"Big" present for 4 year old

[HungryHippo11]

Wondering if anyone can think of a big present for a 4 year old?
I mean physically large, not necessarily expensive.
She is still small enough to not understand that something small can be expensive, and her younger sister will get quite a few bulky things as she is only 18 months. I feel she might be a bit disappointed if she only has "small" things.

Does she already have a bike or a scooter? We got scooters for our two last year.

Dressing up? My DD got some big unicorn costume at this age, loved it

Even a big balloon, esp a helium one, will go down well at 4

Barbie dream house is also huge and horrendously expensive new but there are always loads knocking around secondhand on facebay etc - she will neither know nor care it isn't new

Bike is probably more expensive but we got the scooters last year from smyths- 15 pounds each! And they were so happy with them

Play kitchen? Always loads of bargains on Facebook marketplace - kitchen plus food and pots/pans for £30 or so

My daughter was almost 4 last Christmas. She got a big dolls house / castle for her Disney dolls and Barbie's, and my parents got her a dolls pram (which she pushed her new Grinch cuddly toy around in all Christmas...)

My DD 4th birthday is on Tue and we've got her a silver cross double pram, and Barbie plane ( both big)

Garden slide or swing? We put swing in living room (high ceilings) for DD’s 4th birthday (feb) and it was a hit! Went in th garden later. Or furniture maybe? A big girl dressing table?

An easel. My kids got one last Xmas and it gets so much use.

Was going to say a kitchen- a few were on the Bargain Hunt pages on FB today.

We also got DD2 a toy shop. Big but not too expensive. Or perhaps a big dolls house? Maybe second hand.

My son was 4 last Christmas and he got a caravan shaped play tent from Ikea as his 'big' present which he loved/loves :)

Colour-in playhouse
Chalkboard easel on a stand
Space hopper (inflated)
Child-sized seat/chair for her bedroom (e.g. one of the Lesser and Pavey animal stools)

An easel, the big triangular ones with a blackboard one side and whiteboard the other?

Ds3 had one for his 4th birthday and it's used every day plus was huge when wrapped so looked very impressive. Less than £20 from IKEA.

My DD1 is 4 and she's getting a Frozen enchanted vanity table. It plays music from the second movie and pictures light up on the mirror - we're going to set it up Christmas Eve night for her. The box it came in is pretty hefty!

Thanks everyone :)
She has a bike and a scooter. Her younger sister is getting a wooden kitchen so I can't get her one of those

She isn't really a "girly girl" so not into Disney princesses, frozen or barbie or anything like that. I guess she would be more into traditional boys toys - she likes magformers, aliens, pretending to be a detective or "rescuer".

I do love the easel idea and thats certainly big so thanks for that! And some dressing up costumes are a great idea too.

LeapFrog ice cream cart.

The tall Imaginext toys are good.

A friend’s dd got a hot wheels garage at 4 and loved it.

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My son was 4 last Christmas and he got a caravan shaped play tent from Ikea as his 'big' present which he loved/loves :)

That sounds great fun :)

What about a Wendy house? The type like a tent with a frame and then a fabric cover that you put over it. Could be used indoors and then go into the garden at summer.

A puppet theatre and puppets?

Light up space hopper

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What about a Wendy house? The type like a tent with a frame and then a fabric cover that you put over it. Could be used indoors and then go into the garden at summer.

A puppet theatre and puppets?

We don't really have a space for anything like that in the house. I like the puppet theatre idea though, thanks

My daughter was 4 last year and we bought her a globe for Xmas which came in a big box and she loved it.

How about a tent? My dds got the ikea circus one when they were little, they loved it. Our house isn't massive but its stored behind their wardrobe and I put it up when they want it, sometimes in the garden.

Youngest dd is 9 and still got used lots this summer.

Or one of those colour in houses/igloos/rockets? You can get them in hobbycraft.

Beanbag for her room?

If she likes being a detective, how about a detective kit in a case. Then if you wanted to make it a bigger gift, have clues to follow that lead to something... maybe a box of treats or the missing Christmas pudding?

Little Tikes easy store giant slide.....stupid money new but we picked one up for my 4yo DD second hand on Facebook marketplace and it is used all the time.

I would second dressing up costumes, TK Maxx often have a good selection.