How times have changed . . . .

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I'm trying to buy my nephew a birthday present for his 7th Birthday in a week.

His parents are buying him a Wii, a DS and a bike (along with however many other gifts)

I asked him what he wants and he said he would like an Iphone like his Dad's. Or, if not, he would settle for the Ipod touch.

An IPHONE?!?! Ipod touch?!?!

This kid will be 7.

I may be showing my age but at 7 I would have been happy with some lego.

I still have no idea what to buy him but I am trying to stay away from technology for him (which is hard)

any ideas??
 
Is he a single child? One of my Cousins is a single child and gets anything he wants. He got a Motorcross bike a year or so ago even after being told it's an expensive hobby and something you should stick to unless you want to waste a lot of money riding for a month and getting bored of it. Pretty sure he hasn't rode it for months now :rolleyes:

They also have an 18 month old son as well. But he doesn't need a lot lol
 
Get him a Soccer ball or something out doorsy, see if you can beet the strangle hold of technology!:)


If not get him a PS3, The wii is **** :p

outdoorsy is good

or i was even thinking of a board game .. something to include the whole family so he isnt infront of a TV / computer all day. Do they even sell board games anymore???
 
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Can't help thinking that 7 year old will be a bit of lard arse by the time he's 8. None of those gifts seem to encourage activity.

Luckily he is naturally a very active kid .. and he will be getting a bike for his birthday which i intend to make sure he is on as much as possible.

But overall, yup I agree with this point, not necessarily aiming it directly at my nephew but I have seen one or two of his friends who are already heading to obesity and these kind of presents are no doubt one reason for this
 
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