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When it comes to buying gifts I always look for a bargain but keep quality in mind too. Britmums and Sportsdirect.com recently challenged me to find some Christmas gifts for a fiver.

Sportsdirect.com have a fantastic range of £5 gifts available this Christmas. This means you can find the perfect gift for less no matter who you are buying for. Whether you need a gift for the kids, your friends or the postman there really is something for everyone.

I decided to choose something for my kids and something for my friend too. I was really impressed at the range of quality gifts available. The website was easy to navigate and the filters were really helpful in finding the category I wanted too.

The kids have been fascinated with dinosaurs lately so I decided to choose something along that theme. I wanted something that we could all do as a family together over the Christmas holiday. I chose this fantastic 2 in 1 Prehistoric Excavation Kit. The kids will have so much fun digging for a dinosaur and some fossils.

I also chose this fun Dinosaur Operation game as well. I know we will all enjoy playing this after Christmas dinner. Both gifts cost £5 each which I think is an absolute bargain for the amount of fun we will have with them.

I really wanted to spoil my friend as she rarely treats herself but is always doing things for others. I went with these gorgeous Korres products. I chose a beautifully scented Wild Rose face mask and a Water Lily collection gift set. The products are both such good quality and I’m amazed they only cost a fiver each. Korres products retail at much higher prices normally.

I found an amazing range of £5 beauty gifts on the Sportsdirect.com website. It was really difficult to choose just one gift and at only a fiver I was spoilt for choice.

This post is an entry for BritMums #sdfiverchallenge Christmas Challenge, sponsored by Sportsdirect.com.