Does this sounds ok?

[xprincessx]

Right, I don't see OH's mum over a pathetic incident that happened at her house when Callum was 5 months old. He hasn't seen her since and he is now 13 months old. But I still wanted to get her a christmas present to be amicable and I would love for them to see each other again. I am doing a hamper of her favourite things and have these so far

- Her favourite tea (yorkshire tea)
- Marmalade (she only buys this special occasions as it's "expensive" )
- Lindt 75% dark chocolate
- Pack of mince pies
- Pen with either "Barbara" or "Granny" on it (need to get this - will depend on stock in shop I live near)

What else could I put in it? She is not into pampering or anything specific really. But wanted to bulk it up with a couple of cheapy bits. I am putting them in a box instead of a wicker basket so have a bit more room free

Thanks x

 

[jensonsmummy]

sounds good, how about some shortbread, sainsburys had small boxes for 1pound, or even a cheap photo album with photos of ur LO

 

[xSophieBx]

A cheap photobook(they do deals all the time on these and u can get a small one) address it to 'Granny'(or wotever shes called) & then fill it with pics of your little boy in since 5months...

 

[mandy81]

I think Jensonsmummy's idea is great about the photo album

maybe some nice christmas candles, sweets, christmas socks ??

 

[R_x]

a keyring/magnet/mug with photo of little one on

 

[TeresaG]

The photo book idea is lovely or you could get a nice frame with a picture of your LO in it.

Other ideas that would be quite cheap I think are:
sweets
biscuits
bubble bath
candle

 

[KiansMummy]

I like the idea of the shortbread, maybe some hot chocolate(snowman soup) , the photo book? Is there any books she may like to read? Xx

 

[sabby52]

Shortbread sounds good, a granny mug, a granny Christmas tree ornament, or how about making some salt dough decorations, maybe one of LO's hand and let him paint it (with help of course) xx