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Thread 12 - the one with the flouncing at Hush

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RoastieToastieReastie · 21/10/2016 16:59

see post two for links

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Mrsmadevans · 23/10/2016 22:34

SSD my dd's love anything jack wills, super dry , benefit as long as it has a label they like it lol

Mrsmadevans · 23/10/2016 22:35

Depends how much you want to spend mind they also love fleeces from prinark and PJs from there too have a good look in Prinark it's full of stuff for youngsters

FireflyGirl · 23/10/2016 23:01

Jumping on the bandwagon with this unicorn rug £29.00 delivered on Amazon.

confuugled1 · 23/10/2016 23:14

SSD If you don't have a big budget, How about a mug cake book (they had nice ones in the works or book people for about £3 and a nice mug (anything from a pound up) and then a few bits and bobs like choc chips, nuts and mini marshmallows if you want it to be a bit more.

I gave just the book and cup each to my cousins a couple of years ago for Christmas (aged 16-25) and they went down really well - all but the youngest were students and they still post pictures on Facebook of when they're trying a new cake or having a mug cake party. And they've bought the book for other friends to give as a present to their friends.

There are fancy mug cake kits around now but getting the book from the works and your own choice of mug (& bits of included) makes it more personal.

primitivemom · 23/10/2016 23:20

firefly loving that rug !!!

slithytove · 24/10/2016 02:55

Does anyone have a la reroute code please?

APocketfulOfStars · 24/10/2016 05:19

Another Trouva link! Thanks!

trouva.mention-me.com/m/ol/rik-a62f287f73

ChristmasEvePJs · 24/10/2016 06:00

My inability to sleep has resulted in a non bargainous purchase from coast. I only went to nosy at the sale section Confused

girlsyearapart · 24/10/2016 06:49

I know the feeling I spent £70 in magpie and dotcom last night cos I couldn't sleep..

QueenOfFuckAll · 24/10/2016 07:04

I have started a Trouva thread. No idea how to link to it though.
I have no interest in Trouva, but can see how this is likely to block up this thread.

FireflyGirl · 24/10/2016 07:28

Amazon have got Knex on lightning deals this morning, ie Beasts Alive Tri-Stego at £10.62, it usually hovers around £14-£16.

BanoffeePieIsMyFave · 24/10/2016 07:33

ssd what about this Nutella cookbook with a big pot of Nutella? Could also add a mug as confuugled suggested?

BanoffeePieIsMyFave · 24/10/2016 07:33

Meant to add the cook book is £3.99 at book people

Badders123 · 24/10/2016 07:34

Ssd...
Depending on budget...
Pricey; superdry, jack wills etc
Non pricey: primark have some lovely pjs and make up bits and pieces
Maybe a make up advent calendar?
I've got my nephews Superdrug watches - £25 each

FireflyGirl · 24/10/2016 07:42

Superdry wallets reduced to £8.99 at their EBay store

LittleReindeerwithcloggson · 24/10/2016 07:44

What sort of things are 3 year old girls into these days? We only buy for kids and my brother has a girlfriend with a 3 year old that we will be seeing over Christmas.

FireflyGirl · 24/10/2016 07:49

Alcohol gift sets including Prosecco, Kopparberg, Taylors Port (think someone was looking for port?) £5 each or 2 for £8 at Morrisons. They also have a lot of smellies sets in the 2 for £8.

nocutsnobuttsnococonuts · 24/10/2016 07:52

little last year when dd was 3 she loved busy books (the paw patrol was a favourite), beanie boo teddies, stickers/colouring books, plastic art tray from argos, teaset (China one), superhero dress up, pretend birthday cake (we got melissa and doug), backpack with favorite character, hungry hippos game.

nocutsnobuttsnococonuts · 24/10/2016 07:54

Meant to add she still likes and uses those things, they were used from christnas and still being used now :)

TobleroneBoo · 24/10/2016 08:13

Can anybody point me in the direction of bargainous baby clothes or a decent voucher code

Would rather get the recipient a few items in different sizes rather than one item iyswim?
Thanks

nocutsnobuttsnococonuts · 24/10/2016 08:16

Asda have a lovely skye from paw patrol costume for £13-14 sold out online in 7-8 but all other sizes available. DD is going to love it!! :)
Http:direct.asda.com/george/kids/fancy-dress/paw-patrol-skye-fancy-dress-costume/GEM486834,default,pd.html

Vistaverde · 24/10/2016 08:20

Morning all !!

I was in Poundstretcher over the weekend and they had character pjs including Star Wars, Paw Patrol, Buzz Light Year and Batman for 3.99. They also had some lovely looking brushed cotton ones for £4.99.

EmGee · 24/10/2016 08:27

Lots of K'Nex on Amazon Lightning Deals today.

VoldemortsNipple · 24/10/2016 08:29

Next have some nice baby clothes in their clearance section. They're from the spring/summer collection but if you're planning on getting bigger sizes than 0-3 months they're perfect. I bought 4 dresses for £26 for ds's baby. I bought 3-6 months because she will likely have loads in 0-3.

BrollySmolly · 24/10/2016 08:32

3 year old girls ( based on my little one):
dressing up clothes
Doll / accessories
Bath toys
Colouring pens
Flashlight friend will probably go down well.