Im buying my 12 year old boyfriend a present any ideas out there guys??
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Buy him a PS3 he will be very happy(:
How about a Waffle Maker so that you can enjoy making and eating delicious waffles together--a wholesome and nutritious activity for kids your age.
If your boyfriend how old are you? If you're 12-16 then you don't even need to be thinking about a boyfriend. Concentrate on school work and enjoying being 12
FIFTEY DOLLARS!?!? That seems like a lot for a birthday present at 12 years old!
$50 is waaaay too much to spend at your age on a boyfriend for a birthday present. Think in terms of something like a CD,
Good luck!!
I agree with the others; $50 is a lot of money for a 12 year old. Get him a CD, a nice shirt, a framed photo of you or y'all together, etc. Don't get anything too expensive. Keep it simple.
Video game or clothes.. Is there anything that he collects or any hobbies that he has?? If so get him something related to that..
well yeah 50 is a lot of money wat im doin for christmas is dat ill get a pic frame wit a pic of me nd him he's 12 to or ill get him a key chain dat u can put a pic
~*good luck :)*~
Wow, how old are you that you have to call him your "12 year old boyfriend"?
$50 won't pay for a gaming system. It will pay for one game for pretty much any gaming system out there. You could give him a gift card from Commerce Bank or America Express so he can get whatever he was. However, I think America Express has a fee for the card. I don't thinke Commerce Bank had a fee for the card. Look around and see if other banks have gift cards like this.
50 dollars and ur 12 that sounds like a lot i would think get him something nice maybe a necklace if u think he would wear it or maybe a watch
if he has an i pod get him an i tunes gift card
$50 is a lot for a 12 yr old kid...or "boyfriend", watever u wanna call him
get him sum ninja turtle action figures, theyre pretty cheap.
Last year I got my bff (who is a boy and twelve years old; also known as my biggest crush!) a t-shirt from Delaware because that is where I used to live. It was only like ten bucks. It was kind of babyish, but I could tell that he kinda liked it...not from the looks of it but he was appreciative of it and blah blah blah. I would get him a CD or a t-shirt or something...nothing real big.
spider man shirt
toy car
perfume
a book and a pencil
12?? I'm 13 and I don't have a gf. Wait till your old like 16, 17, 18. For now, just be friends. I have a friend who is a girl, and we aren't in love or anything.
Depends on what he likes. You could go with the usual- a shirt, a cd. Get him something more personal that you`ll know he will enjoy. Does he have a favorite animal? Draw him a picture or get him a stuffed one. What does he want to be when he grows up? If he wants to be a scientist, take him to some sort of tech museum or buy him a toy microscope. If he wants to be artist buy him some paint and some good quality brushes. It`ll be more meaningful and it`ll be under $50. Don`t forget, it`s the thought that counts
Twelve is too young in my opinian to be in a serios romantic relationship, or to buy him a gift any more than twenty bucks.
$50 dollars is just WAY too much.Jjust buy him a cd or a t-shirt, thats what i do for my friends. DONT LISTEN TO EMILY the thirteenth poster... if you get pregnant that could pretty much ruin your life
buy him a pair of shoezz.
Well, don't listen to those idiots, you age ois very good to have a BF, and i think that 50$ ain't THAT much, but it's a lil hard to find something at 50$ that he may like, i propose u get him a parfume or a T-shirt .. a kiss and a smile and he will be the happiest man on earth. good luck!
i dont think 50$ is that much money dont listen to all of them. i think a nice tee shirt maybe from hollister will do it. also, think about candy. does he have a favorite kind. im 13 and i got my boyfriend a 20 dollar hollister shirt and a pound of sour gummy worms. i got him a balloon too. its the thought that counts.
good luck!
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