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4 year old's impossible request - help!

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HodorHodorHodor · 21/10/2015 23:08

My dd is nearly 5 and the only thing she has asked for from Santa is pixie dust "so I can fly about everywhere" Confused I have tried to explain that I don't think the elves can make things like that but she is not to be deterred!

I am trying to scale down this year as on ml and no more room for the bigger ticket stuff, which I think she has most of anyway (eg bike, dolls house, lego etc). Would any of you have a better way to put her off pixie dust and/or some other item to brainwash her into wanting?? Thanks Star

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DrasticAction · 22/10/2015 10:03

what about taking her to that place where you can be weightless for a whole, but she may nt be old enough.

what a great thing to ask for though!

HodorHodorHodor · 22/10/2015 10:04

manic I think the older/younger concept is quite a hardone for little ones to grasp. Ah asteria that's lovely. Will try my best at tiny writing piglet, luckily she can't read yet!

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MTWTFSS · 22/10/2015 10:16

anonymoususername1 There is Christmas stuff in almost every shop at the moment!

ChunkyPickle · 22/10/2015 10:26

would she/you go for this sort of thing:

www.airkix.com/ - DS1's 5, he's seen it and is trying to persuade me to take him some time..

Letustryagain · 22/10/2015 10:38

I'm sure someone will be producing personalised fairy letters with tiny writing! Ebay and Google are your friends... Smile

myotherusernameisbetter · 22/10/2015 10:40

Loving some of these :o

I had the opposite, DS1 when about the same age asked Santa for a lamp. Santa looked a bit quizzical and asked "you mean like a magic lamp with a genie inside?" (Well done Santa btw - how the feck was I supposed to get hold of one of them?!)

"Nope" says DS1 "just a lamp like from Argos so I can read in bed" :o

SDTGisAnEvilWolefGenius · 22/10/2015 11:08

VaJayJay's idea is magical, in every sense of the word!!

Re. the green unicorn called Frank - do you know anyone who crochets, because there are unicorn patterns out there.

Ravelry has a lot of patterns, many available free - like this one, or this one.

HodorHodorHodor · 22/10/2015 12:54

Grin myother your ds sounds v practical!

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myotherusernameisbetter · 22/10/2015 17:16

Yes he is :) future requests have been for things such as a new bed, a desk, a computer chair, a cushion (!) etc - honestly we did furnish his room!

canyou · 22/10/2015 17:24

We used similar to Mrs VaJayJays and have an Iridlsh fairy door with a load of bits like a fairy bike, washing line etc I think I have more gun then the DC with itBlush

Blankiefan · 22/10/2015 20:29

Do you have a trampoline? If not, would you consider getting her one (almost like flying)?

NinjaPanda34 · 22/10/2015 22:43

go to your local theatre and arrange for "Peter Pan" if that's your panto this year to get her to fly across the stage. I'm sure with a bit of theatre magic will be like the real thing!

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