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Portable christmas presents

9 replies

olibeansmummy · 03/09/2012 21:08

Hi fellow Christmas lovers :)

We are spending Christmas in Australia this year with friends and having looked on Australia's toys r us website I think we'll take all ds's presents with us as toys are more expensive in Australia. Our friends have a 3 year old too so we don't want to leave his presents here as it would be confusing for the kids.

Anyone got any ideas for small light presents for a ( will be) 3.7 year old. Luckily he loves small fiddly things like Lego, playmobil etc but I'd love to hear any more original ideas :)

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Inneedofbrandy · 04/09/2012 11:01

What about a portable DVD player? Should help with the flight back to.

midgetjones · 05/09/2012 06:11

Lego mini figures, summer t shirts to wear whilst there, activity books, beach ball if you're going to the coast, children's card game, books, children's camera for holiday snaps.

Have a great trip!

ObiWan · 05/09/2012 07:08

We got this travel aquadraw for our 3 year old one year, and they still use it, it's the kind of thing you probably already have though:

Aquadraw

olibeansmummy · 05/09/2012 19:05

Thanks for the suggestions everyone :) he does have that aqua draw actually obiwan! But he does like those printed ones that you colour over too so some more of them might be good :) he does have an I pod touch ( i know, i know) to watch films on even though the screen is small, it doesn't seem to bother him.

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olibeansmummy · 05/09/2012 19:06

Ooh and I like the idea of a beach ball or even a lilo type thing as if we blow it up, it'll make his pile look bigger lol

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LackingNameChangeInspiration · 05/09/2012 19:07

its the perfect age for this IMO as 3-4YOs LOVE small tat Grin

magazines with toys attatched are light and one of DS's favourite things, those little monster trucks, little dinosaurs etc

lilolilmanchester · 08/09/2012 18:47

you could leave one or two bigger presents here - as long as he has plenty to open on Christmas Day. He's young enough to just enjoy opening things . Take things which will entertain him while on holiday - and they don't have to be expensive. Colouring books and new crayons; sticker books; happy families//mini jigsaw

When in your trip does Christmas fall? If fairly early on or mid-way, you could take wrap up PJs/T-shirt/cap etc that you would be taking anyway. Character toothpaste/facecloth

ja9 · 08/09/2012 18:49

what about one of those pop up tents with a tunnel attached? they fold away small, are light yet have the wow factor when up?

olibeansmummy · 09/09/2012 16:21

Ooh yes a pop up tent is a good idea :)

Christmas is about smack bang in the middle of our holiday, but we could wrap up some of his new clothes/ swimming suits etc.

Tbh I could quite happily blow the whole budget on Lego lol!

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