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Christmas Present for 10 yr old

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applegate Fri 20-Nov-09 13:41:46

Hi I am really struggling wiht ideas for my biggest daughter and wondered if anyone had any bright ideas?
She is just 10 and doesn't have any particular wishes, I guess she would quite like a ds but is not desperatley bothered and I feel it's a lot of money to spend on something she doesn't want that much. She loves outside type stuff and swaps between playing wiht playmobil and applying lip gloss! I guess I'm finding it a tricky age I don't want to buy grown up things but equally she is past a lot of toys. Somebody suggested a bop it?? Any thoughts

crunched Fri 20-Nov-09 18:27:56

My -almost- 10 year year old has a birthday 5 days before Christmas so it's double ideas time! Luckily she has done a list, and it may inspire you.

Build a Bear-Character with a few accessories
Hamster-with cage
Fun alarm clock
School bag from Holister(!-not at £50)
Stationary for school

Quite varied I thought.Having a December birthday tends to mean she gets less out-doorsey stuff, although last years pressie was a trampolene.
We have a bop-it and it does get used a lot-mostly by my 11 year old son.
Happy hunting smile

BrokenArm Sun 22-Nov-09 18:12:42

HSM, Hannah rutting -- not -- NOW that would be funny Montana, Camp Rock, "GIRL things" declares 10yo DS.

So no Lego Star Wars, water pistols and the entire contents of Firebox catalog, then. grin.

applegate Sun 22-Nov-09 21:10:25

Funnily enough the hamster and cage had been mentioned but I had tried to ignore it as I didn't want one !! However I am thinking maybe that is a bit mean of me hmmm back to the drawing board....

JANEITEisntErudite Sun 22-Nov-09 21:13:14

DD2 had a Bop It at around that age and still plays with it sometimes now she's 12.
A Rubik's Cube?
Etch A Sketch?
Books?
Pogo stick?

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