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Any ideas - present for a one year old youngest child?

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Takver · 09/12/2011 17:23

Family lives in a relatively small rented house, older siblings are close in age so they have lots of toys - and they are likely to move overseas in the next year or so.

Have got to the stage of thinking that we should just go for a token present (possibly dd may make him a xmas stocking) and some ££s for his parents to put in a savings account. But . . . . it would be nicer to give him something proper, IYKWIM? What do you think, parents of 1 year olds ??? What would you like your youngest baby to have? :)

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Takver · 09/12/2011 21:12

optimistic bump

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MarTURKEYSTEWart · 09/12/2011 21:13

Biggest box you can find, filled with inflated balloons. Xmas Smile

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Takver · 09/12/2011 21:14

That's a fantastic idea . . .but I have to post it !

I could supply a flat pack box, a bag of balloons and a pump, perhaps Grin

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JKSLtd · 09/12/2011 21:17

Can you do a mail order helium balloon? Just pic a character one, Night Garden for eg.

Otherwise....a book? a sticker/colouring book? hmm bit stuck.

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Takver · 09/12/2011 21:19

Could do a book, but I think they have a pretty good selection already - did wonder about a 'classic' nice book for when he's older, but then if they are moving abroad Confused

I think one is too young for sticker books really? Its a long time since dd was that little, but really they are still babies, no? (He is quite literally just one, his birthday is in December.)

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JKSLtd · 09/12/2011 21:26

Clothes then? as he probably wears lots of handmedowns so something a bit pricier than you'd buy for your own kids?

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Takver · 09/12/2011 21:28

Have just thought - maybe some nice baby cutlery ? Even if he doesn't use it much now he could grow into it? Or as you say maybe clothes are the way to go.

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RecursiveMoon · 09/12/2011 21:32

I agree with JKS - a nice pair of trousers or jumper might be a good idea.

I also think that your idea of some £ for his bank account is good. I'm planning to ask a couple of people if they would like that for their child's Christmas.

JKSLtd · 09/12/2011 21:33

Nice cutlery is good, esp a set as you always end up losing bits and bobs. And then he can always use 'his' set. Good plan, and there are some very nice sets out there - but can't think of where right now!

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Takver · 09/12/2011 21:39

I think I might go for the cutlery - there's a nice kitchen shop in town that would probably have something that would suit. And if not I can fall back on ££s or a nice pair of trews

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MrsJangleBalls · 09/12/2011 22:07

Tyrrell Katz for kids cutlery. They are lovely!

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Takver · 09/12/2011 22:13

Ah, thanks MrsJangle, for suggestion, will look out for them.

And also randomly that reminds me what I wanted to get for my friends dd too! (now needs to look for child's bag in shape of ladybird . . .)

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