One very special Christmas gift is very inexpensive...your time. Set aside an hour or two, on your busy Christmas day, to plan a visit, just to sit and talk. You could share your Christmas meal with the elderly person by making him/her a plate, complete with desert to take with you on your visit.
A heated throw, is a special Christmas gift for the elderly. The elderly often get cold easily, so a heated throw would be a very thoughtful gift of warmth, for those cold winter evenings. A heated throw, may be purchased at almost any department store, for less than $30.00.
A magazine subscription is a special Christmas gift for the elderly. These vary greatly in price, but many may be purchased for as little as $15.00 for a years worth of reading material. Consider the recipients hobbies and interests, then choose a magazine that the elderly person would enjoy reading.
Warm clothing is a special Christmas gift for the elderly. Flannel shirts. cozy sweaters, gloves and caps. Thermal socks, warm house shoes or flannel sleep apparel are also a thoughtful gift. Any of these items can be easily purchased at any department store for $20.00 and under.
Pre-paid debit cards are a special Christmas gift for the elderly. A lot of elderly people live on a fixed income, so their budget is often stretched to the limit. With a pre-paid debit card, the recipient can put the money to use, wherever it is needed. They could also choose to buy something that they have been wanting for a long time, but just couldn't afford. The dollar amount that you put on the debit card is up to you, although some pre-paid debit cards have a minimum limit of $25.00. The pre-paid debit card may be purchased almost anywhere, from Walmart to your local bank.
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Time is the bestest gift anyone can give or receive! Love this article!
These are great gift ideas.
I love the idea of a heated throw. What a great suggestion!
Time is always appreciated by even the not so old. ;o)
I agree with your first ideas: good company and someone to talk and listen to is what they really want. Yes, they will definitely want something to keep them warm- I remember my grandmother always saying that she was feeling cold in the winter.
Wonderful idea of the visit!
Great ideas. I know lots of seniors - particularly the homebound - really enjoy company.
really sweet and thoughtful ideas!