Xmas Presents for a 14 mths old DD

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ive already bought her main pressie which is an Aquadraw... also bought her hard baby books and thats it!! (mum is buying her dolly set - inc baby bath, bottle, spoon etc)

There is a thread somewhere i think but cannot find it

she loves music and dollies

biglips, my 14 month old dd2 is getting a hammer and peg toy, a shape sorter toy and some books

i think an aquadraw and some books is plenty for a 14 month old! plus the dolly set - your dd will love all of these

yeah as im not sure if thats enough or less for her

I agree. I have bought my 19mo dd a Leap-Pad, a doll's cot and we will put a lump sum into her child trust fund. She has tons of toys already, my parents will go completely ott with gifts and she doesn't really understand what's going on yet so I feel it's plenty at this stage.

dd1 is 3 and STILL plays with

this

hmm thats looks good NP as she could do with new toys for her "age" of where she should be up to.. as she hadnt really got that many!! as im always hiring them from the playgroups!!

hiya, my boy is getting books, some russian dolls (he likes putting things in other things a lot at the moment) and a little wooden digger and dumper truck. and i will wrap up some pyjamas and socks so he has the fun of opening them. i have tried to show some restraint.....it would be possible to spoil them rotten

Does she have/does the set include a doll's buggy? bought DD one for her doll for her first birthday and it has been v. popular. They are £5 at ELC.

yes she had got a buggy for her dollies.. and i bought her an activity walker for her 1st bday (in oct) which she loves..

toys such as this are always a big hit

for stocking fillers you could get 2 or 3 little plastic cars - my dd2 loves cars (and who says they are just for boys?)

thanks NP as i havent thought of that and she lurves nursery rhymes

sorry to hijack - are aquadraw's really, really good? i am not very up on cool toys for toddlers yet....mine loves to scribble..is this a way of saving my magzines/sofa...

the aquadraw

oh yes its sounds fab as no paint as just water!!

aquadraw is BRILLIANT

there is the regular one or the new thomas one

We've got an Aquadraw, they're quite good. The only problem is the mat gets full up with drawings quite quickly then you have to wait for it to dry before you can do any more. Ours was quite hard to find in the shops though.

thanks, ladies, i shall investigate....

biglips how about some maracas or musical instruments so she can play along to music ( if you can stand the noise). ds has some from elc (only £2) and LOVES them

Hiya, I've just come back from Woolworths in town.

Just bough ds MegaBlocks Neighbourhood Town, he absolutely loves his MegaBlocks and calls them BooBoo's! They're the first thing he wants to play with in the morning, he loves to put them away in their bag too. The extra set I got him today, has people, animals, trees and gates and things to add to what he already has!

I'm going to buy him some play food too and a little trolley - I think he'd like them!

Hiya, saw Aquadraw in Woolworths also in Argos catalogue!

i saw the aquadraw in toys r us

mega blocks are great DD loves hers, a big bag is about £12 from woolies

yes i agree the mega blocks are fab as my baba "borrowed" her older sisters mega blocks.

and she found the musical recorder that her older sis and happily playing with that.. blowing away.........

where is the best place to look for hard books as baba is book mad as she loves them.... ive looked in ELC and Woolies... any where else pls?