“Agree but coming from a childhood where no effort was made. “I honestly thought it was just me that doesn’t do any of these things,” one person commented.Īnother agreed: “The matching pjs are just getting out of control.” While some followers seemed to agree with my point, others were all for the woman’s money-saving hacks.
Sure, the bill is higher at my place after Christmas, but isn’t this the point of the festive season? To overindulge in all of the things and worry about the cost later? I know, I know, 2020 and something about interest rates got rid of all of that fun! It’s a no from me.” The mom said that the high electricity costs from “fancy” Christmas lights aren’t worth it. While scrolling along some images of cute penguin Christmas lights for sale online, she said: “Not to mention the prices of the electricity to run these things. Now, the third suggestion almost gets me in a ragey state, because you might as well just cancel Christmas, lady! “Fancy Christmas eve boxes for this price? No way,” she said. You know the box filled with goodies that you give to the children before Santa arrives? It’s usually filled with Christmas PJs, books, or treats, but according to the thrifty TikToker, it’s a waste of money. Second up on the no-go list is the popular Christmas eve box for kids. WHAT?! Having matching PJs with the kids is the cutest cliché there is come Christmas time!
OK, dad might agree with this one in our house, but…. “Over £50 ($56) for a family of 4 matching PJ’s! Absolutely not,” she shared. “Christmas on a budget this year?” she asked, before listing the three things she insisted your kids “don’t need to have a magical Christmas.”įirst up, it’s those matching pajama sets for the whole family. Farley & Heller sharpen the warmly harmonious hook with a rubbery Euro-house bassline. The mom said that the family does not need matching pajamas on Christmas. If You Feel Alright,' a cut from the 'NBA At 50' compilation. (I actually hate myself for writing that!) TikTok mum says we should ban these three things at Christmasīudgeting mum a video on TikTok to share her thoughts on what she thought were the biggest money wasters around Christmas time. Look, I’m going to go ahead and call her the Christmas Grinch now to save you some time, but if you’re keen on saving some cash over an expensive time of the year, you could say they kind of make sense. It involves banning three things that bring that extra bit of magic during the festive season. A thrifty mum has gone viral on TikTok for suggesting an easy way to save money over the Christmas period.
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