Birthday presents for 2 year-old?

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Hi all

Can anyone recommend good presents for a 2 year old (2 in May)? She has a Scuttlebug which she uses sometimes, a Mini Micro scooter which she can't yet use (planning to get it out again in a few months to see how she does with it) and is probably a bit small for most of the balance bikes I've looked at.

I am planning to get her some little things which I know she will like (stickers, a soft toy narwhal, etc) but some inspiration for a more substantial present would be marvellous.

We don't have tons of space indoors so I am not keen on a toy kitchen.

I would quite like to get her a little keyboard with a stool, so any recommendations for those would be fantastic.

I also thought about a covered sand and water table for the garden - any experiences of those?

But there must be a ton of good stuff I've not thought of.

I don't want to spoil her too much but I am not hugely cost-sensitive about it.

Thanks in advance!

Books
Toy piano
Pretend food
Doctor kit (toy stethoscope, toy syringe etc)
Playground set with swing, climbing frame etc
Cubby house
Clothes
Child size sofa or table and chairs set
Painting set (paints, brushes, easel, large paper pad, smock)
Blackboard on an easel for her room, and chalk
Wall stickers or posters for her room featuring characters she likes
A pretty name plate for her door

Thanks! A doctor's kit is a good shout, her uncle is a doctor and she is very fond of him.

My nephew and niece turned 2 in December and they have a mud kitchen like this one that they love to play with in the garden
www.argos.co.uk/product/8037886

A family membership for a local kids attraction. You can have lots of good family days out.

We've bought this for my little girl turning 2, haven't yet built planning to in next couple of days. She will love it. If you have the outdoor space this is it, from Argos.

Little tykes cosy coupe car? I got one for my son when he was 2 and he absolutely loves it still a year later. I bought his one second hand and it came with the foot rest so you can push them round when they’re small.
Can buy it in the classic yellow and red or they do other designs, a princess one, dinosaur etc

A swing that converts from a baby swing to an older child swing www.elc.co.uk/swings-slides-and-climbing-frames/plum-2-in-1-swing-set/144458.html?cgid=5425#start=6
Tunnel
Paddling pool
Bubble machine
Club Petz rabbit www.argos.co.uk/product/7978544
Dressing up clothes
Fairy train set www.bigjigstoys.co.uk/fairy-town-train-set
Dolls house
Aqua play set www.johnlewis.com/smoby-aquaplay-super-set/p2627151

Blackboard
Princess outfit
Toy kitchen
Buggy/doll
Paints
Story books

Thank you for all these suggestions! Really helpful.

The car would have been a good shout but weirdly she suddenly managed to get the hang of her scooter today, after four months of just standing on it and getting flummoxed.

Hope you all had a lovely Easter weekend.

Grimms Rainbow
Mini trampoline
Bubble machine
Play tent/wigwam

My son will be 2 next month. We've bought him an easel and a scooter as we're often out and about at weekends and we figured the easel will last him for a few years. When family have asked what to buy him we've suggested books as he's an absolute book worm. He really loves the Usborne Look Inside series as they have so much detail to keep him occupied. Also we're trying not to buy lots of disposable plastic toys that just take up space we don't really have.