We did actually think of this but we're a bit worried she would be too wee so we're thinking that for Christmas, but might go to Halfords and have another wee look. She loves being outside so it probably is an ideal present for summer!
ToddlerMe started with ours just a few days after his second birthday, and can ride it pretty well now! As long as you get a little enough one she should be great with it. Ours is a 10inch I think. It’s not sold anymore or I would link it for you. Even at that small size my 10, 7 and 4 year olds still ride it sometimes
I got a brand new ice cream leap frog cart off Marketplace for £10 with all the cards and ice creams! I refuse to buy it brand new for £50
She has a scuttlebug too that she loves, if you're not keen on a balance bike!
I second this. Mine had a scuttle bug when he was 1 and used it for ages I got rid of it last yearShe has a scuttlebug too that she loves, if you're not keen on a balance bike!
Mine got the toy kitchen for Christmas when she was 18 months and wasn’t that keen on it then, but now she loves it! She takes out all the groceries and organises them and restocks it, training her up to do it in the main kitchenOh brilliant I'll maybe grab that actually! Thanks
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That's what I'm worried about, she was like that with the playhouse we got her recently
we got her the Lidl bouncy castle for her birthday which was a big hit, and she’s a huge fan of dolls too so any kind of baby with accessory that she can chat to is a good shout too! ETA I second a scuttlebug kids seem to love them!Could you get him something fairly small that he’d like as something to open on Christmas Day then spend the money on experiences etc the rest of the year? I don’t think they appreciate the value of things at that age, so will probably be as pleased with a toy dinosaur as a new bike, but also probably won’t grasp the delayed gratification of “future” presents eg trips to the zoo, so he’ll be happy he’s got nice toy/book etc to open and you’re happy you haven’t wasted money on more more expensive things he won’t necessarily play with?
A pedal bike if he is ready
My 3rd born was about that age last Christmas and I got her a huge big play dough set as her main gift- lots of pots and tools. It’s been well used by all 4 during the year.I did think of tickets but then I’d end up taking his sister too so she lucks out, she’s easy to buy for!
Outdoor toys are a no, are garden is tiny. I did get him a den building kit on his birthday. He’s got Lego, but playmobil might be a good shout. I wish I’d had the foresight to put his sisters toys up and then wrap them as new
A puppy/pet?
How old is she? Could the same apply for her but she’ll understand the concept more?I did think of tickets but then I’d end up taking his sister too so she lucks out, she’s easy to buy for!
Outdoor toys are a no, are garden is tiny. I did get him a den building kit on his birthday. He’s got Lego, but playmobil might be a good shout. I wish I’d had the foresight to put his sisters toys up and then wrap them as new
or the two birthdays before then…
No more living things in this house!!A puppy/pet?
What’s his favourites out of the things you’ve listed above? Mine’s two this year so I’m always looking for inspiration!
If he likes trains then lots of add ons to the track? We did that for a year or two with our eldest boy. Same with the magnetic blocks.
Trying to get one or two things a monthChristmas ??!!!!
bought his sister a few bits and him nothing Some of my friends keep trying to pressure me into a TonieNot me now trying to figure out what everyone is getting for Christmas
