@Blackhorse77 : My parents had an arrangement with our neighbors. The neighbors would keep the presents for our family right up until Christmas, and we would keep theirs. Really confused me and my youngest brother for a while when we found the neighbors Christmas gifts

@Blackhorse77 : If they hunt for their gifts take em back to the store lol that's what my mom used to say

Duct tape their mouths before you put them in the attic👌

Don't buy presents

I wrap as I buy or hide them in one safe place (my closet) and never mention that I bought anything when I do. Wrap them when they're gone. If it gets opened; it gets returned so it's worked for me all this time. Two adult children and one tween but it's worked for us. Good luck! ; )

Wrap a couple of empty boxes. If you catch them looking, take one of the empty ones and say too bad, then throw it in the fire place ( with a fire going).

@mastiffrex : Same here

I know this was a joke but it actuality its a real issue, especially for people living in smaller places like apartments..... Big retail stores may not realize it but many of these people used their "lay-away" programs for this very reason....Customers could buy the gifts, have them freely stored at the store, pick them up a few days before Christmas, wrap them, and put them under the tree....Unfortunately for space-restricted people, most large retailers these days have dropped those programs over the last few years....

Being a Mom of kids who could never find themselves, I ended up putting them in their own closet and some even went in their drawers and under their beds. Best way to trick a kid is hide something where they never look ever, where the put their own things.

I did use suitcases that were lockable for items that would fit in there.

We had a dryer in the garage for a couple years. We hid all of them in there

Some great hidding ideas here. How about keep them at work if you work outside the house. Or in trunk of your car.