Thread 8 - anyone still looking for a poo cushion?

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Not a Robert related title, but couldn't resist this one (can't remember who said it though).

As usual, links etc in post two. Please let me know in bold if anything no longer works

I have a spineless book poster (Harry Potter) it's massive!!

Never did I think I would ever be typing 'juggling poo balls' into my amazon search bar .

There are even poo slippers... I really need to step away from Amazon
www.amazon.co.uk/Koly-Slipper-Expression-Slippers-Children/dp/B01C56NKQW/ref=pd_sim_201_2?ie=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=F385Y5HXMNR6V9A94903

Confuugled I would love that much more than wine or chocs or mugs

I'd be thrilled.

And to whoever posted about the Harry Potter one, I am off to Google eyes up wall space

I am a bit jealous of all your unicorns so had anyone seen a sea turtle ... Maybe not as big as Robert but large please

looking for 4 year old girl. are the into Sofia or is that younger?

I know. I used to be civilised before this thread now I'm suggesting people use poo juggling balls as a thoughtful Christmas gift

I have finished shopping for DS now (not that that actually means anything!!) so just gathering ideas as all the family like ideas. He is in a real vet/doctor phase so I had thought about a playmobil set but he'll only be 2.8 at Christmas and I think the sets may be too fiddly and frustrate him. Does anyone have any recommendations

Ooh thanks SheStood, I might go for it then. Wasn't sure if it was one of those ideas that was on the good side of mad or on the wrong side of mad

I have given mugs once in the past - but in my defence they were the systema plastic ones that you can use to heat up soup in the microwave rather than 'I luffs my teach' ones. And filled with a bag of chocolate coins.

The teachers did seem quite pleased with them - and I did see them in use when I was in the school helping out, especially when it was cold and they'd brought something like soup or leftovers in to be warmed up.

Thinking about it, it's around now that they start to reduce the prices of that sort of thing, once all the uni students have gone back to uni.

Pug fans - did you see this scarf:

www.lisaangel.co.uk/yellow-polka-dot-pug-print-scarf in the Lisa Angel sale?

Total bargain.

Does he have a doctor dress up and set? I had one when I was little abd I loved it.

Ah those mugs are great confuugled and ones that hold soup etc. I don't drink tea or coffee so a mug is totally useless and just gets added to the staff room. Most teachers would honestly be happy with a card and for parents to save their money. But a useful gift or something a bit different like that print would always be welcome, though never expected!

Yes he does, me and the dogs are always sporting bandages and Elastoplasts . Was thinking more a toy so other people could be the patient for a change

ziggy my 4 year old loves paw patrol, stickers, busy books (they do a Sofia one but paw patrol is in continual use here!), mashems, plastic animals, magnetic scribbler. Also doctors kit and China teaset are used quite frequently.

I work in a preschool and paw patrol is v v popular amongst most of the 2-4 year olds we have!

Not particularly a bargain but a good laugh especially for the office secret santa

I thought we could use this one for our

Christmas shopping lists!

How about this fuelled?

www.uncommongoods.com/product/little-patient

Ooh or this - I love Le Toy Van stuff

www.woodentoyshop.co.uk/le-toy-van-hospital-set.html?gclid=COOZ7NCIqc8CFcG4GwodQgAO9w

For those of you looking for teacher/nursery presents, last year I got DD2's Reception teacher a £££ Paperchase list book. Apparently all the other teacher's were envious andB&M have this version for £3.

I'm also reliably informed that blu-tak is like gold dust in most schools so adding a pack of that would go down well. Teachers do seem to have to buy an awful lot of their own stationary so that might be a practical gift to go for

Any teachers on here - do you reckon those Book People spineless style posters would be suitable for a teacher present or would that be a bit of an odd thing to get?

Would you like to be given them as a gift? Teachers are just people.

On the subject of Wilko blox, their base plates are so much cheaper than the branded ones & completely compatible. The DC have built many more buildings since having the base plates.

Fueled we have the Playmobil vet set & I'd say it is one of the more fiddly sets and you can't take the small, fiddly bits away as it wouldn't be much without that. There's an X-ray machine to change slides in, head bucket things for dogs & cats, small tube bandages etc.

Lego Friends Advent Calendar down to £14.53 again on Amazon

Place mark... Have resisted Robert, mermaid blanket and cornerstone so far which means I haven't started the shopping yet and need to step up to this Christmas lark!!

Teen DDs have loads of pjs so I was thinking of getting Christmas bedding for their Christmas eve presents. Where can I get something pretty, pref 100% cotton?

Any teacher presents that could be used in the classroom, for primary teacher, I'm thinking it would be thoughtful, save teacher money if something she would buy, all kids get benefit from it, teacher isn't going to be overrun with it...

I'm thinking sort of decorative I think, they have plenty of books and the art supplies are fine