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[buyornot]

I'm good with ideas for his younger brothers, but having a hard time him. He's not good making a list and his parents are no help-in fairness, they are awfully busy between home instruction and trying to keep their jobs.  This kid has special circumstances and deserves some great gifts!!  Thanks.

[Pook]

@buyornot   Check out Fat Brain online - you can search by age and might get some ideas there.

[jackthebear]

search for toys by age,

[Krimpette]

When in doubt, I do Legos..

[sunshine45]

POP figures of his favorite "people" (funko)

video games and/or a gamestop or best buy gift card

does he play sports?......gift card to purchase equipment

books

fun socks (stance)

favorite football player? an authentic jersey that he can display or wear.....bonus points if it is signed.

[itsmagic]

I got my grandson who is 12 years old a Bliss Lights Skylight for his bedroom.  It is like a small projector that creates a field of moving stars against a nebula cloud onto his bedroom wall or ceiling.  I ordered it directly from the Bliss Lights website.  I’m excited to give it to him. 

[ThinkingOutLoud]

What 'type' of kid is he?

Type 1 - something light-hearted or an activity to look forward to (ie jokebook, movie tickets, etc - a little trickier nowadays though)

Type 2 - something cozy or sentimental (ie cozy throw, framed picture of you together)

Type 3 - something physical or a project (ie soccer ball, building kit)

Type 4 - something intellectual (ie book on subject he's interested in)

[Marsha2003]

I second the suggestion for Legos, maybe the Technic ones that move.

[Group 5 minus 1]

Ask

[LdyBugz]

How about a tabletop foosball game?  Amazon has all kinds of sizes and price ranges.  He can play with his siblings or parents.