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Christmas presents for 21 month old boy

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Em32 · 09/11/2005 12:01

Any suggestions? He seems to be very much at an in between age. Loves cars, trucks, fire engines etc and cooking (he has a kitchen)I can't really get him to concentrate on playdough. Do they start playing properly with jigsaws soon? Are stickers and fuzzy felt too old for him? Thanks

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Bozza · 09/11/2005 12:03

What sort of price range? DS started getting into the Brio at that age. He was also well into jigsaws but think he was an exception. Has he got a garage?

hovely · 09/11/2005 12:45

I agree, jigsaws soon if not now.
fuzzy felt pieces are too small and can't be seen on the carpet by my DS.
Very popular currently with DS (22m) is a magic board thing, I can't remember what they are called but you use magnets and a magnetic ended pen to draw then pull a handle across to wipe it all clean again.
he is also obsessed with DD's dolls house, he loves putting the dolls to bed and arranging the furniture. I would have thought any kind of 'house' could be a hit including pirate ship/castle/garage/farm so long as the pieces inside are not too small.

colditz · 09/11/2005 12:46

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PeachyClair · 09/11/2005 13:23

Mine (2.2) is getting the Wooden World train set from ELC. My nephews (21 and 24 months) are getting from us a Noah's Ark from Wilkinsons- great at £13.99 and really nice too.

Pas Christmas gifts for my older two boys at this stage were a trike and a rocking horse.

PeachyClair · 09/11/2005 13:26

Oops sorry- forgot- anything of the writing board etch a sketch variety (just gave nephew one he loved it- woolies or Argos).

ELC had an offer on garages yesterday: free cars if you bought one. It was a fab garage.

Easels are good too, ones with a magnetic side and a blackboard

bubbles2904 · 09/11/2005 17:59

my godson is 2 in march and i've got him a musical thomas train to pull along and comes with musical cds, which play nursery rhymes

Wallace · 09/11/2005 18:05

I just bought a starter wooden train set for just under a tenner in Tesco, for a friend's dd (she will be 20months at Christmas)

Bozza · 10/11/2005 09:44

All the ideas sound good. What about something out of the Happy Land range at ELC?

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