Please help, son lost fave toy!FOUND!!!!!

Ishtar

Savvy_Sue wrote: »

I found it best if 'favourite' toys preferred the quiet life, ie to be left at home ...

If we're out in the car DDs toys have to stay behind 'to look after her car seat'. She's 3 so I'm guessing it won't be long before she sees through this...:rolleyes:

bagpuss_fan

My niece is 19 and still has "freddie teddy", he's battered and missing several major parts! He's in all the holiday photos too! I remember many crisis situations due to his disappearance!

Because of this, when I had my DD, she was never allowed a "favourite", she needed something to cuddle (as I think they all do), but we swapped them over a lot. When we went camping and forgot one, we just went to the shop and bought another! She's 12 now and still has loads of them!!

dawnybabes

I have an emergency spare here and one at Nannans - glad you have been reunited !

Librarian_with_attitude

In case this is helpful to anyone else, Blooming Marvellous have a lost / found precious toy bit on their website, where people can post if they need a particular toy, and some people post if they find one in the street etc. Its here
http://www.bloomingmarvellous.co.uk/itoys-reunited/lost/itoys-reunited-lost-bluemouseMM.aspx

My toddler is very attached to a Mothercare rabbit thing, which goes by the unfortunate name of Boggy (as me and OH couldn't agree on whether it was a bunny or a doggy, and his suggestion was Dunny....!) I know I will be visiting the site if something dreadful happens to Boggy, as he only became indispensible at bedtime after Mothercare stopped selling that particular toy.