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Present ideas for a 4 year old girl please. What are your girls into?

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Bluedots · 21/12/2014 23:04

Really stuck for ideas for my 4 year old DD for Christmas. What are your girls into?

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billiejeanbob · 21/12/2014 23:17

my little pony dolls and ponies
frozen!!
baby annabell
dressing up
craft
build a bear
lego juniors

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Only1scoop · 21/12/2014 23:19

Playmobil

Board games....

Craft stuff....

Dressing up costumes

Lego friends

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Meplusyouequals4 · 21/12/2014 23:22

Dress up

Role play, kitchen, cleaning, shop.

Dolls

Frozen

Crafts

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nickeljrismybabesitter · 21/12/2014 23:30

What's your little girl into?

What have you already got her?

Books are always fab - You Choose is a favourite, or the new one by Nick Sharratt- christmas fancy dress.

My 3yo loves spiderman, Cars (film), monsters inc, ben and holly's little kingdom and peppa pig.

Maybe a film? Or dress-up outfits? If sge does like dressing up and you don,t already have a main present, then a cheap wooden chest, some long pieces of fabric, a sword and shield, short black trousers, a waistcoat, a bandana, tiara, shiny fabric, hats, any manner of random pieces of clothing, would make a fantastic starter kit for a dressing-up box

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nickeljrismybabesitter · 21/12/2014 23:33

One thing dd loces playing with, whicb will work in the dressing up box, is rapunzel hair from a display I made once.
I got a big ball of yellowey-orange yarn, cut it into strands about 6ft long, groupe them into 3s and plaited them. Dd sonetimes pretends it's hair, sometimes it's a rope, sometimes it's a snake Grin

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Bluedots · 22/12/2014 00:34

Thanks all. Have few bits and pieces but no main present. Grandparents and aunts uncles buying her board games/ frozen stuff/ crafts. Can't think what to get from us

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AlfAlf · 22/12/2014 00:37

Dolls house. Play kitchen (the one from Ikea is cool). Sylvanians.

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Happy36 · 22/12/2014 00:42

Our daughter is 3 and a half. She is getting ballet shoes (to start classes in Jan.), a new bicycle and some books this Christmas plus colouring book and felt-tips in her stocking.

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Happy36 · 22/12/2014 00:43

^ (Well, technically she´s getting the bicycle from the 3 kings on 5th Jan., as we live in Spain, but the other gifts from Santa on Wednesday).

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Bluedots · 22/12/2014 01:01

Thank you, some great ideas there x

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JustAScreenName · 22/12/2014 01:28

My 4y/o dd is getting a few Frozen themed bits and pieces, some Lego (Friends and City), and a Hot Wheels racecar track.

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UnfortunateUsername · 22/12/2014 01:46

Frozen, Lego Friends, Power Rangers.....everything and anything really!

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QuicheMama · 22/12/2014 03:16

Playmobil. Just that Grin

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GingerSkin · 22/12/2014 03:39

We were in toysrus yesterday and picked up a large bracelet / jewellery making kit for £15. Dd had a mini one and spent hours playing with it a few months back, so think this large one will go down a treat. Dd is 3.4yo.

We've also got her jigsaws, train track (ikea), peppapig toy and mr tumble stuff (spotty bag).

What tv programmes does she like? Any toys linked to it?

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MummyPig24 · 22/12/2014 04:55

4.9 yo dd is into dressing up so she has got Elsa and Anna dresses from her brothers, and the Sophia dress from my in laws.

She also has a snow glow Elsa, my little pony, pens, craft kit, duvet set, clothes, DVD, Lego, books from us and various family.

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Neeko · 22/12/2014 06:33

What about a CD player?

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SootInMySack · 22/12/2014 06:52

How about a Karaoke machine? Or a big dolls house, a dressing up box with a load of outfits, build a bear with accessories.

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WhatWouldTheDoctorDo · 22/12/2014 07:09

Is she just 4 or nearer 5?

Some main present ideas:

Puppet theatre
Play shop
Lego City set
Scooter or bike
Playmobil set (lots of different ranges to choose from)
Easel
CD player (DS, who's now 6 loves listening to audio books on his)
Kids camera (or cheap proper one)

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EllieWid74 · 22/12/2014 11:07

Anything Frozen, The Range have so much Frozen stuff in-store that I can recommend - www.therange.co.uk/

Magazine subscription - National Geographic Kids is a great choice! www.magazine.co.uk/the-hub/a-magazine-isn-t-just-for-christmas

A trip to the theatre or a special trip to Peppa Pig World to look forward to - peppapigworld.co.uk/

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TenMinutesEarly · 22/12/2014 11:09

Nothing like leaving it to the last minute OP Xmas Grin

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nickeljrismybabesitter · 22/12/2014 18:08

Have a look in yiurelocal mothercare or wilko's - I've been in both today and they're stuffed with great gifts.
A cash till, a basket with food in it, and a ahopping trolley - all for under £40 in total and make a great big gift from parents :)

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nickeljrismybabesitter · 22/12/2014 18:13

"Your local"

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Lovelydiscusfish · 22/12/2014 19:43

Scooter, dolls' house, toy farm, train set, Wendy house? (You may of course already have all these things).

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michellervogel1950 · 05/10/2015 12:11

The things that she want from Santa are small character toys/figurines, also hello kitty bike (with seat at the back for her dolly), barbie princess, double buggy with twin babies.

The three things above seem to be what every 4 years old girl really wants. But what I would be happy for her to have at this age is for her to have friends. realnorthpolemail.com/letter-from-santa.html

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