Those of you with 2 year old DDs - what would you put in this bag...

[Thankyouandgoodnight]

I have just made a felt bag with a handle for my DD who will be 2 at Christmas. It is about the size of my nad. What would you put in it for her to 'find'?

[Cheesesarnie]

lol at size of your nad.
id go for pretty braclet-i like the wooden bead ones.

[Thankyouandgoodnight]

These are great and also good ideas for stockings and party bag ideas!

[nct73]

DD 20 mo loves getting her bag ready, giving me a kiss & going to work so agree with the things mum & dad have in their bags - pad, mini colouring pencils, fake watch (DD loves little wooden bead one she has), maybe a phone,brush, mirror etc

[S1ur]

small animals, real money (coppers), choc money or a bouncy/squishy ball

[thell]

A little tree decoration?

I love the tradition of giving a tree decoration every year, which the child keeps in a separate box and puts on the tree themselves. For DD's first christmas I painted a wooden heart and drilled a hole for string - last year I bought one.

Small stuffed toy would be lovely.
Or a plastic figure - DD loves putting her In The Night Garden figures in various hiding places. I once found Makka Pakka in my dressing gown pocket

[MollyCherry]

You can get some really great tiny things from Hawkins Bazaar - www.hawkin.com - if you've not got one near you.

[ightytiddlietighty]

schleich animals are good to fit in little bags.

[gigglewitch]

my dd would love anything you can draw on and with (small crayons and little pad, esp the tiny post-it's...hours of fun) agree little car and also something small and woolly or furry, my dd has a tiny knitted pink mouse which fits in her pocket and she adores it how about attaching a little bell or something rattly to the bag? sewn in i mean.

[stealthsquiggle]

Playmobil person?
Tiny bear?

DD is obsessed with bags and fills them with anything which comes to hand (and then hangs them on the back of her doll's pushchair )

It has made me very disciplined about where I put my keys

[kingfix]

My 2 yr old DD loves her toy mouse, which has trousers you can take off. You sound like you are pretty nifty with the needle and thread so could you make one to live in her handbag?

[Chaotica]

I'd go for the car too -- dd loves them.

[harpomarx]

have yet to meet a child who hates matchbox cars

ditto chocolate coins.

[Thankyouandgoodnight]

Fabulous ideas - I do like the matchbox car, lip balm, mirror and white choc coins very much!

It isn't very big though, so I will have to choose one of the above!

Oh no, what if she hates it

[harpomarx]

if it was my dd i would put a matchbox car in there - amongst other things. She is obsessed and they are a great toy to get into: cheap, portable, good for imaginative play. 2 is a good age to start the indoctrination.

[scrappydappydoo]

Could you make it into a little handbag - so put in a small purse with fake money, a little pad and crayons, a little comb/brush. a compact mirror etc so she can be like mummy??

[mazzystartled]

hair bobbles
plastic tat jewellery
lip balm

[luckylady74]

white chocolate coins
small stuffed toy of any kind
bubbles
bouncy ball

[Thankyouandgoodnight]

Sorry - size of my hand lol - I realise that 'nads' are something else