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Super suggestions for age appropriate Children's Christmas presents thread!!!

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milk · 18/08/2013 10:01

Have children and don't know what to buy them that would be age appropriate... then step this way, tell us how old your children are, and we shall give you suggestions Grin

I'll begin... I'll have a 14mo DS2. I'm looking for a fun disposable gift. For his 1st birthday in October I'm buying him a box of helium balloons, so what can I get him for Xmas?!? At the moment he loves Mickey Mouse and Waybaloo.

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zipzap · 18/08/2013 10:08

Look at reastie's Christmas threads. This year they are already up to the third thread, full of lots of great suggestions and even better - bargains - for all ages.

It's worth looking back through the second thread as it's only just finished and there were some great things for little ones, including a cute interactive robot that would be fab for your ds that was £14 instead of £40.

And although you'll have missed some of the bargains on the first thread it too has some great ideas on!

zipzap · 18/08/2013 10:12

This is the link to the third thread I mentioned previously:
www.mumsnet.com/Talk/Christmas/1829943-Ho-ho-ho-sleigh-bells-are-a-ringing-it-s-christmas-bargains-thread-number-3-with-jingle-bells-on-top-of-the-christmas-cake

It's in the Christmas topic so you should find the other two threads in there too!

TheOnlyPink · 18/08/2013 21:52

My ds is 20 months and we got him a set of wooden blocks at the start of the summer (when he was about 17 months), just small cheap ones from the pound shop and he absolutely loves them. He has played with them a good few times a day, every day since we got them. He stacks them, puts them back into their little box, loads them into the trailer of his tractor. Loads of fun, for literally a couple of quid.

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