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Gifts Ideas for Baby Boomers and Active Seniors

Finding the perfect gift for toddlers and teens is a walk in the park. Buying the right gift for mom, grandma and the other, more mature people in our life is a bit more challenging. Many of us will be looking for help in the coming weeks. Fortunately, firstSTREET is laser-focused on helping you find the ideal gift for baby boomers and active seniors this holiday season.

(PRWEB) November 7, 2006 -- Gift buying for grown-ups during the holiday season can be a daunting task. Purchasing for toddlers, children and teens is much less challenging than finding the right gift for moms, dads and grandparents. We all might know the hot gifts of the season for the little ones and teens. What gift is the "Tickle Me Elmo" equivalent for your wife or mother? What gift is the "iPod" or "Wii" for grandma and grandpa? What is the "can't go wrong" gifting idea for those of us who have built a family and no longer find stuffed animals or video games to be quite so appealing? What do our older friends and loved ones want? These are the questions most of us will ponder, again, this Christmas season.

One place to find gift ideas for the more mature people on your list is firstSTREET (www.FirstStreetOnline.com). firstSTREET is a gadget and gifting catalog, as well as a Top 400 Internet Retailer. Although it offers a selection of innovative and nostalgic toys and games for the kids, it's squarely focused on unique gift ideas and solutions that are meant for the rest of us. Its mission is to brighten the holidays for moms, dads and grandparents…while spending the rest of the year offering gadgets and life solutions to baby boomers and beyond. Its business has grown by ignoring those buying segments that the rest of the marketing world has made an obsession – 18 to 35 year-olds – and paying attention to the wants, needs and "ideas of cool" possessed by more experienced consumers.

FirstSTREET proceeds as though it's unaware of the myth that one loses all sense of style and a desire for the latest gadgets after 40. Today's baby boomers and seniors helped build the foundation on which today's technology is based. As consumers, they are responsible for the evolution of today's technology – having the courage to purchase 8-tracks, cassettes, VCRs, camcorders, cell phones and hundreds of other unproven gadgets and gizmos. Not only do they possess style, they've created the modern concept of what style is! Little has been done in fashion, music, home décor or any other area that is defines as "style" within our culture that does not mimic, borrow from or offer hints at what was created by us old-timers.

Many of firstSTREET's offerings reflect this thinking. FirstSTREET's products take nostalgic design and style concepts and add the latest functionality. The idea is to connect the customer to the good memories and sentiments of the past, while denying them nothing in terms of technology. Its product offerings attempt to merge technology and style with ease of use – since no boomer wants a flashback of what it was like to set-up a VCR or figure out an early camcorder. We've been there, done that. FirstSTREET realizes that if we want a Flat Screen LCD TV…we'd prefer to have it ready to go out of the box. We'd rather not have a hundred features we won't ever use on a cell phone or require the skills of a programmer to set our alarm clock.


firstSTREET also offers terrific gift ideas that make life easier and more comfortable. As we get older, our original equipment doesn't work so well. Of course, not seeing so well or hearing so well is a good thing when confronted by nagging in-laws or the latest mutations of popular culture. But when you want to read a good book, watch a good movie and accomplish daily tasks you used to take for granted – you realize the trade-off involved in gaining wisdom and distinguished good looks. FirstSTREET has gifts that make life easier and more comfortable without entering the realm of a geriatric supply company. It has gadgets to help with hearing problems, low vision and daily living… without inspiring images of the "I'm falling and I can't get up" commercial. Just because you have problems hearing the TV, reading fine print or getting up—doesn't mean you're on the sidelines of life and are ready for an institution. It simply means you need a few tools in your tool bag to compliment your other tools that really matter…like a well-developed intellect, a refined sense of fun and composure that dazzles kids and grandkids alike.

If you're looking for unique gifts for the baby boomers in your life, browsing firstSTREET's site or catalog is time well-spent. If you're a baby boomer looking for a shop that compliments and celebrates your lifestyle, firstSTREET is the perfect addition to your list of favorite sites!

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DANIEL YONTS
firstSTREET
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Gifts and gadgets for baby boomers and active seniors!

Book Light
Find tools for Better Reading at FirstSTREET!

Retro Music System
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Spa 2 Go
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TV Ears Headset
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