Books are always a good thing to give. I stock up on nice books from thrift shops and add them to my daycare collection. Then, find one I think they'd like when the time gets near and wrap it. You don't have to say you got it at a thrift shop or rummage because it looks brand new and technically it was "part of the daycare collection of books" just not used yet at the daycare. Does anyone think this is wrong? I know it's used, but it doesn't look like it. This way, they get a gift that is educational and age appropriate yet doesn't cost over a dollar each time. You could also buy new books too, some are only a few dollars.

Reply