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All you need to know is your sports fan's favorite teams. (Note: Don't discount these games for your grown-up sports fans either.)
Still, there is no gift greater for a little sports fan than to give sports equipment or athletic wear for Christmas. For the real little ones, something from Fisher-Price's Grow To Pro series (tiny basketball hoops, golf clubs, etc.) are a good pick. And if the kids actually develop into professional athletes later in life, it's like a 1,000,000-fold return on your gtfFor
the bigger kids, put a 10-foot hoop in their driveway (or equipment appropriate to their favorite sport) or get them a little plastic one they can mount on a closet door in the house. Surprisingly, these are equally entertaining.
Plus, don't overlook giving a new bike; kids either wear them out or grow out of them quickly.
For the kids at heart: You probably don’t want to get the children clothes, but for college sports fans who wear medium or larger, you can’t go wrong with a visit to Steve and Barry's University Sportswear, where
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