Help! Need birthday present ideas for a 2 year old boy!
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mapleleaf1010
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Any suggestions what to buy as a birthday present for a 2 year old boy, please???
His parents said that clothes are always welcome, but I'd like to find something more fun for the boy. Apparently he's got quite a lot of toys and books, which doesn't help.
What do boys like these days? Which shops would you recommend? (I'm on a tight budget!)
Thanks for your help!
His parents said that clothes are always welcome, but I'd like to find something more fun for the boy. Apparently he's got quite a lot of toys and books, which doesn't help.
What do boys like these days? Which shops would you recommend? (I'm on a tight budget!)
Thanks for your help!
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Anything to do with fire engines, police cars, recycle trucks etc so maybe a few little vehicles or 1 larger vehicle with little figures. Car playmat with cars. Or maybe he likes Bob the builder, In the night garden etc, something to do with that. ope you find something nice. I am sure when you see the right present you will know.
Just a thought what about mega blocks or the large lego duplo blocks.0 -
As a parent of children with loads of toys I can really appreciate the clothes angle... What about tickets to a day out nearby? - depending on budget of course. Or some clothes featuring some characters that he would recognise from the TV?0
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you could make up a crafty box - just buy lots of little things - different coloured paper, glue, kids scissors, little stars etc, paints, etc, etc and stick them in a box.
or maybe some playdoh?
when my ds was two someone bought him a underwear set it was iggle piggle and had 3 pairs of underpants and a vest in from tescos. ds loved them! that sticks to the clothes theme in a way.
i second what birthday ideas says, if your going to get him clothes get him a character themed piece.Mummy to ds 29/12/06 dd 10/2/08 ds 25/5/11:Amy angel born too soon 18/11/12, always with me Emmie Faith:A15 projects in 2015 10/15completed0 -
What about dressing up clothes - asda/tesco/matalan etc are good for these.0
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