Ideas

Can anyone think of anything i can buy Joshua for Christmas?? He will be nearly 16months. He has a lot of the standard toys - shape short, bounce and spin zebra, activity cube, garage, ride on train thingy, cars... Got no inspiration, i'm useless with boy things.

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The girls have the above, Immy was bought it over 2 years ago and would still play with it. Whenever boys come round they always love it, and ours is bright pink! Woud recommend any of the WOW stuff x

Thanks. I've got a few wow things, they're good aren't they. Will have to look at more

Hey Hun, we going to get L a playmat with roads on he loves his garage, some more cars. Ones with sounds

I remember getting rich a huge transporter with 2 cars on the back he loved that.
There's a few huge cars/lorrys on sale in mothercare. I'm really hoping they Tay on sle till after move lol.

Jigsaws, doctors set, playdoh, bedding for new bed, kitchen

If I see anything will let you know :-) can you o same or me :-) (cheeky arnt I lol) x

I had the same issue with Andrew and saying that with Imogen when they both got to 16 months old.

These are just some suggestions that I got for mine that you could perhaps use.

* Colouring Books
* Colouring Crayons
* Clothes
* Winter Coats and Shoes
* Boys: Cars, Planes, Action Figures (Thomas Tank Engine, Special Agent Oso, Mickey Mouse)
* Girls: Dollies, Dolls Prams, Dolls Clothes / Shoes,
* Story Books
* DVD of their favourite Shows

Thanks ladies.

Clare will let you know. I was thinking about a workbench kind of thing but not sure.

I got Charlie a market stall with tonnes of food which he liked a lot, also puzzles, aqua draw or possibly play doh?

Immi's got two tills and a kitchen with loads of food, don't think i could stand anymore play food lol!
I've got Immi's old puzzles, aquadraw and play doh. Think thats the problem, most of the stuff for his age i have as i never went over the top girly with Imogen's toys

Someone brought their little boy a work bench other day, will see if I can find link for you.

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I like the wooden one, but in my house it would end up as more stuff to ht R with lol

Thanks Clare!

Wooden one is gorgeous, not very practical in our house though. Immi had a gorgeous wooden kitchen but her and Josh loves to play with water and it got ruined

I saw one that packs away in a shop a few wks ago for £20, now can't remember where, argh

smyths did a pack away kitchen as my mum got it for Tyler, maybe it was there?

umm what about a train track set? trying to think what Tyler was into around that age, he loved this [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] and he really liked building blocks (wooden ones) you know with the triangle and cylindrical shapes.

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they do a while range which is quite good.

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any happyland type stuff?