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I'm 9 and not allowed to go to a big shop myself. What do I get my sister for Christmas?

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If you're only 9, your sister will not expect much from you. There is no need to stress and worry about buying gifts. Try making a DIY gift. There are many ideas online, and you can ask your parents to help you.

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I have a sister who's urban in a way. She would like headphones, maybe a Nike hoodie, but I can't afford it. What should I do?

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If your sister listens to music on an iPhone, iPad, or computer, an iTunes gift card would work, or maybe a gift card to an electronics store like Best Buy so you can help her pay for her headphones.

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What should I get for my ten year old sister?

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You can ask her if there is anything that she would like, and then base her present off of things that she enjoys or wants. You can also always get her a gift card so that she can pick out her own gift.

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My sister is away from me for her studies. She comes twice a year, what gift can I buy for her?

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You don't have to buy her a gift. You can make or spend time together as a gift at her favorite places.

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My sister is always mad at me. Should I buy her a money card?

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If you're looking to solve an issue in your relationship, buying her a gift is not the way to go. You should try talking to her, confiding in her that you feel like she's been unusually angry at you lately. Ask her if there's something wrong that's causing her to be irritated with you. Gifts are always a nice thought, but they don't absolve you of having to put in the communication and work necessary for a healthy sibling relationship.

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What gift ideas do you have for my 13 year old sister?

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It depends on her personality. Think of what she likes, or what she wants. And if you really have no idea, gifts for everyone that impress, no matter their personality, include: Books, puzzles, t-shirts (but you have to know that she will like it!), nice smelling shower gel, a voucher, favorite candy, etc.

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What should I buy my sister for her 50th birthday?

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Maybe a picture of you and her when you were young in a frame, a silly jumper/hoodie, a coffee mug with a best sister message, a photo album of the best experiences you had together and maybe a voucher to a pampering experience. If you have more money, taking a trip together for a weekend somewhere you both love can be a nice gift; it can be after the birthday, just write a voucher for it as a gift.

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My younger sister doesn't want a birthday party for her 9th birthday, so I'm planning a surprise birthday party. But I have no clue what to get for her present?

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It depends on what your sister likes - ask her what her interests are. Like, for example, pretend your sister says she loves sports, you can get her a baseball and bat or a soccer ball.

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What should I get my 5 year old sister?

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It depends what her interests interests are or what she likes to play with. For example, your sister says she likes to build with things. You could buy her blocks or a 5 year old engineering kit.

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