Would your toddler like a diamond ring for Christmas?

[EleanorLavish]

I’ve noticed in the celebrity trash mags that rich celebs seem to buy their kids very grown up gifts.
Prada shoes, diamond rings, mini Chanel bags.
Obviously I wish they were buying me these things, but why buy for a small child?
My toddler was way more in to play doh and Peppa pig and would have been a bit surprised at a pair of shoes.
I presume they get the toys too, and keep the expensive bling for when older?

Kim kardashian bought North an original michael Jackson jacket that coat €65,000. I'm sure she was just thrilled 😂

Ugh, a pedophile's old clothing. 😣

I'm guessing they get toys too, I saw that Kylie Jenner's daughter got a life size playhouse.

Maybe super rich toddlers are used to a different lifestyle and play doh just won't cut it.

Yes! I saw that about the jacket and was like, wtf?!
Just because you can spend it on that, would you? I think I’d still be a bit more in the toys dept than the memorabilia dept.

I'm guessing it's for tax or investment purposes. It would be a great way to 'hide' money for a rainy day, plus items like Chanel bags and diamonds can increase in value when the time comes to sell.

That is a bit over the top but then what do you buy children who probably already got everything when you have so much money!! I couldn't picture buying my 10 year old even gifts like a diamond ring but then may think different if I was a million/billionaire

I got mine a diamond ring at that age. It also came with a plastic diamond necklace and bracelet in the pack. It lived in the dressing up box.

My DD(6) would absolutely love a real diamond ring! She got a smiggle mood ring in her stocking with tiny sparkly stones around a colour-changing cat. She asked me very seriously whether they were real jewels and when I said that I thought probably not, she decided that they must be magic then (because it came from Santa).

She's always loved getting clothes as gifts, and when she was 2 she actually gasped out loud at a pair of red shoes the assistant brought out for her to try (Clarks rather than Prada )

I have no idea where it comes from! DH and I are really not very materialistic, and I'm not into clothes/shoes/makeup at all.

Apparently Princess Charlotte was very taken with a plastic pink blow up flamingo, 😆. So all these multi millionaires could save themselves a fortune and buy blow up toys from Spar for their little darlings.

I'm not rich, but my gran was (she reminded me of the step mother in Cinderella).

When I was 5 years old she bought me a real fur coat and I screamed and cried as it was a similar colour to a neighborhood dog and I thought it was the dog (crazy old bitch I wouldn't have put it past her).

I refused to wear it and I remember my dad and her having a row about how unreasonable she was to try to force me.

No idea how much it cost her or what happened to it.

I think they'd prefer the mocking bird.

My dd when she was 2?
She would probably have eaten it!

Apparently Princess Charlotte was very taken with a plastic pink blow up flamingo

Kate has been reading mumsnets advice about using blow up toys to make the pile look bigger. Go Kate.