Christmas Gift Guide for Teenagers
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Getting started on your Christmas shopping but falling short of ideas? This Christmas gift guide for teenagers will give you a few things to get your grey cells working.
Relative Insanity Game
Relative Insanity is the game guaranteed to get your teens out of their room, away from those screens and interacting with the family again.
In this fun game about crazy families, you will read out a set-up card and then each player selects a punchline card, the reader selects their favourite.
Pennywise Power Bank
Teens are never far from their mobile phones and get through battery life like there’s no tomorrow. The Power Squad Power Banks come in a variety of characters including Pennywise, Beetlejuice, Harley Quinn, The Joker, Batman and Rick and Morty from Cartoon Network. Now they will need to find a new excuse for not being able to text you back!
- 2500mAh capacity Powerbank
- Charges most Smartphones fully from flat
- Includes Powerbank charging cable
- Requires device charging cable for use
- Multiple designs available
Get yours on this special link and save 15% on your first purchase or use code MMXPS15 when prompted at the checkout. (Check out Hermione Granger and the Harry Potter Power Squad in the Tween’s Gift Guide).
Tilley Slouch Reversible Beanie
Beanie hats are a must in the cold winter weather, our teen is rarely seen without his beanie hat now that the cold weather has set. This Slouch Reversible Beanie from Tilley is made from 100% non-mulesing merino wool exterior and are naturally durable, breathable, moisture-wicking.
The Slouch Reversible Beanie is available in three different colourways; Mustard/Grey, Red/Black and Grey/Black which makes them perfect for travelling as it gives you two options in one item.
Lyle & Scott Backpack
The Lyle & Scott backpack from Mainline Menswear is a smart and stylish backpack which teens won’t be afraid to be seen carrying. The backpack has two adjustable padded shoulder straps with a woven handle on top and zip fastening to the main compartment which has two pouch compartments inside. An additional zipped compartment is on the front with the signature Lyle And Scott Eagle logo stud in yellow and black.
Mince Spies Game
Teens have stealth and sneakiness down to a fine art so the Mince Spies game is perfect for them. Before the day is out they have to carry out a mission from one of the Mince Spies coasters and see if anybody guesses what they are doing.
Are you looking for gift ideas for your tween children? Head over to our Gift Guide for Tweens.
10 Comments
Jon
November 22 at 3:13 pm
Some great ideas here. I’m sure that pennywise power bank would go down a treat with any teenager!
Sabina Green
November 25 at 2:11 pm
I don’t know why they like him so much but he’s definitely a hit!
Claire
November 22 at 5:12 pm
I love these ideas, especially the two games.
The first one sounds like a clean version of cards against humanity.
Thank you for sharing x
Sabina Green
November 25 at 2:11 pm
That’s exactly what I thought and why I liked it so much 🙂 x
Jenni
November 23 at 9:49 pm
I don’t have any teenagers to buy for yet, but my 9 year old would love that beanie. He’s never without a hat.
Sabina Green
November 25 at 2:12 pm
I don’t blame him, I love a good beanie hat 🙂
Playdays and Runways
November 25 at 9:23 pm
I like the look of Mince Spies, I think I’d like to try that myself.
Sabina Green
November 27 at 10:27 pm
I think we will have lots of fun with it this Christmas 🙂
Laura Schwormstedt
November 26 at 2:03 pm
Loving in the slouchy beanie – great choice. My kids are still a bit too young but this is a great list for older ones!
Laura x
Sabina Green
November 27 at 10:25 pm
I love the Beanie too, quite fancy it for myself though 😉