Want to send something special to your precious

You need to understand that your kid is growing up; he/she is now a young adult. Therefore, the choice of gifts needs to reflect that you love and care as well as understand and respect that your little one is now a member of the adult world.

Food's always good

The best gift to send is always a big bag of goodies. Your son/daughter would sure enjoy the tasty treats when away from home. These are also an easy way to break the ice and achieve friendships at their new environs. Or these could serve as a superb way to celebrate something special.

Shop online and you are sure to be spoilt for choice. The yummy goodies wrapped in adorable packages would remind your prince/princess of home, and of course, the best part of life at home, mom.

Add that extra zing

How about something extra special to send along with the basket of munchies? Here are a few interesting ideas you could use. Combine these with a cookie gift basket or maybe a chocolate hamper and you are sure to be titled the best mom ever!

Photo Album with Audio - Fill the pages with the nuggets of his/her past and include a message or complimentary sound along with it. For example, his/her favorite carol with a picture of Christmas celebrations at home.

Customized Collectible - Is your son a soccer fan? Is your daughter a diehard fan of a music group? Or perhaps completely addicted to some author's works? You could always send them a little souvenir related to their passion. A team jersey or a collection of songs or the latest bestseller is sure to light up their faces when it reaches them.

Diffused Nightlight - The concept of utilizing sunlight to light LED is quite interesting. And the effect of the pretty container makes it fascinating diffused light. It sure makes a perfect nightlight for your daughter's dorm room.

Personalized Message - This could be the best exam survival gift for your kid. You need to exercise a bit of creativity in this. Write down your message on a piece of handmade paper and roll it up. Put it inside a small glass bottle along with some white sand and some pretty seashells and seal with a cork.

Or put the message in a small box, with beautiful inlay work, under lock and key (Your daughter can even use it later to keep her trinkets in place). Your son/daughter would treasure this token of love forever, that's a guarantee! Online gift buying help is also a better option for those parents who are confused.