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Chrstining gift for a 2 year old boy?

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Marne · 31/07/2008 15:52

My friend is getting her 4 boys christened and has asked me to be god mother to one of them (the 2.5 years old), what do i buy as a gift? do i need to buy for the other two (aged 9 and 1.5)?

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Marne · 31/07/2008 17:35

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mum2jakeyroo · 31/07/2008 17:41

I think you should buy for all. Something small for the other 2. What price where you looking at spending on god son

Marne · 31/07/2008 17:46

I'm not sure how much i want to spend, if i need to buy for all of them i need to keep the price as low as possible. I would like to get something special that he can keep forever but not something that is useless IYNWIM.

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mum2jakeyroo · 31/07/2008 17:59

ideas my ds got which I thought were good were a pocket watch and a st christopher. What about a bible to keep for the elder two

MingMingtheWonderPet · 31/07/2008 18:01

Just bought for a 2 yo for a christening.

Some of the ideas I had were Brio train (my thinking was a nice wooden toy with longevity), book of Aesops fables (or similar), silver photo frame

Marne · 31/07/2008 18:12

A bible would be good or a chldrens bible, dd got a lovely one for hers. I will also look at a st christopher. Great ideas, thanks

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mum2jakeyroo · 31/07/2008 18:40

glad to have been of help

Cies · 31/07/2008 18:52

Also nice is a nicely bound classic children's book. Aesop's Fables, fairy tales, something like Beatrix Potter.

I know my DB was given silver cufflinks, which he has worn now as an adult, but they might come out a bit too expensive.

deepinlaundry · 31/07/2008 19:05

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JanieK · 31/07/2008 20:26

I usually go for books as you can write something nice in the cover about the occassion you are celebrating with the date. I have bought lovely boxed sets of Thomas the tank/Winnie The pooh/Wind in the Willows/Mog books and they've always gone down well.

the Book People website quite often have them reduced too and you may get other books for the 2 other children cheaply too.

amidaiwish · 03/08/2008 11:20

a tree for their garden?

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