

One item we put in our boxes were some free Buddies soaps! They are normally priced at about .97 at Walmart.

It's fun filling the boxes with other things, too, like a toothbrush and toothpaste, socks, a necklace, little stuffed animals, stickers, markers, crayons, paper, and other things. As we pack the boxes, our girls ask who will get it? What's her name? Where does she live? While we don't know the answers to these questions, we can pray for the little girls who will be blessed by these gifts and hope that they will come to know Jesus as their Savior as a result of them.
For the midget's first b-day, I got a bunch of free buddies to put in the gift bags!
ReplyDeleteThe shoeboxes are a great idea! I will put it in my favorites and do it next year!
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I challenged all the kids in my Sunday school class to do this, so I thought I'd join the fun and see if Ella would get into it.
ReplyDeleteWe started collecting things and wrapping it up and her questions are endless but so cute: "Jesus birthday so 'we' get presents? Only me get presents on mines birthday right?" "Can we take this to the girl?""I put in mail box?" Of course I had sneaky sticky finger sydrome happen a few times and I stumble across items from the box laying in her toy collection!
I think she might be a little young to really get it, but none the less this is definitely an awesome tradition I'm glad we started! I'm really grateful we have such a great kids' program with so many great opportunities for them!