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Presents for 8 month old

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peachy94 · 30/09/2017 10:38

DD will be nearly 8 months at Christmas and I've no idea what to get her. We have a walker, activity table, shape sorted, stacking rings etc saved from DS but she needs presents or DS will want to know why santa has forgotten about her, we can't wrap up the things DS had because he would regognise them 🤦🏼‍♀️ Any ideas? Things for when she's abit older? I'm really stuck x

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shakalakadoodah · 30/09/2017 12:56

DS is 10 months old and currently loves musical or finger puppet books, fabric squishy building blocks, and one of the best presents he got was a 'Scout' singing dog, you can program into it your DC name and it sings songs, talks and has a bedtime music option. But really DS loves nothing more than getting a box to play with, so for his birthday I'm thinking of practical things that he will need anyway, clothes, bowls, plates etc and a couple of toys all wrapped up in different boxes so he can just enjoy opening them.

NannyR · 30/09/2017 12:58

The Tomy hide and squeak egg box is a great baby toy and it only costs about £5.

JessTavener · 25/10/2017 22:34

A knife

Rufus27 · 25/10/2017 22:42

DS was that age last Christmas. His favourite presents were books that have sounds attached, a bath mirror and various bath toys including bath crayons. He was given a dressing gown from a friend which I found useful and he seemed to think was some sort of dressing up game! He preferred the boxes to the 'big stuff' he was given.

littlemisscomper · 25/10/2017 22:46

Your little one will massively prefer the boxes, paper, ribbons and wrapping paper tubes to any carefully thought out toys! I would recommend pop up men though, maybe a new bath toy, a smart trike perhaps?

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