Nicky BardinHost
Sandy MillerGuest
The first one is probably the most obvious one, and it's really about gifting cash.

And if you gift as a married couple, you could combine that into $38,000 total for the year.

We will try to give one gift of toy and then the rest is money to be used towards whatever either the child wants or whatever the parent wants.

So at this point, being as young as they are, it's really up to the parents to decide.

See, I love that you do that because I remember when my kids, my kids now are nine and ten, but when they were little, it's just that grandparents always like to spoil the grandkids.

And I remember how much toys started accumulating in the first few years of life where it's just toys everywhere.

You can't set your foot in the room and they're all collecting dust because statistically speaking, I believe kids only play with about three toys.

In fact, it is important to be in touch with your children before you gift to the grandchildren because the society today, they like to be minimalist.

So we try to make it more focused on one special toy and then the rest be money to help them in the future.

But when our grandchildren are a little bit older, I think it's important to try and teach them the envelope method or the three jar method, just trying to help them understand that You have some money that you can use for spending on little gifts for now.

The first one is probably the most obvious one, and it's really about gifting cash.

And if you gift as a married couple, you could combine that into $38,000 total for the year.

We will try to give one gift of toy and then the rest is money to be used towards whatever either the child wants or whatever the parent wants.

So at this point, being as young as they are, it's really up to the parents to decide.

See, I love that you do that because I remember when my kids, my kids now are nine and ten, but when they were little, it's just that grandparents always like to spoil the grandkids.

And I remember how much toys started accumulating in the first few years of life where it's just toys everywhere.

You can't set your foot in the room and they're all collecting dust because statistically speaking, I believe kids only play with about three toys.

In fact, it is important to be in touch with your children before you gift to the grandchildren because the society today, they like to be minimalist.

So we try to make it more focused on one special toy and then the rest be money to help them in the future.

But when our grandchildren are a little bit older, I think it's important to try and teach them the envelope method or the three jar method, just trying to help them understand that You have some money that you can use for spending on little gifts for now.
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