Parents Gifts for coaches?

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My daughter is only in rec classes so far, but she LOVES her coaches (and so do we--they're fantastic). I would like to get them something for Christmas, but I'm not sure if that's a thing people do. This is our first year in gymnastics, so I have no idea what the norms are.

Do you get your coaches a gift?
 
My daughter is only in rec classes so far, but she LOVES her coaches (and so do we--they're fantastic). I would like to get them something for Christmas, but I'm not sure if that's a thing people do. This is our first year in gymnastics, so I have no idea what the norms are.

Do you get your coaches a gift?
We have given coaches Christmas gifts since my kids were in Mom and Tot classes. Yes do it! :) We used to give them a small batch and body set, sometimes an $10 gift card etc.
 
My older daughter has 4 coaches and we pool money from all of the parents in her level and give one large gift card to each of them. My younger daughter has 2 coaches and I buy them individual gift cards (I don't know her teammates' parents as well, I'm sure this may change as time goes by).
 
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One year I did these. The first one us my daughter but the second were kids in my dd group in their coaches name. It was a lot of work
 
I make artisan soap, so I usually give all coaches and teachers handmade soap baskets for Xmas and end-of-year gifts.
As a coach, I have received coffee shop GC, handwritten cards, little candles, hand sanitizer etc. all very appreciated!! :) It just feels nice to be given a small token of appreciation, it really does NOT have to be much. I cherish the little handwritten notes/pictures/cards my students have given me the most!
 
Handwritten notes are the best along with gift cards to local grocery stores,target or a fast food place you know they frequent. Look and see if they carry in a Starbucks cup, or McDonalds or whatever.


Please don't give food or fragrances. As a teacher I often received chocolates or cookies because "everyone loves sweets" except I don't and the cookies made with love went in the trash and I felt guilty. Scented body lotion is also on my "please don't " list for anyone. What smells great to you may not to them and as a single woman I have given away a store full of bath and body works lotions from well meaning friends and family.
 

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