Disney845
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No children of our own, but we bought the 10 month old nephew a "My Pal Scout" from Leap Frog. I bought it online at Amazon a little less, but I saw that they had it at Target for around $20. They also have a girl version called My Pal Violet. It is for 6-36 months. Scout/Violet is a talking puppy (very soft) which comes with a cord to plug him/her into your computer and you tell it your child's name and favorite foods/colors, etc. It then personalizes the interaction it has (talking/singing) with your child. Again, we don't have any children, but the gift "looks/feels/sounds" very cute, so hopefully it will go over well.
For the 16 year old, I agree with the other posters that gift cards would probably be most practical (if you don't know her/her needs yet), but if she just had a baby at such a young age (of course none of us know the circumstances behind that), she has probably been having to be practical and very grown up very quickly, and perhaps unpractical/fun gifts wrapped under the tree would be nice for Christmas to make her feel like the teen she still is. If you know her sizes then hoodies, jeans, shoes, if you don't then cute teen style scarves/gloves, makeup/nail polish, hair products, sunglasses, inexpensive Claire's type jewelry, etc.
For the 16 year old, I agree with the other posters that gift cards would probably be most practical (if you don't know her/her needs yet), but if she just had a baby at such a young age (of course none of us know the circumstances behind that), she has probably been having to be practical and very grown up very quickly, and perhaps unpractical/fun gifts wrapped under the tree would be nice for Christmas to make her feel like the teen she still is. If you know her sizes then hoodies, jeans, shoes, if you don't then cute teen style scarves/gloves, makeup/nail polish, hair products, sunglasses, inexpensive Claire's type jewelry, etc.