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Re: Father's Day gift...
Posted by Mags1227
i am not against giving alcohol from kids. DH loves beer and for the past two occasions, my DS goes to the store with me and picks out bottles for daddy and we give him that as a gift. DH loves it cause he gets to try new beers. DS loves it because he got him something he will actually like.
but for an ex, from your child, i'd probably get something else. something homemade. like a popsicle picture frame with a picture of the two of them in it.
I agree.
I have no problem with giving a bottle from a child to their dad.
Because it's for your ex it seems more like you giving the gift. So I'd think of something else.
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Re: Father's Day gift...
Posted by halloweenbabe
Posted by Mags1227
i am not against giving alcohol from kids. DH loves beer and for the past two occasions, my DS goes to the store with me and picks out bottles for daddy and we give him that as a gift. DH loves it cause he gets to try new beers. DS loves it because he got him something he will actually like.
but for an ex, from your child, i'd probably get something else. something homemade. like a popsicle picture frame with a picture of the two of them in it.
I agree.
I have no problem with giving a bottle from a child to their dad.
Because it's for your ex it seems more like you giving the gift. So I'd think of something else.
I kind of agree, but a friend that is divorce got a very expensive bottle of perfume for Mothers Day that it was obviously bought by her ex. She didn't think too much of it, and her DD is 14, perfectly capable to go and get something herself.
I'd say do what is easier for you. If it was me, I'd get only a card 
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