My 9-year old daughter wants an iPod Touch this Christmas. Should I give it to her?
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Financial prudence during these times.
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but what if he or her wanted one now shoud you give it to him or her now or at her birthday.
i think you shoud google ipod touch for 50 dollar and than look at the choses and than buy ir onine and save a whole lot of money so think for it this way 50dollar onine or 199 dollars at the store and by the way what if my 9 year old has the money to buy a ipod touch shoud i let her buy it or shoud i say no and then get it you him on this birthday
I can afford to pay the gadget in cash. I am worried about the expense that would come afterwards... buying music and games. Maybe (if I ever I buy it, I should make sure first that she would be paying on other expenses).
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I meant, if I were to see a child with one. Not your child in particular.
Don't get the idea that they are teen girls, teen aged girls will tell you that these are something you can't go wrong with! Video game players and iPod playback are also the good Christmas gift for Teen girl. Else, you can prepare a Christmas Memory Box Gift at home.
http://www.convert-video-dvd.com/tutorial/christmas-special-offer-guide.html#115
Not really a spoiled child ever. Very good in school.... first honor student... just had recitals in guitar and piano...
If we assume that she is mature & responsible enough for it, would it be a commensurate reward to how she has been this past year? In school? With you (her parents)? Gift should not be a freebie, IMO, they should reflect and guide a child into the direction of proper behavior (good grades, personal & social responsibility).
Otherwise like the previous poster said - you are just making more spoiled kids who will grow up to be spoiled adults.
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A few years back I had a Creative Zen Micro, it was a good, functional mp3 player. It doesn't scratch up easily and it came in a whole bunch of great colors. I'd assume they're still making that or something similar.
I'd recommend something with flash memory as well. No moving parts means they'll fail less frequently. Besides, 8, 16 or 32 gb should be plenty of memory for a kid's musical library.
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Music is healthy for childrena dn iPods are very affordable so you won' be breaking the bank on something that she may scratch up or lose.
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Maybe save the idea for her 13th birthday? And in the meantime there are MP3 players better suited for children that are easier to use and less likely to break but still have the memory for hundreds of songs.
SanDisk sells great MP3 players and my five year old has one which he uses all the time all on his own without instruction. His is the Sansa Shaker, your daugher would probably want one a bit more advanced and for that I would recommend the SanDisk Sansa Fuze 2GB MP3 Player which you can get for under $70.
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Your nine year old has a cell phone and an ibook? Are you in the market to adopt any 31 year old Ivy Leaguers? Think of the years of free tutoring!
She is very responsible with gadgets. Her cellphone looks like new despite being a year old. Her iBook is two years old and remains very clean. I allow her to use my computer when she wants to edit short videos. Her electric guitar is well maintained... I am more concerned right now with the expense that would come with it if I buy one... iTunes $$$
But a younger university student would not seem as odd! Consider the possibility of adopting a 20 year old who would blend in easier than a 31 year old, with even *more* years of free tutoring!
fragile... I think this is crucial when I decide