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    Posted: 30 January 2009 at 10:06am
Hi,

Have a 1yr old bday party tomorrow, any suggestions on pressies under $50? Was going to look in Mainly Toys in Mt Eden but what should I get?
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The one year olds in the Jan/Feb thread love the Little People sets .. they have sets designed for 1-3 year olds and 2-4 year olds so they should last for ages.

You can pick up the smaller sets for under $50.00 (the bigger sets go for about $100.00)

Here is Isabelle with her Little People .. from left to right you have .. The stable, Noahs Ark & The dollhouse



The stable and the dollhouse have parts that make noise (which the kids at Isabelles age)

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Scary looking at her & thinking she's 1 & can play with toys that small... they grow up too quickly! I will have a look for that brand, ta.
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They are small to us .. but not small enough for her to choke on

But they are the perfect size for her hands .. I think thats why kids of her age like them .. they can walk around the house with their "friends" lol
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Ha! my exact question this morning too, that Julia also managed to answer for me....
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I was going to txt you to see what you bought but I thought even better to ask thoughs in the 'know'!
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just as well it's not the same party!
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Sooo true!! That's another thought, will have to buy something semi-original so she doesn't end up with 2 of them, as well as an exchange card me thinks.
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Originally posted by blondy blondy wrote:

just as well it's not the same party!


LOL - I was wondering if it was the same party and if you'd both show up with the same present
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Bath toys are always a winner too, they start to want to play more in the bath from this age.
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my boys loved a "pushy" thing - like a wagon or dolls pushcahir - that is good for boys and girls, but be aware that dad may not appreciate a son being given a doll's pushchair - dads can be weird like that.

wiggles cds are also hits.
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oh yeh, it's for a girl.

I might not be the one to subject the mum to the wiggles but the little one will probably like it.

Bath toys is a good one, what a great excuse to buy more toys for my boys!
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You can get a doll and stroller, if she's walking or close.

Any gender does seem to love those little block trolleys though. They effectively become a little walker. Emptying and filling is their developmental stage, as far as blocks and/or water play goes.
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If they don't have a swing you can get these great convertible ones from the baby factory for under $50. My boy and his friends all love theirs.
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one of the best buys we got for Ella was a board picture book with the picture and words of everyday items. Ella is seriously obsessed with the book and every day spends at least 1/2 hr pointing at her favourite pictures and practicing the words.

also she loves her doys stroller and the little people building blocks.

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Originally posted by Mum2Ella Mum2Ella wrote:

one of the best buys we got for Ella was a board picture book with the picture and words of everyday items.



I got her a picture book with textures on it which her cousin who's 16mnths really liked & also a cudly doll thing which seemed to go down well too.

I was so looking forward to the party but unfortunately she had a tummy bug or something so the boys & DH stayed at home & I just visited with the gift. Shame for the mum but glad she rang around & warned other mummy's.

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