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Any good pressie ideas for DD 5th birthday?

23 replies

WiganKebab · 22/02/2013 13:48

She loves dancing, dressing up, roleplay, acting out TV /Film roles while watching it etc etc....

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DebK2012 · 22/02/2013 19:03

Karaoke machine with kids songs?

NorthernLurker · 22/02/2013 19:06

Puppet theatre?

Also bit different fropm the areas you mention but we started dd3 on playmobil last year for her 5th birthday and it's been a huge hit. Great for imaginative dc.

WiganKebab · 22/02/2013 22:10

Brilliant, I love both of those ideas!

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DebK2012 · 23/02/2013 11:34

Are you from Wigan like me?

WiganKebab · 25/02/2013 19:02

Close-ish. I just like Wigan Kebabs!

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evertonmint · 26/02/2013 08:24

Not acting, singing, dancing but Hama beads are great. My very nearly 5yo loves getting creative with them and they keep him occupied for ages.

Lego also good - DS builds it and then does creative play for hours with it a but like Playmobil.

gillian88 · 26/02/2013 08:41

Another vote for Hama beads! I've also been known to play with them when the kids r in bed Wink

DebK2012 · 26/02/2013 17:55

Haha they are good!

EvilTwins · 26/02/2013 17:56

Hama beads. I love the noise they make when going up the Hoover Grin

sunnyday123 · 26/02/2013 18:18

This - its fab!

www.amazon.co.uk/Learning-Resources-Pretend-Play-School/dp/B000E8S8XO

AhCmonSeriouslyNow · 26/02/2013 18:20

I think we are going to get our DD a bike. I am hoping to persuade OH to let her get a girly swirly (but preferably not Disney princess!) one if she wants it.

AhCmonSeriouslyNow · 26/02/2013 18:22

as for the Hama beads - they are also sold in IKEA as Pyssla.
My DD finds them a bit fiddly but she has taken them out several times recently to play with. It's a bit annoying having to iron them but a nice quiet activity.

WiganKebab · 26/02/2013 21:26

I always get excited when a message gets deleted..... Even though I have no idea what the content was about!

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WiganKebab · 26/02/2013 21:27

Hama beads sound good, and I must say that the school role-play could be spot on.

We were also contemplating a small trampoline for the garden (been saving up for a while!) - does anyone have one?

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WiganKebab · 26/02/2013 21:28

I.E does anyone recommend for 5y old, as opposed to 'do you have one I can have?' ......lol

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sunnyday123 · 26/02/2013 21:42

I have 2 dds aged 7&5 and we got our first trampoline when dd1 was 2 and they're fab- we've used it so much were on our second!

WiganKebab · 26/02/2013 21:55

Is there a reliable brand you would recommend Sunny?

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WiganKebab · 26/02/2013 21:56

And how big was big enough for the little ones?

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sunnyday123 · 26/02/2013 22:03

We've always gone for 8ft but my mates hav even larger ones for their kids! Think we got ours in tjs Hughes but can't remember!

sunnyday123 · 26/02/2013 22:04

Actually dh says we got it in b&q!

WiganKebab · 28/02/2013 15:34

8ft sounds more than big enough. Can two bounce at once?

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sunnyday123 · 28/02/2013 19:28

We've had 6-7 at once when friends have been over, best investment we've ever made and great for fitness etc and fresh air!

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