Some kids may just want a boatload of Robux for the holidays, but honestly, it's more satisfying to gift them something a tiny bit more tangible or that you can enjoy together.
Gadgets like Apple's entry-level iPad ($249) make for popular gifts, but it's okay to pull back a little and opt for something a little more unplugged, such as a cooperative board game ($31.99) or a motorized Nerf blaster ($64.99).
All of them are age-appropriate, and some ideas, like a subscription-based family photo book ($21), can even bring the entire fam together (if not physically, then at least in photographic form).
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