As a parent of a teen or tween you are naturally the biggest NERD on the planet.  But you are the one with the VISA or AMEX this holiday, so as geeky as they think you are, they will allow you to purchase gifts for them this Christmas.

For Christmas 2007, surprise your teen or tween this holiday with a few items under the tree that are actually COOL.   Here are some ideas and suggestions for "cool" Christmas gifts for your teen or tween.   Your offspring will be excited, they won't SHOW it.  But they are sure to love some of these hip and unique finds.

Headhoods
I may have to get one of these fun Headhoods for myself.  Hoodies with pictures and images on the outside.  There are several "Headhoods" to choose from.  From the Queen (pictured) and King of Hearts to King Kong to an Evil Clown (pictured).  It's quirky, fun and Headhoods are at the cutting edge of cool.  Go to www.headhoods.com to get your teen or tween a hoodie today.  And pick up one for me, while you're at it.

Superba Tees for Miss Wit
Hip Brooklyn t-shirt designer, Miss Wit, has a new collection of t-shirts with an Asian twist.  The new SUPERBA line of shirts has awesome designs for the male or the female teen. 

Koshien Poporn shirts are a a hoot!  It's a shirt dedicated to the oldest Japanese baseball stadium...and the famous popcorn that is served at the stadium.  It just doesn't get any better than this for a teen or tween that wants to "break out of the pack" and not have clothes like everyone else in home room.

Nihon House (pictured) - This design honors the wonderful and happy Japanese house for sale.  Comes in unisex sizes and ladies sizes.  I've already purchased one.  Writing a shopping column this holiday is going to be dangerous!

I have a page on my other blog, White Trash Mom, that has pictures of all of my SEEK THE UNIQUE CHRISTMAS 2007 suggestions.  If you want to know more or have questions, please check out the wonderful stores that have these cool gifts.

More suggestions for those hard-to-please teens and tweens later this week!


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