Christmas gifts for fellow students?

TexasPediRN · Nov 18, 2005

I think its a great idea to get something for your close friends :)

Good Pens, a pair of bandage sissors, etc

Depending on what you want to spend you can come up with some great ideas.

Another idea would be to get an organizer/planner, or maybe a clipboard with caculator for while at work/clinical. (i love the ones that open up so you can hold things in them)

Good luck :) I tried to think of a few things..but i think my brain is mush after work tonight!

august_snow · Nov 18, 2005

membership to allnurses!!!

maybe a subscription to a nursing magazine?

**RosesrReder, BSN, MSN, RN** · Nov 18, 2005

Treat them to a nice dinner or buy them a gift card. :)

jschut, BSN, RN · Nov 18, 2005

Thanks guys! I appreciate all the ideas!

Race Mom, ASN, RN · Nov 18, 2005

Dear Santa,

This year I would like any "Made Incredibly Easy" book from Amazon(dot)com. They have every one available and most of them are at a really low cost ($10-$20).

Thank You!

Lisa

This is what I am begging for this year!

Woogy

DeeSki · Nov 21, 2005

YOu can come up with some really cute nursing related items on ebay. Just search "nurse" or "nursing". For my friend's recent birthday I picked up a great black tote embroidered with "RN here to help" and an adorable Nurse purse/bag charm keychain. There are lots of stuff like that. I think the keychains are the best because they are really "in" right now and so cute. The silver bags actually open up. I bought one for myself that has a tiny chart charm attached. You could get these for less than $10.

AKAKatydid · Nov 21, 2005

Cookies are a great idea... I start holiday baking early and by the end of Dec, I usually have tons of cookies in the freezer. *(Bake them, and put them in the freezer as soon as they cool, and they stay super fresh!)

I've been doing cookies & home baked goodies for years ~ and people really look forward to it. Often times I stick a homemade CD in there too ... usually I package it up pretty well, and that makes all the difference...

Since it's all for fellow nsg students, it'd be cool to theme it up! You can tie some ribbons & seal it up with a pair of hemostats or band-aids? You've got plenty of time to get started!

Achoo!, LPN · Nov 21, 2005

A watch with a second hand? Wal Mart has them from $5 and up!