Need Ideas About Valentines Gift

[estelle41]

I’m looking for some gift ideas for my grandma on Valentine’s Day. Grandma is the sweetest person in my life. She loves me unconditionally. I also love her so much. So I want to give her a special valentine's gift.

Do you guys have any ideas of gifts for this occasion?

 

[Murrmurr]

Photos? Old folks don't see many printed photos these days because everyone sends them via devices. Maybe a framed photo of you, or you and Grandma that she can hang on a wall or set on a table.

 

[fuzzybuddy]

This may not be the most romantic solution, it is the cheapest. Well, having a fight on Feb. 13 solves the problem.

 

[Pecos]

This may not be the most romantic solution, it is the cheapest. Well, having a fight on Feb. 13 solves the problem.

Are you still stuck in middle school?

 

[gennie]

This may not be the most romantic solution, it is the cheapest. Well, having a fight on Feb. 13 solves the problem.

Not a nice thing to do to GRANDMA. And besides there may be a will.

I would give her a treat that she really enjoys but rarely has because it is so expensive.

 

[Gaer]

When my Mother was very old, someone gave her a little music box. She squealed with delight when she got it! Just a thought!

 

[Pecos]

I’m looking for some gift ideas for my grandma on Valentine’s Day. Grandma is the sweetest person in my life. She loves me unconditionally. I also love her so much. So I want to give her a special valentine's gift.

Do you guys have any ideas of gifts for this occasion?

First, let me welcome you to this forum. Your question brings me cheer, and your Grandma is a lucky woman.

In pre-COVID days, the best gift was almost always something that created wonderful memories. Taking your Grandma out to a nice dinner would have been a good bet. But those options are largely off the table these days.

Nice flowers are a good bet along with anything else (like great body lotions) that can be enjoyed and used up. Most of us who are seniors probably have more "stuff" than we know what to do with. Our problem is getting rid of it. If you send her flowers, try to have them arrive a day or two early so that they get a prominent position. Other family members may go the same route and you want yours right up front.

Another good option is to do something for your Grandma that she would not normally do for herself. Having her car detailed (washed, waxed, and thoroughly cleaned) is one example.

You have a great day, and I am sure that what ever you get her, your Grandma will love it because it came from you.

 

[estelle41]

Not a nice thing to do to GRANDMA. And besides there may be a will.

I would give her a treat that she really enjoys but rarely has because it is so expensive.

what type of treat

how much expensive

 

[estelle41]

First, let me welcome you to this forum. Your question brings me cheer, and your Grandma is a lucky woman.

In pre-COVID days, the best gift was almost always something that created wonderful memories. Taking your Grandma out to a nice dinner would have been a good bet. But those options are largely off the table these days.

Nice flowers are a good bet along with anything else (like great body lotions) that can be enjoyed and used up. Most of us who are seniors probably have more "stuff" than we know what to do with. Our problem is getting rid of it. If you send her flowers, try to have them arrive a day or two early so that they get a prominent position. Other family members may go the same route and you want yours right up front.

Another good option is to do something for your Grandma that she would not normally do for herself. Having her car detailed (washed, waxed, and thoroughly cleaned) is one example.

You have a great day, and I am sure that what ever you get her, your Grandma will love it because it came from you.

Thank you so much for your efficient advice