birthday gift ideas for a brother?

milly

he's turning 27 this sunday he is quite fussy about things & loves expensive things too lol plus in 2 months time he's going become a daddy for the first time too.

i was thinking to give him baby things e.g baby shoes, baby clothes, bottles, bibs, soft toys.

how does that sound?

or should i give him something else??

Answer
Try to buy him something that may be related to his being a daddy for the first time but not in the form of baby apparel. I'm sure a shower will be held for your sister-in-law and of course the baby gifts that will follow once they become parents.

You don't say whether or not you can afford an expensive gift. Just because this is something he loves, as I'm sure we all do, doesn't mean you can't get him something on the less expensive side but that will have much more meaning. Something engraved with #1 Daddy on it, or a small silver piggy bank that you can put the first "deposit" into. Make it something that he will keep and treasure for the rest of his life and that he can then pass on to the son or daughter to be expected.

Baby clothing and other assorted items can be bought at a later time. For now, remind him how happy you are for him and how you are looking forward to having a niece/nephew.

hey guys, need a birthday gift ideas for my brother.?

becauseIsa

My brothers birthday is on the 21st of October. He is really into sports, sports and sports. Need some ideas on a b-day gift please, THANKS!!!!!!

Answer
A jersey of his favorite team.
Tickets to a sports game he would like to see.
Without knowing your brother's age or what you're looking to spend, the ideas are pretty limited.

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Birthday gift ideas for my 17 year old brother?

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He's turning 17 next week. He likes minecraft and xbox live. I bought him microsoft points for christmas already. Wow me:

gracias!

Answer
Buy him a best buy gift card, or see which games he already has, and buy one of the following 3 if he doesn't have them: MW3, Skyrim, or Dead Island. You can't go wrong with these games.

My twins brother birthday gift?

Q. I have a twin brother and for our 12th birthday i have no clue wat to get him for his birthday?He playes football and tennis I just dont know wat to get him can some one please help me...

Answer
A framed picture of the two of you. tell him..the best birthday gift you will ever get is having me as your twin...a funny gift if he has a sence of humor.

You should ask him what he wants for your birthday. If you are close..go to a movie toghether...your treat. I am sure he will make a list and give it to you if you ask. or ask him what he wants from mom and dad...you may get an idea from his answer.
Start a tradition...each year from now on, on your birthday or near it do something special together...bowling, a movie, a ball game, a concert. Go dutch...having a twin must be good and bad but mostly good.

hope you have a Happy Birthday!

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Some DIY birthday gift ideas for my brother who is turning 23?

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It doesn't have to be DIY, I just want to know what 23 year olds like as a gift lol. But I prefer DIY gifts because they are cheaper and special.

Answer
An internal combustion Engine Kit $ 50
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What should I buy or make for birthday gifts?

Maria Gall

I know this may sound rather odd, but I try to plan financially everything I do a year in advance in hopes to avoid any surprises in my checkbook. Anyways, what should I buy or make for people next year for their birthdays? I preferably want to give them a homemade gift (what are some creative ideas for homemade birthday gifts?), but if that's tasteless I'm open to almost anything.

My best friend will turn 44 years old

My brother, his girlfriend, and a friend will turn 19

Important friends will turn 21, 23, and 24

My boyfriend will turn 27

A dear male friend who's in prison will turn 23 yrs. old

A brother will turn 50 and a sister will turn 40.

My important nieces and nephews between 2-15

Daddy will turn 75 (my mom is deceased)

My other siblings and friends will receive birthday cards.

Thank you in advance as I greatly appreciate your input and advice.

Answer
Wow, organization like that is amazing (if a little scary). Only you know your friends, and your talents (some people should never bake anything for anyone), so suggestions really might not be so good.

For those that like them, how about candles? They are easy to make, all you need is some wax (even from old candles), crayons for color, string (dipped in the hot wax, curled around a pencil on one end, weighted with a coin for the bottom of the candle), scent (or unscented - some people like candles but gag @ the smell), maybe one of their favorites (can get samples sometimes, but oils work best), and a quart or half gallon waxed paper juice or milk carton. This also should prob be done in one of those disposable foil pans.

Melt the wax, adding the crayons, scent (or not). Stir. Cut off the top of the carton where it starts to fold, so that you have just the square. Rest the pencil with the string (wick) on top (the weighted end should be at the bottom of the carton. Pour a little wax in to fix the wick in place in the center of the carton. Give it a little time to solidify (about 20 min-1/2 hr. Stick the whole thing in the fridge or freezer if you want to move it along more quickly).

Get some ice cubes from the tray and fill the carton with them. Stir the wax again (the wax should be hot enough to pour). Then pour it into the carton over the ice cubes. Let it cool & set (give it a couple hrs minumum, overnight is best, or do the fridge thing. You don't want to stick this in the freezer or the water in the carton will re-ice). Peel away the carton.

The ice will have created pockets in the candle and it looks pretty cool, certainly not like a factory candle.

For your friend in prison, baked goods sound like the way to go, perhaps lots of cookies he can share. Or a cd?

Ok, I'm off to finish my Christmas shopping for this year, half of which is still undone!

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What is a good birthday gift for a guy in their mid 20's?

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Sara

I need a gift idea for a brother/son/family member, not for a significant other. He is very technological and always on the go. That's pretty much all of the information I have haha. Any ideas for gifts for him would be really appreciated!

Answer
Cologne..something he might not get for himself, you know.

If you know what kind of phone he has, you can get him some apps for his phone...cool ones, of course!

What's a good birthday gift for my 4 year old nephew?

Butt-head

My nephew is turning 4 next week, his birthday party will be based on numbers. He loves numbers. He already has all of the Leapster/Leapfrog stuff. What would be some good gift ideas for him?

He has an older brother, 19+ months older.

Answer
could be a car train,talking teddy bear jigsaw puzzle 1-10 building bricks,
you look look in toys shop you will find some think there
maggy

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Some DIY birthday gift ideas for my brother who is turning 23?

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Freed

It doesn't have to be DIY, I just want to know what 23 year olds like as a gift lol. But I prefer DIY gifts because they are cheaper and special.

Answer
An internal combustion Engine Kit $ 50
acornonline.com

What should I buy or make for birthday gifts?

Maria Gall

I know this may sound rather odd, but I try to plan financially everything I do a year in advance in hopes to avoid any surprises in my checkbook. Anyways, what should I buy or make for people next year for their birthdays? I preferably want to give them a homemade gift (what are some creative ideas for homemade birthday gifts?), but if that's tasteless I'm open to almost anything.

My best friend will turn 44 years old

My brother, his girlfriend, and a friend will turn 19

Important friends will turn 21, 23, and 24

My boyfriend will turn 27

A dear male friend who's in prison will turn 23 yrs. old

A brother will turn 50 and a sister will turn 40.

My important nieces and nephews between 2-15

Daddy will turn 75 (my mom is deceased)

My other siblings and friends will receive birthday cards.

Thank you in advance as I greatly appreciate your input and advice.

Answer
Wow, organization like that is amazing (if a little scary). Only you know your friends, and your talents (some people should never bake anything for anyone), so suggestions really might not be so good.

For those that like them, how about candles? They are easy to make, all you need is some wax (even from old candles), crayons for color, string (dipped in the hot wax, curled around a pencil on one end, weighted with a coin for the bottom of the candle), scent (or unscented - some people like candles but gag @ the smell), maybe one of their favorites (can get samples sometimes, but oils work best), and a quart or half gallon waxed paper juice or milk carton. This also should prob be done in one of those disposable foil pans.

Melt the wax, adding the crayons, scent (or not). Stir. Cut off the top of the carton where it starts to fold, so that you have just the square. Rest the pencil with the string (wick) on top (the weighted end should be at the bottom of the carton. Pour a little wax in to fix the wick in place in the center of the carton. Give it a little time to solidify (about 20 min-1/2 hr. Stick the whole thing in the fridge or freezer if you want to move it along more quickly).

Get some ice cubes from the tray and fill the carton with them. Stir the wax again (the wax should be hot enough to pour). Then pour it into the carton over the ice cubes. Let it cool & set (give it a couple hrs minumum, overnight is best, or do the fridge thing. You don't want to stick this in the freezer or the water in the carton will re-ice). Peel away the carton.

The ice will have created pockets in the candle and it looks pretty cool, certainly not like a factory candle.

For your friend in prison, baked goods sound like the way to go, perhaps lots of cookies he can share. Or a cd?

Ok, I'm off to finish my Christmas shopping for this year, half of which is still undone!

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What is a good birthday gift for a guy in their mid 20's?

Q. I need a gift idea for a brother/son/family member, not for a significant other. He is very technological and always on the go. That's pretty much all of the information I have haha. Any ideas for gifts for him would be really appreciated!

A. Cologne..something he might not get for himself, you know.

If you know what kind of phone he has, you can get him some apps for his phone...cool ones, of course!

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Some DIY birthday gift ideas for my brother who is turning 23?

Q. It doesn't have to be DIY, I just want to know what 23 year olds like as a gift lol. But I prefer DIY gifts because they are cheaper and special.

A. An internal combustion Engine Kit $ 50
acornonline.com

Original Question

What should I buy or make for birthday gifts?

Q. I know this may sound rather odd, but I try to plan financially everything I do a year in advance in hopes to avoid any surprises in my checkbook. Anyways, what should I buy or make for people next year for their birthdays? I preferably want to give them a homemade gift (what are some creative ideas for homemade birthday gifts?), but if that's tasteless I'm open to almost anything.

My best friend will turn 44 years old

My brother, his girlfriend, and a friend will turn 19

Important friends will turn 21, 23, and 24

My boyfriend will turn 27

A dear male friend who's in prison will turn 23 yrs. old

A brother will turn 50 and a sister will turn 40.

My important nieces and nephews between 2-15

Daddy will turn 75 (my mom is deceased)

My other siblings and friends will receive birthday cards.

Thank you in advance as I greatly appreciate your input and advice.

A. Wow, organization like that is amazing (if a little scary). Only you know your friends, and your talents (some people should never bake anything for anyone), so suggestions really might not be so good.

For those that like them, how about candles? They are easy to make, all you need is some wax (even from old candles), crayons for color, string (dipped in the hot wax, curled around a pencil on one end, weighted with a coin for the bottom of the candle), scent (or unscented - some people like candles but gag @ the smell), maybe one of their favorites (can get samples sometimes, but oils work best), and a quart or half gallon waxed paper juice or milk carton. This also should prob be done in one of those disposable foil pans.

Melt the wax, adding the crayons, scent (or not). Stir. Cut off the top of the carton where it starts to fold, so that you have just the square. Rest the pencil with the string (wick) on top (the weighted end should be at the bottom of the carton. Pour a little wax in to fix the wick in place in the center of the carton. Give it a little time to solidify (about 20 min-1/2 hr. Stick the whole thing in the fridge or freezer if you want to move it along more quickly).

Get some ice cubes from the tray and fill the carton with them. Stir the wax again (the wax should be hot enough to pour). Then pour it into the carton over the ice cubes. Let it cool & set (give it a couple hrs minumum, overnight is best, or do the fridge thing. You don't want to stick this in the freezer or the water in the carton will re-ice). Peel away the carton.

The ice will have created pockets in the candle and it looks pretty cool, certainly not like a factory candle.

For your friend in prison, baked goods sound like the way to go, perhaps lots of cookies he can share. Or a cd?

Ok, I'm off to finish my Christmas shopping for this year, half of which is still undone!

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What is a good birthday gift for a guy in their mid 20's?

Q. I need a gift idea for a brother/son/family member, not for a significant other. He is very technological and always on the go. That's pretty much all of the information I have haha. Any ideas for gifts for him would be really appreciated!

A. Cologne..something he might not get for himself, you know.

If you know what kind of phone he has, you can get him some apps for his phone...cool ones, of course!

Original Question

Some DIY birthday gift ideas for my brother who is turning 23?

Q. It doesn't have to be DIY, I just want to know what 23 year olds like as a gift lol. But I prefer DIY gifts because they are cheaper and special.

A. An internal combustion Engine Kit $ 50
acornonline.com

Original Question

What should I buy or make for birthday gifts?

Q. I know this may sound rather odd, but I try to plan financially everything I do a year in advance in hopes to avoid any surprises in my checkbook. Anyways, what should I buy or make for people next year for their birthdays? I preferably want to give them a homemade gift (what are some creative ideas for homemade birthday gifts?), but if that's tasteless I'm open to almost anything.

My best friend will turn 44 years old

My brother, his girlfriend, and a friend will turn 19

Important friends will turn 21, 23, and 24

My boyfriend will turn 27

A dear male friend who's in prison will turn 23 yrs. old

A brother will turn 50 and a sister will turn 40.

My important nieces and nephews between 2-15

Daddy will turn 75 (my mom is deceased)

My other siblings and friends will receive birthday cards.

Thank you in advance as I greatly appreciate your input and advice.

A. Wow, organization like that is amazing (if a little scary). Only you know your friends, and your talents (some people should never bake anything for anyone), so suggestions really might not be so good.

For those that like them, how about candles? They are easy to make, all you need is some wax (even from old candles), crayons for color, string (dipped in the hot wax, curled around a pencil on one end, weighted with a coin for the bottom of the candle), scent (or unscented - some people like candles but gag @ the smell), maybe one of their favorites (can get samples sometimes, but oils work best), and a quart or half gallon waxed paper juice or milk carton. This also should prob be done in one of those disposable foil pans.

Melt the wax, adding the crayons, scent (or not). Stir. Cut off the top of the carton where it starts to fold, so that you have just the square. Rest the pencil with the string (wick) on top (the weighted end should be at the bottom of the carton. Pour a little wax in to fix the wick in place in the center of the carton. Give it a little time to solidify (about 20 min-1/2 hr. Stick the whole thing in the fridge or freezer if you want to move it along more quickly).

Get some ice cubes from the tray and fill the carton with them. Stir the wax again (the wax should be hot enough to pour). Then pour it into the carton over the ice cubes. Let it cool & set (give it a couple hrs minumum, overnight is best, or do the fridge thing. You don't want to stick this in the freezer or the water in the carton will re-ice). Peel away the carton.

The ice will have created pockets in the candle and it looks pretty cool, certainly not like a factory candle.

For your friend in prison, baked goods sound like the way to go, perhaps lots of cookies he can share. Or a cd?

Ok, I'm off to finish my Christmas shopping for this year, half of which is still undone!

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