Tue, 16 Mar 2010 18:02:41 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 en hourly 1 Ideas, ideas, ideas…. http://gadgetmommy.com/2009/general/ideas-ideas-ideas/ http://gadgetmommy.com/2009/general/ideas-ideas-ideas/#comments Fri, 09 Oct 2009 17:22:50 +0000 Trish http://gadgetmommy.com/?p=51 Sometimes I feel like I am just out of ideas for presents for my kids. In a way I think it was easier when they were babies when they were entertained by an empty box.  I remember our first Christmas together. I was so excited to see them open their presents. They were more entertained [...]]]> Sometimes I feel like I am just out of ideas for presents for my kids. In a way I think it was easier when they were babies when they were entertained by an empty box.  I remember our first Christmas together. I was so excited to see them open their presents. They were more entertained by the wrapping paper than by what was inside. Oh how I long for those days. Now I am bombarded by “Mom, I want this” every time they see a toy they don’t have. So the pressure is on. With a little over 2 months until Christmas, I have no clue. No inspiration. I aimlessly browse toy websites and stroll up and down the aisles at Target hoping for some glimmer of inspiration. So far…nothing. Zip. Zilch. Nada.  So now, I’m feeling panic set in. I need the perfect gift. I MUST find the perfect gift. There has to be someone out there that can help me. I call on my trusted friend, Google, to come through for me. And here is what I found:

Gifts.com: Not only can you find gift ideas for your kids, but also for any other person and for a variety of occasions. Their holiday recommendation are sorted by age group so that you can easily find recommendations.

Amazon.com: Offers a variety of ways to sort by available toys, as well as lists featuring the best selling toys. Also browse other parent’s lists for their children to get ideas.

Wishlist.com: Not only can you search for toys, but you can add them directly to your child’s wish list. You can then share that list with friends and family (See my previous post on Wishlist.com)

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