Kim Kardashian, Mila Kunis among others do not give Christmas gifts to their children for this reason
Most likely, many are in a hurry for Christmas gifts for the family, however, some celebrities have preferred to avoid that stress and better teach their children a great lesson.
Celebrities like Kim Kardashian, Mila Kunis, Ashton Kutcher, and Drew Barrymore shared that in recent years they have been trying to focus on the really important things in life, instead of big gifts.
In 2017, Kim revealed that she and her then-husband, Kanye West, were putting off Christmas shopping. "We don't give gifts," she told Seduce. "[Kanye and I] talk about it all the time, about not getting too much and trying to be as grounded and whole as possible." Kim said at the time that she didn't like gifts.
Also that same year, Mila told Entertainment Tonight that she and her husband Ashton had said they would not give gifts while her children were young. 'Our tradition is no gifts for children. We're instituting it this year because when the kids are [under] one year old, it doesn't really matter,” Mila said.
Last year when we celebrated Christmas, Wyatt was two years old and it was too much. We did not give him anything, it was the grandparents, ”he continued. The child no longer appreciates the only gift. They don't even know what they are waiting for; They're just waiting for things."
And she added:
We told our parents: 'We beg you: if you have to give him something, he chooses a gift. Otherwise, we'd like to make a charitable donation, to Children's Hospital or a pet [or] whatever. whatever you want. That's our new tradition."
Drew Barrymore recently opened up about Christmas presents. "I don't give them gifts, which I think at their age they don't love, but I tell them, 'I think we'll remember the place and the photos and the experience and that's what I want to give you,'" she said.
They get a lot of stuff throughout the year, so I'm not like some weird, strict, cold mom who says, “You don't get any gifts!” she clarified. “I feel that a better gift would be a memory of life. I'd rather invest [in that than] a dollhouse or something. Everything balances out and is fine.”
