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I have drawn out the expectant mother at work for secret santa, and i am thinking of putting together a bit of a ‘first mother’s survival kit’ (a humorous one, out work has a very light hearted view of secret santa gifts). any suggestions of what i can put in it? so far i have ear plugs, stress ball, sleeping tablets…

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The concept of having a ‘Secret Santa’ can be a great relief at Christmas if you work in a busy office and would much rather spend your hard earned cash on yourself, than on stocking fillers for those people you really only talk to because you have to. But there are no clear guidelines on what gifts you should or shouldn’t buy for those people who you spend so much time with â?? for those Secret Santa’s who need a little help, then here are just a few ideas for stocking fillers to help you on your way.

One of the most popular ways to overcome the expense of Christmas in the workplace is Secret Santa. The idea behind Secret Santa is that everyone draws a random name of a work colleague and then has to buy them a Christmas present, falling within a predetermined budget and anonymously.

Most Secret Santa budgets are very low, usually between £5 and £10, and are often comical gifts. You can buy something funny for your Secret Santa because the chances are they will never know who has actually bought it for them.