Teenagers are usually the hardest. to-shop-
People on our holiday list.
Tired of giving them gift cards or cash?
We ask the teenagers in our lives what they want most besides a car. (
Only one person said "world peace ". ")
Here are some guaranteed wow ideas: 1.
Slide/hover board.
This will be an it gift for this season.
Think skateboarding meets a Segway sprint with the future.
GliTek Glide is the youth mode of transportation that every adult wants to try. These battery-operated self-
The balance scooter can make the skateboard look outdated.
GliTek has three versions of the sliding board, including the state-of-the-
Art Bluetooth speakers and longerlife batteries.
They travel at 12 miles an hour.
How hot is this new thing?
The New York City Police Department has banned them from walking on the city streets.
Before that car was overturned, we were counting nanoseconds.
Hope to see them in high school and college campuses.
To improve their balance, we even found some old people testing them.
It's not cheap. There are several manufacturers.
But if you want a gift for this season, that's it. 2. Xbox.
No matter how many million Mom parades are planned, the game system will not disappear.
In fact, Xbox has already received royalties in the game world.
When new games keep coming out, consider upgrading to Xbox One if your grandson is still playing Xbox 360.
The most popular bundle seems to be the Halo 5: Guardian bundle and the iTB Holiday Bundle that comes with the three games.
Don't ignore the small, have the Lego Movie video game bundle. 3.
Lace skin jewelry Blace.
Inspired by Game of Thrones, this Swarovski crystal collection-
The jewelry you wear with accent is really cool.
Made of metal and velvet, inspired by the rich variety of TV shows such as Game of Thrones and Tudor, these products are reusable, prices range from a few dollars to a $30 custom product$50 range.
These advanced custom dresses can be reused multiple times.
Grandma does not judge.
Unlike tattoos, they fall off. 4.
Pocket Projector.
Live Netflix on your phone is great when you're alone, but when friends come to the movie night, teens want a bigger screen.
That's what Brookstone Pocket Projector Micro does.
The same is true of the Magnasonic LED pocket Pico video projector, which claims to be the smallest portable DLP projector in the world.
Videos and photos of this project, up to 60 inch in size.
All you need is a blank wall. 5.
Embroidery sewing machine.
Crafts are recovering.
Always good when it comes to teenagers.
There is a new twist to the old and even better.
While sewing may be a lost art, this brother machine with the same embroidery is simply amazing.
Sewing, quilt, embroidery.
What else can you ask for besides walking the dog for you?
Who else can demonstrate how to operate better than grandma? 6. Coloring books.
Who would like it, right?
Coloring books are currently setting off a huge wave of popularity.
Several studies linked coloring to reduced stress in adults.
You can't be more popular this holiday than giving an adult coloring book to a teenager.
Maybe throw a box of old croyola 64 s.