4) Give him something practical. Accessories, like cufflinks, or a hip flask, or perhaps a case for his glasses make great gifts for grandad. He will love being able to show off gadgets and gizmos and items that he can actually use will be much appreciated by the practical grandad.

Baby's first pair of shoes make an adorable ornament. You can hang them together or separately. Be sure to write the child's name and birth date on the bottom of each shoe.

Closed-ended the Hat's guide.com toys are toys that have only one function. Often these toys have batteries and do something for the child rather than encouraging the child to do something. Unfortunately these toys are highly marketed and are attractive to children but will not hold their attention for long. For example, a character that does or says something when a button is pushed is exciting for a while but soon a child becomes bored because this toy only has one function and doesn't encourage new learning. I remind myself that for five years I taught preschoolers and kept them playing and learning everyday without a battery operated toy in the classroom!

brixton But what if you auditioned for American Idol, got the chance to sing in front of Simon, Paula, Randy and Kara, and completely bombed? How do you hold up your head the next day if they couldn't stop laughing at you or Simon compared your talented vocals to a screeching cat in heat? Don't despair, the collective memory of Americans is short, and you can get over it.

The first thing I noticed was the can, which is in the shape of a battery and features a resealable cap. I picked one up because it was on sale for 99 cents and worth a try.

That's average, not median data use, though. Median data usage was just 5.8 gigabytes, which means that half of all households used less than that value. The service could therefore work for many households.