Tween is a new word that describes youths who are roughly ages 8-14, who are “between” childhood and the teenage years. The term “tween” is a blend of the words “between” and “teen.”
Goodness, I have a tween daughter!!
I love a list. I'm hoping you do too. I'm listing what tweens want this holiday season.
Our family does 3 gifts to open on Christmas day, a pair of pajamas to open on Christmas eve, and we have a stocking that Santa does (even though my kids know that Santa is a game... I didn't even try with Henry). Santa's stocking aren't the best gifts but that is where I put undies, new socks, their yearly ornament and a small gift card...
Things to keep in mind- I hate toys... because my kids aren't responsible and don't clean up after themselves. We are keeping the things to a minimum. (And because I am Konmari method-ing the house...
What do Tweens want:
1. Shoes
Lucy told me that shoes give her a good tickle and make her so happy. She also really wants to wear high heels. This tom's wedge is a good tween choice because of the low heel. Leopard is sassy but there are other options available. Dillards has them on sale.
2. Tablets
Jonathan heard Lucy say she wanted a tablet and the technology nerd came out and replaced the parent. I'd rather the kids not have a tablet because I want them outside running but limited technology time isn't a bad thing I've been told...
3. Shopkins
4. Speak out Game
game - speakout
5. Anything Descendants
Book 2: We are reading this now because Lucy can't wait to see what happens next!
Second Book descendants
This was a must have at the book fair...
6. Nail Polish
7. Lip Gloss
8.soft clothes
I have many friends who sell Lularoe.. we have been gifted with some amazingly soft pants!
You can't go wrong with Under Armour.
(moms, you can wear a yxl sweatshirt. It's super comfy too!
(I usually wear a medium but yxl fits great...It's cheaper)
Pajamas + Slippers
(sibling sets...)
Stocking Gifts
Panties
Socks
gift card
Yearly ornament
colored pencils
dry erase markers
All I wanted as a tween was...
Happy Holiday Shopping!
God is bigger than this and Jesus Can fix-it.
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