[abcdefghijk123]

Hello, I was just wondering if anyone had any ideas on what I wanted for Christmas. I am 12 and I already have an iPod, Wii, and an Xbox. My mom says that all my family members are getting annoyed because they don't know what I want. I cannot get a phone. So... does anyone know any good gift ideas for under the tree, and stocking stuffers? Thanks!

[abcdefghijk123]

Someone PLEASE answer!! I have to know!!

[ScottGem]

You are asking us to tell you what YOU want? We don't know you or what you might want.

How about games for your Wii or Xbox?

[teacherjenn4]

What about an IPad or a laptop? You can use them for school? Are you a boy or girl? What are your hobbies?

[Alty]

You know you best, so you should know what you want. There's no way for a bunch of strangers on the internet to guess what you want. Heck, I don't even know what to get my own kids, I'm certainly not going to spend time trying to figures out what some kid on the internet wants.

[jenniepepsi]

Do you have other things, like a bike, roller blades or skates, a trampoline, a pogo stick, a skateboard or scooter, things like that?

[smoothy]

Socks and underwear.

[Wondergirl]

Ask for some good children's books that you have enjoyed reading, games like Candyland and Chutes & Ladders and Uno and Yahtzee, and about five stuffed animals. Ask for them BEFORE Christmas because what you will do is take those unwrapped gifts to a place (your newspaper or church or local charity -- your parents can find this out) that is asking for gifts for area poor children who won't get much or anything for Christmas.

It's early in the Christmas season, so you have lots of time to alert your family and relatives and friends about this special project and to gather together the gifts that will be a special way to share your joy! You might even start a new trend in your family!

[Fr_Chuck]

Sounds like you need something to get you out of the house, outdoor games and activity, perhaps membership to something like karate, or dance, or a gym.

[joypulv]

You want us to tell you what you want, and then act like it's the end of the world that no one answered in 10 minutes.

There are kids out there who don't even have heat, clothes, and decent food - much less toys and ipods. Tell us where you live, and we will give you ideas. Or just find out where the nearest shelter is that takes children, or even just the nearest shelter, and go there with bundles of underwear and mittens and hats for the adults and toys for the kids.

[Enigma1999]

Ask for some good children's books that you have enjoyed reading, games like Candyland and Chutes & Ladders and Uno and Yahtzee, and about five stuffed animals. Ask for them BEFORE Christmas because what you will do is take those unwrapped gifts to a place (your newspaper or church or local charity -- your parents can find this out) that is asking for gifts for area poor children who won't get much or anything for Christmas.

It's early in the Christmas season, so you have lots of time to alert your family and relatives and friends about this special project and to gather together the gifts that will be a special way to share your joy! You might even start a new trend in your family!

This was a great answer!

[Enigma1999]

OP, only you know what you want.

I'm not going to suggest anything else to you.

Why? Because you seem like a spoiled kid who has enough.

Perhaps concentrate more on what you can offer others and not so much yourself.

[Enigma1999]

If you are going to be so sassy, then don't even bother answering questions.

You cannot dictate who can and cannot answer on threads. Read the site rules.

Besides, you're just upset because you know to a certain degree I am right.

[odinn7]

I would ask for a Porsche or even a Ferrari.

[Alty]

To the OP. I think WG has a great idea. Since you're already very spoiled, why not ask for presents that to give to kids less fortunate than yourself.

I don't know where you live, but where I live we have something called Santa's Anonymous. People donate toys, they're wrapped and delivered (by volunteers) to families that aren't fortunate enough to afford Christmas.

My family and I buy a gift every year, one from my son, for a child his age, and one from my daughter, for a child her age. We're by no means well off, but this is something we do because we do have it better than many families out there.

We used to volunteer to deliver the gifts, but they changed how they do things. The last few years they do the deliveries within one weekend, and it's always been on a weekend where we have to work, or have other plans we can't change. In the past it was every weekend for 2 months before Christmas.

Why not give to others, since you already have so much, and don't even know what you want since you have everything already.