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[Solved] Indirect contact advice - Xmas


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(@brurkej)
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It is not so difficult to please a child, but with some effort you can make a really important and memorable gift. Very often, a child's best friends are soft toys, so this could become a very important and memorable gift for the younger one

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(@neil8419)
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I gave my daughter a phone and message her directly on it, I engage through games and apps however it is difficult if your youngest is 5.

Really feel for you but keep persevering! Your children will appreciate your efforts eventually

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