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Any thoughts please! I've nailed the books / peter rabbit toys ect so far and polka dotted leaders bib for the TDF... now stuck again with what to get!
Power Kite?
Scalextric set
kids under one do not need any presents, they need cold hard cash which will accumulate interest over many years meaning that your gift may grow and provide them with some welcome money to pay for their university education.
I'd be worried they wouldn't appreciate such powerful wind harnessing toys.
Cash isn't happening but I do agree it's probably the most sensible gift to help a child but I want something for them to get instant gratification over.
I'd be worried they wouldn't appreciate such powerful wind harnessing toys.
Yeah, you're right. Kids can be so ungrateful these days.
Bath toys, our one year old is never happier than when playing in water.
http://www.johnlewis.com/bright-starts-oball-tubmarine-bath-toy/p2619184
Bath toys - always a winner. Or poster paints, sponges & A3 paper. App Store voucher (via mum and dad obviously) so they can get ad free puzzle type games etc for 5 mins peace. Automatic Bubble machine type thing. Fake fruit and veg type stuff from IKEA.
opps read < 1 year
Books?
I can recommend the following:
Anything by Roseanne Thong
Little Why
Guess How Much I Love You
The Very Hungry Caterpillar
The Three Billy Goats Gruff
A set of ten stacking buckets, like these.....
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Of all the baby toys we've ever bought for our kids, these got played with the most.
They were stacked up on the living room floor when I got home the other day. My youngest is nearly 8.
Lamaze toys are always good - Captain Calamari is a favourite.
Otherwise, a friend's uncle bought him a bottle of nice burgundy to be opened on his 18th birthday. I always thought that was a nice idea.
Captain Calamari is a favourite.
Does it cost six squid?
Stacking toys for the child and a Nerf gun for you. 😈
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Captain Calamari is a favourite.
Does it cost six squid?
No - we gave one to a friend and they gave us one back - Squid pro quo.
(First ever Latin joke and I'm not proud)
Clothes for a 2 year old (not as daft as it seems - they grow FAST!)
Whatever you get, the thing they will play with most will be the cardboard box and wrapping paper
Tell them you are sponsoring an African child on their behalf. 😉
A cardboard box wrapped, with a cardboard box wrapped inside, repeat.
Something they can chew on
ToddleBike, pre-balance bike 8)
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My lads first xmas, he didn't unwrap anything. He just played with the tags on the wrapping paper.....
John lewis do a pladtic ball "marble run"
Kept my 1.5 yearold nephew howling with glee for hours.
Ps4 and GTA V, failing that a xylophone
We got my daughter a VTech Toot Toot Fairy thing for her 1st birthday at the end of Oct and she loves it.
All the Toot Toot stuff looks good.
Bath Toys always seem to be well received.
Books - particular favourites at the moment:
Little Lost Penguin
No Bed Without Ted
Row Row Row Your Boat musical book from M&S
One of her Christmas pressies will be a big box of Duplo.
We also bought her an elephant fountain thing from Argos for her birthday that fires soft plastic balls out of the spout.....it terrifies her because there's no warning it's about to fling a ball out & when it does it make a loud banging noise..she cries every time we turn it on. Thought she might get used to it, but clearly a sensitive soul....! 😆
Pajamas seem to always be required.
Or bath toys.
Nice thanks lots of good suggestions there... theres 3 kids to buy for all under 1 so I'm sure I can find some goodies amongst the suggestions.
Don't worry the_teaboy I liked your joke!
Something they can open on their 18th.
Port? Whiskey?
Other than that.
Cardboard box for the kid.
Electric noisy toys if you want to laugh at the parent