I agree with art work / something creative.

Something they can make is always nice. A drawing, some finger paints etc. Pinterest have some lovely ideas for hand and foot print pictures from the kids.

they can make cards or cookies. they make the wrapping paper.

I am in the “parent” age bracket in our extended family and gifts are not given between Aunts, Uncles, Nieces and Nephews. We don’t even give to siblings. We give freely to Grandparents, Grandchildren and maybe a “family” style gift of a fruit basket or similar when getting together for a family Christmas. As a grandparent I love to receive photos, calendars, etc. As a parent I used to love making cards and wrapping paper with child drawn squiggles and hand prints and would use them to wrap gifts. Christmas cards are a staple in our family for sending love at Christmas.

The card. Either make it together or stick a small piece of artwork on the front. For that age I got a couple of big pages and he painted with a couple of colours. The next time we got the same pages then painted with different colours. (Blue & green. Red & purple). Then we used gold and silver glitter glue. Cut them up and placed on the front of cards. The layers looked really effective and gave a few craft sessions.

A piece of their art work is always lovely to receive. Personal gifts are always the best.

Personally you only have so much space to display photo’s and the like before the home becomes cluttered.
Home made treats are delicious and little ones can help in the preparation, personal and heartfelt and nice to eat as well.

Personally, I never bothered. Us parents bought the presents and they were from everyone. I would suggest home made gifts though, you can’t beat them

As an Aunt of a 2 year old last Christmas I received a box of chocolates and a Best Aunty T-Shirt.
I love it!
Best gift I have ever received & it means so much to me.

I would be asking the others what they want to do when their children are older. As a family we never gave out presents to the aunts/uncles just the children. The adults got presents from the family as one. If the aunt/uncle was a child then yes they got one. One of my son’s has a young daughter who will be 17 months Christmas time, she last year was included in her parents gifts to my other children.

Perhaps a beaded necklace for the aunts (using large beads and string elastic), and for the uncles maybe some cookies that your two year old can help decorate.

My daughter made a picture frame for all her aunts and uncles. Some had shells hot gun glued to the frame, others were made out of paddle pop sticks. Some had stickers and some were made from tree leaves, bark etc. She had stacks of fun making them

There are some cute little rock projects in the arts and craft section, these little rocks are small and make cute little presents.

Christmas in my famiky is about the children – aunts and uncles don’t get presents. You might want to start a precendence but maybe ask your family what they wantmto do – personally I hate the craft gifts frommmy niece. I can’t throw them out but I have no room for them

We used to purchase calico bags/ plain t-towels/pot mitts etc and some fabric pens (some kid friendly texta like ones exist and are relatively inexpensive – try a store like Spotlight) then let our young children decorate them as Christmas presents. These are fun and useful gifts – even if the drawings are on the rather abstract side!

Something personal and precious and with meaning. People do not expect expensive presents, but presents from the heart are the most treasured.

I’d be thrilled to get anything from a niece or nephew – a piece of art, or if you want to buy something, a $5 gift would be great.

Drawings or artwork of any design are a great idea. I suggest you write down what she has done so you don’t give the same object in the drawing too often as it will get boring to the receiver, especially the elderly who may not understand the reasoning behind it. My Mum had memory problems, loved the drawings but had no concept of the of the improvement are reaons she got the same thing in her way of thinking.

I love and cherish any artwork I get from my niece. Even if it’s only a fingerpainting, it’s very special to receive something hand made. Also, you could give them a current photo of her in a frame.

I think it’s a great idea! What about bookmarks for everyone with drawings made by your daughter? If she does that every year at Christmas time, the extended family can keep track of how her drawing skills improve!