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Present for 18 month old

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Yellowflowers · 17/04/2009 13:15

Hi,

Going to visit friends for weekend - they have 18 month old. Have to pick up present for her this evening at major railway station before getting train to go there - any ideas? Something cheapish (£5-8 I guess) that can be bought at WH Smith, mini M&S, mini Sainsburys, that kind of thing.

Please help - am struggling and in mad rush with other stuff so apologies if this is wrong section to post.

Will check before leaving house in couple of hours.
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compo · 17/04/2009 13:16

WHSmith do nice Peppa Pig sticker albums

Rindercella · 17/04/2009 13:17

A book?

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Yellowflowers · 17/04/2009 13:17

I wondered about stickers - is 18 months too young for stickers? (I only know babies, not toddlers)

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keels26 · 17/04/2009 15:17

My DD is 17 months old and loves books so that is what I would recommend. Especially night garden!

dinkystinky · 17/04/2009 15:27

A board book - or a bath book - would be a good bet. If the WHSmith sells dvds a night garden dvd or Peppa Pig one or a Pingu one would be a hit too.

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Yellowflowers · 17/04/2009 15:42

thanks all - book or if none then dvd it is then. much appreciated advice.
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