Making room for Christmas (and a birthday...)

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Dd is 3 right on on top of Christmas so we will have her birthday gifts as well as Christmas gifts for her and ds (9).
Ds only really has toys left that he actually plays with now due to my shipping out of toys that don’t get played with policy.
Dd however has plenty of stuff that barely gets looked at. Maybe once a month for half an hour or so. Do I keep these things? In the bracket come the toy kitchen (totally ignored nearly all the time), the leapfrog ice cream cart, a huge box of duplo with the duplo zoo animals and a variety of smaller toys that I think she has probably outgrown.
I’m not sure what to hold onto really. I feel like maybe she will grow to like the duplo but saying that ds never did and doesn’t like Lego now either. The kitchen she’s never been that bothered with and now ignores totally.
She plays specifically with small dolls / figures / her dolls’ house / craft sets and play doh. Getting into Playmobil now too.

Would you keep things or get rid of them? I’m conscious that too many toys aren’t a great thing really.

Will she be just turning 3? I think she has yet to enter in to the real pretend play age, so may well grow in to the kitchen. All of mine love Duplo and Lego, and my daughter has never liked dolls so quite the opposite, so I think I would perhaps keep a selection of bricks, and focus more on what she actually enjoys playing with.

Do you have any place to store the kitchen for a while? I agree that she may not have fully grown into pretend play yet, but toys can become part of the wallpaper if they are just sitting there all the time.

I found that my dc cycled through phases of being interested in toys and would rediscover older toys and play with them in an entirely new way.