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Presents for 9 year old girls?

35 replies

Purplerain067 · 24/11/2015 23:11

They are twins, one is very girly and one is quite tomboy-ish.

Any ideas? Smile

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Purplerain067 · 25/11/2015 10:34

Anyone?

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MarvellousCake · 25/11/2015 10:37

My 9 year old, is not really girly or tomboy-ish, but here are some things that she is getting and/or has enjoyed or expressed an interest in:

Fimo
Fountain pen/nice stationery
Nano blocks
'Grown up' colouring in books and pens
MP3 player
New rollerblades
Board games: Cludeo, Settlers of Catan, Carcassonne etc
Snap Circuits
Cosy clothes
Subscription to a comic or magazine (eg The Phoenix).

MarvellousCake · 25/11/2015 10:38

Also for smaller presents, the "Klutz" books are good and come in girly and less girly versions...

mamalove4 · 25/11/2015 11:07

My daughter is 8 and this is the first year where i literally have no idea what to get her. She is at that awkward stage where she doesn't really play with toys but is not a teenager yet.
I have just ordered her a pair of Sorel boots and a Harry Potter dvd and book sets.
I am planning on getting her a tablet so she stops using my phone,fuji instax camera, a necklace with her name and a Descendant doll.
Clotheds and sweets are added every year anyway.

AndiMac · 25/11/2015 11:59

I got a bedside lamp for reading with (at the time in fashion with her) Moshi Monsters lampshade which she loved. Fuzzy blankets are good too.

iwantavuvezela · 25/11/2015 12:07

Looking at this with interest!
My DD has asked for animal blow pens
Going to get her a set of Walkie talkies (for camping etc)
New leotard for gymnastics
She wants a 3D maker set, not sure about this, mixed reviews on Amazon
She needs new dancing shoes so those will be included
Got her some little hand warmers which she mentioned the other day.
I bought her the sweetest money box, which has a little cats paw that takes the money!
Might get her some grumpy cat stuff, like their calendar, she is cat mad so can always get cat themed stuff!

Like other poster said, in between age so it will be a mixed bag of a few toys.

Getit · 25/11/2015 15:39

My girly 9 year old is asking for ipod, magic seahorse, bratz , barbie fashion designer, books, my model stick / colour books, beados , doh vinchi

BlueChampagne · 25/11/2015 15:42

What's the budget? If generous, Coolpix waterproof and drop proof (to 1.5m they say) cameras - come in various colours.

Purplerain067 · 25/11/2015 19:24

Thanks for your replies and lovely suggestions, I really struggle with presents for girls at this age, my DD is 4 and so easy to buy for!!

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Tiggles · 25/11/2015 21:43

I bought a couple of handmade bags from Devilishly Detailed which I intend to pop some lip salve, tiny notelets etc into for my twin nieces. They were made to order to my choice of fabric but ready within a day!

Paddypaws3 · 25/11/2015 21:53

My dd is almost 9 and has been super easy to buy for this year! She's definitely not a girly girl either.

She having light up roller skates and matching bag, coding book, hex bugs and track, Harry Potter...colouring book, books, top trumps, Fluffy.

BetterTogether · 25/11/2015 22:54

DD(9) gave me her list after I'd done most of my shopping this year (aaargh!) so hopefully it'll be more help to you than it was to me!!!

Lego friends sets
Lava lamp
Cool cards maker
Beados gems
Sparkle science
Books (mainly David Walliams)
Monster High dolls

  • some clothing bits

I've found her relatively easy to buy for this year tbf, it's been DS I've struggled with!!

Purplerain067 · 25/11/2015 23:19

Can I ask where you got the money box from please iwantavuvezela??

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Kuriusoranj · 26/11/2015 08:58

Slightly random, but mine is the same age and one of the things I have for her is a soap carving set. I got her some tools, a book and a bunch of cheap bars of soap. She loves experimenting with craft and I think this is something different that she'll really get a kick out of. Plus, gotta be easier to clear up than Playdo, surely?

RavenQueen · 26/11/2015 13:42

We're getting ours Heeley's to replace her old ones, the complete set of Dork Diary books and Ariana Grande perfume and that's it!!! She's so hard to buy for this year

ArtfulPuss · 26/11/2015 19:19

I've been browsing for ideas for DD (who is 9 next week, so b'day and Christmas to buy for) and your soap carving idea sounds perfect Kurius! I make my own goat's milk soap so have stacks of it sitting around and would happily let her loose on it. Do you mind me asking which book you got? And how sharp are the tools?

Other things we're giving her are a Raspberry Pi 2 and coding book, a Minecraft Enderdragon soft toy, Minecraft t-shirt, Malory Towers box set, Blu-Tack (on her Christmas list!), an origami book and the Strictly annual.

iwantavuvezela · 26/11/2015 19:24

Purple rain it was from Aamazon, I will post the link tomorrow.

AndiMac · 26/11/2015 22:09

I think it's this one. www.amazon.co.uk/Stealing-Coin-Money-Piggy-Talking/dp/B008CO67GC

I bought the same!

AndiMac · 26/11/2015 22:10

I see that one might not arrive in time, but other sellers may be more local and get it to you on time. Check eBay as well.

Kuriusoranj · 26/11/2015 22:43

Artful can't link at the moment, but both were from Amazon. The book is Soap Carving for Children of All Ages - bit old fashioned looking but looks clear enough to follow. The tools are called Am-Tech Wax Carving Set - they were surprisingly sturdy looking but not sharp.

My daughter actually expressed an interest in wood-carving! Ur... no. I thought this would be a good halfway step.

insertimaginativeusername · 26/11/2015 22:52

Not my own but for friends kids I have recently bought Shopkins, Moshi monsters and Lego friends for ones that still "play" and for the more "grown up/girly" girls bits from Accessorize/Claire's such as earrings, bracelets, Lush bath bombs, little handbags and purses from River Island kids, and they all seem to love funky stationary like scented pens, little notepads etc and little nail polishes with nail stickers.

Not exciting but New Look vouchers also go down a storm as they are all starting to pick out their own clothes Smile

insertimaginativeusername · 26/11/2015 22:54

Oh and those little animal hand warmers, ear muffs and nice hat/gloves sets Smile

wiccamum · 26/11/2015 22:56

My DD is 9. No list this year, she doesn't know what she wants herself! Only thing she asked for is Lego Elves Castle. Other bits finding their way into the stocking are:
Dr Who colouring book
Nice notebooks/posh pens
Bubble bath, lip balms and nail stuff
Books,books and more books (she loves Tom Gates)
Taylor swift merch.

Good luck x

wiccamum · 26/11/2015 22:58

Ooh, yes, snuggly gloves, hand warmers and such always go down well. And H&M vouchers 😊

wiccamum · 26/11/2015 23:01

Aahh, thought of something else. I found a great stocking filler- shower cap in the shape of a crown! Perfect for the little princess who seems to have taken over the bathroom!!!

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