not to wrap

[mummyzoe2012]

My 2 year olds kitchen and dolls changing table for christmas.

Depends if she has anything else to unwrap or not.

She has loads wrapped up...

Dd got a play kitchen for her birthday (2) last week and I didnt wrap it. She walked through the door and said "wow!!"

Still had other bits to wrap.

Did you get any bits to go with the kitchen - food, pans etc? Just wrap those.

Then no YANBU!

Just stick a bow on it! You'd be unreasonable to waste that much paper on wrapping them.

I've got a kitchen for my dd and going to attempt to wrap...

I would cover it with a sheet and stick a bow on it, then pull off with a TA Dah flourish.

We are going to put a strip round my son's and a big now on the top...

By the way, I'm thinking a kitchen is a truly unisex present, but it's suddenly occurred to me that others may think it's a girls' toy?!

ds and dd got a toy kitchen last year, we put it together then put a sheet over it and tied a ribbon round it just as stepaway suggests .....as an aside, we were putting the damn thing together until 1am christmas eve, i have asked santa to supply a team of assembly elves if he ever brings them a self assembly toy again

Sheet and a bow is what we did with DDs full sized arm chair and we put a bedspread over DD2's bike and hid it behind the dinning table.

She had to find it and was really puzzled how Santa hadn't woken DSIS who was sleeping in there