I'm going to a friend's child's birthday party They want to buy him a VR Headset. Like, the...

Disposal · 36-40, M

Jesus, kids are too spoiled these days

MicrowaveDinner · M

Cardboard box and half an imagination should do the trick

Keepitsimple · 51-55, F

These kids k ow the difference these days but there’s no way I’d spend that much money on a 6 year old, especially if they aren’t mine.

Classified · M

For a birthday present I would consider that $150 way to much already 😅

What's a good non-Facebook brand btw? 🤔

AntisocialTroll · 56-60, F

At that age I seriously doubt he'd know the difference between an expensive one and a cheap one.

LookingForTheSummer · 31-35, M

When I was a kid, I would have been lucky to get a book for my birthday.

PiecingBabyFaceTogether · 26-30

Nope he won't notice any difference.

ExtremeNext · 31-35

Buy him socks it's cheaper

SweetNSassy · F

I wish my parents would have been like that for my birthday presents! 🤭 But just a heads up be careful with those, my ex had one and that thing actually said not to play on it too long or it can like screw up your vision

Dolimyte · 41-45, M

You're not supposed to use them if you're under 12.

littlepuppywantanewlife · 31-35, M

Ofcourse not. That's too much to spend on VR also it is dangerous. Rather gift him something else.

iamelijah · 26-30, M

I wouldn't spend that much on a kid. But, if you insist, better find the cheapest one.

SW-User

That’s ridiculous...🙄..
No 6 year old needs that.
...yes, kids are programmed to be brand aware.

SW-User

Get him a toy gun lol pew pew’ punk 🤡

InOtterWords · F

I'm not sure I get you.... the kid wanted you to buy him that?

As a rule for kids I do the following
Family: upto £50 unless it is a special birthday
Close friends £20-25
Other kids £10-15

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