The holidays are approaching, and while most parents would love to grant their children's every wish, the reality is that most families are tightening their economic belts and making the most of their dollars.

That doesn't mean you still can't grant some Christmas wishes if you prioritize, plan ahead, and use a little creativity. One of the best gifts available to give your children is the affordable Disney gift boxes. You can easily visit waltlife.com, and buy a disney box subscription.

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Have your child make a wish list

If your children are young and if Santa is part of your Christmas traditions, ask them to write you a letter. Ask them to cut out pictures of their 2-3 "must-haves." This helps when they want something Santa has never heard of.

Use this wish list to focus on the gifts your child wants most. If they insist on mailing it to the North Pole, make a copy for yourself first; when no one is looking, of course.

Make your own list of your child's favorite hobbies, toys, and activities

No one knows your child better than you, but by making a list you can focus on subtle things that can translate into great and inexpensive gift options.

For example, if your children love Disney books. They love silly rhymes and they have that whole collection. However, that will make you think that they too would like to read nursery rhymes written by other authors. Our local bookstore sells a large collection of children's poetry books at deep discounts.