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Gift from Santa

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christmaslover88 · 30/11/2022 22:15

My 3 year old's playschool is having a Santa visit but parents have to provide the gift, maximum value £5. I am really struggling to think of something for him. So what would your 3 year old boy want from a Santa visit that costs no more than £5?

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00100001 · 30/11/2022 22:26

Colouring/activity book and crayons
Puzzle
Playdoh
Cuddly toy
Dinosaur you
"Matchbox" cars
Bubble wand
Light up bouncy ball
Doll
Crazy straws....

www.only5pounds.com/collections/toys

mam0918 · 01/12/2022 11:12

This sounds like a recipe for utter disaster.

£5 to one person is a book at full Whsmiths RRP. and £5 to someone else is a big £20 toy they got reduced in the sale.

Everyone should get the same in things like this usually bubble wands, a stationary set, a book etc... (might be different books but all 'equally' on par with each other like for example everyone gets a different Mr man book etc...)

christmaslover88 · 01/12/2022 14:24

@mam0918 unfortunately I don't work at the playschool so it's not up to me to decide if this is a bad idea or not, all I can do is follow the instructions for my own child

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TokenGinger · 01/12/2022 19:41

My son would be thrilled with a Hot Wheels monster truck. They're usually £5.50 in Asda and Amazon x

00100001 · 01/12/2022 20:26

I'll bet money on parents not sticking to the £5 limit...

Would have been better for nursery to buy 30 X £5 toys and charged the parents the £5!

BettyOBarley · 01/12/2022 20:30

DS at that age would have loved playdoh, one of those toy baskets with food in or a dinosaur.

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