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Just wondering if you swap gifts during Christmas?

My family does not really, we just like to hang out for a meal together.

Since I've had two nephews though, I've decided to give them some of my LEGO sets each Christmas.

For myself, as I am still into toys, I decided to get myself a He-Man figure (from the new "classics" line).

Yep. My mom is still big into giving my brother and me presents from 'Santa'. But now that we're older, my brother and I give presents back to our parents.

We've always given gifts to eachother at my place, for as long as I can remember. 'Course, as we get older we have to start using our own money! T.T

Nah I just swap the labels to make sure I get what I want.



(JK)

My dad's side doesn't really do gifts anymore except for the kids. My mom and sister will usually give me some candy or lotion or something. My husband's family gives gifts every year and I kind of wish they didn't, frankly. I usually make cookies or bread or something for family and send cards to my friends.

My family swaps gifts with eachother. I especially like to make homemade gifts for them. :3!

Yeah, we enjoy doing it, as long as we remember the symbolism behind it.

Last year I made cards for everyone, and this year my sister and I are making some... items for everyone. >.> It's a secret... <.<

hiding the item's name because of siblings here?

My family does a gift exchange every year, but we don't exactly shower each other with presents. We usually end up with about 2-3 items/person.

Generally, only our immediate family give presents to each other (resulting in several gifts each), besides the occasional hamper from relatives.

Indeed, me and my family exchange gifts This year it was extra special due to my Sister getting Married and bringing in her Husband to our family. We welcomed him with open arms and made it the best Christmas ever!

Do you mean swap gifts like Secret Santa? If it is, then yes. Every Christmas party I have been always has a gift exchange, sometimes they even put in price limits on our gifts.