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    Posted: 11 April 2006 at 11:19am
Hi guys...you might think I am a complete [8-}]...but I need ideas for prezzies. I want to spoilt my child so I wanna buy many many prezzies for her, as you can imagine cant afford to go and buy the whole lot at one go...so I am planning to start buying now....he he ha ha.

What did your child like at the age of 1? what was useless and what was loved? Or you can even tell me what you are planning to buy for your 1 year old.

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bridgette loved the wrapping paper and boxes lol! Books are good, or even a power touch/ leap pad jigsaw puzzles i got her a charm bracelet gonna put a charm on it every year, outside things liek a slide sure i will think of more
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Awwww.....The charm Bracelet is such a great idea. Thanks!!!!

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jake is a l;ittle boy, of course - but this is what he likes
Books - he likes one where I have to sing to him. He's just started doing actions too.
CDs - he's a big dancer.
hammer and peg set
plastic animals. - we have been getting him an animal a week from Toyworld - Schleich. they are realistic lokoing and really neat. the elephant is heavy as anything though and really hurts as it is thrown.
shape sorters - he particulary likes the Fisher price snail thingy
rocking horse - mum got from trademe. He LOVES it.
a wooden train that he can build himself.
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I got my nephew a buzzy bee coz he had just started to walk and i thought that may encourage him a bit that and its a kiwi icon
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My daughter was more interested in the balloons... haha

Actually good idea - fill a room up with her pessies surounded by balloons!! (Made a great picture of our girl sitting amoungst them all)

We too bought her a bracelet with her name engraved on it.
Most other pressies were clothes, books, video's and puzzles!

Don't go overboard on the toys. They really do end up being a waste of money unless its something like a leappad?

I think puzzles and blocks in bright colours are a great idea.

Maybe a sandpit? We got Maddi one of those sea shells from the warehouse and half filled it with sand for her.
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Sam has just turned one and got loads of lovely toys however to be honest he is still more interested in the kitchen drawers!!!!

BUT he did get one of those kiddy flip out sofas with pooh Bear on it and he loves it. Apart from the novelty of it, it is very useful for him to drink his bottle on, sit and look at books etc.

I used regular balloons and put double sided tape on them with curling ribbon tied on and stuck them all over the roof. He was in awe when he woke in the morning to the balloons and just loved pulling them all down.

   
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Ohh yah..those small sofas....Ive seen some at Kmart....my hubby was quite impressed with them.....

I dont want to buy to many toys as such because I know the two set of grandparents will do that for me....but I will buy some. I want to buy odd things that I know people wont give her as pressies.....

Thanks guys for all the ideas...once this tread is done I am going to print it out and keep it, cross each item when it is bought.....ohhhhh shopping!! he he ha ha

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Lego have a great new duplo range that look really cool. they have a new thomas, and zoo set, as well as a farm set. I wouldn't look at that for a one yaer old though - maybe 2.
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Buying already! ha ha. I have thought about Hannahs and so far have come up with Baby Einstein DVDs off Trade me, blocks, books and maybe sandpit or something. Want to get things that will last her for a long time
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Joey didn't like the Baby Einstein DVD that I got out of the library! weird child...

I haven't even started thinking about his 1st bday... maybe some blocks or something??

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Mum buys her books already...she has Barney and kids, baby animal, shapes and colors etc etc....tho she loves her books, she loves my womans weekly/day, cosmo etc etc...LOL

I am with you Aimee....want some thing that will last her. Hubby has plans for our back yard...which includes a lamb, tent, small house, slide, swing (so far) and we have a small back yard!!! he said he is going to remove my washline to make more space....I was like "yah right...over my....LOL

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newmum ill make him a shirt with "How YOU doin?" on it hehehe
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Ana, most of the Baby Einstein SUCK! The only good ones I've found are "World Animals" and "Neighbourhood Animals" - they are the only ones worth watching.. Ella has "World Animals" and watches it every day.. oops

The little couches are awesome and I asked another mum how long her kid used it, he was still using it at 6 :) Ella loves hers too..

Umm.. pegs !~! Ella was obsessed with them at 1.. cut holes in an icecream container for her to put them in..

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hi there well Brianna got a doll and a pram and it was great the doll was a learning doll to learn how to use a zip, button up things and alsorts at first she thort she should be the one being pushed around in the pram then she got the right idea also those couches they are really good for them to watch t.v and alsorts.
she also got a magnic doodle which she really loved.
I think its great you are starting to get things early it always helps so your not rushing out at the last minute and so its not a huge lump some.
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We were given the entire set of the Baby Einstein DVDs and Sam couldn't be bothered at all with them - what a waste cause I think they are pretty expensive!!!!

I know a couple of bubs though that are just mesmerized by them.............. I guess it depends on the personality of the bub depending on being a bit of a TV watcher or not. Sam isn't interested at all, he's such a boy prefering to brmmmmm around his cars.
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deharn...its so funny re the TV watinging thing. Zaara does not pay much attention to TV but will watch rugby, soccer and cricket with Dad...and shortland street

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Ayja watches hi-5 with paris in the mornings - although usually not long enough to hold her attention and stop her gettingup to where paris is sitting and plungingh er hands into paris's brekkie. she's a bit of a hi-5 nut, dancing to it, but that's cos paris loves it so much that we can't escape it!

paris got little people - al of you know how much of alittle people nut i am - but they are great cos the one we got her for her 1st birthday, she has now kinda outgrown - the zoo one, and Ayja thinks it is just awesome so it's good that she is now at the level to play with it. we got paris that sorta thing, and blocks and heaps of people got her size 2 clothes, so we were set for the next winter, at her 2nd birthday they got her size 3's so it's nice that we don'th ave to buy her a heap of stuff very often cos other people do it for us and we can use it for ayja.

since all the usual stuff, ie blocks shape sorters, rideons etc we already have from Paris, for ayja we have gotten a dolly - (ok, so Paris will probably play with it more, cos it's lifesized, and almost as big as ayja - and well, ayja is a bit obsessed with paris's doll so it will work out somehow..) and we got her a glow worm, and a baby tad, and a elmo silly faces toy and some bath stuff. baby tad and glow worm are kinda of incentives to distract her long enough for her to not need to roll over in bed and stand up - cos if she lies there long enough she just zonks out. lolol - talk about hidden agendas.
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Originally posted by deharn deharn wrote:

We were given the entire set of the Baby Einstein DVDs and Sam couldn't be bothered at all with them - what a waste cause I think they are pretty expensive!!!!

I know a couple of bubs though that are just mesmerized by them.............. I guess it depends on the personality of the bub depending on being a bit of a TV watcher or not. Sam isn't interested at all, he's such a boy prefering to brmmmmm around his cars.


I noticed from your ticker that he's only just one.. give him a few more months, Ella is almost 2 now

Also, maybe it depends on their personality but I am mum to one little girl who is not known to sit still for more than a millisecond.. ask anyone who knows us This used to be the only thing that meant she would sit still for a few mins while I rushed around doing things.. now she is older she is starting to enjoy books and will sometimes sit for half an hour while we read books.. so I think it is sometimes to do with how old they are too

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i got james a ball (baset ball), dvds old cartoons ones
bean bag, rolla ball,a car mat for his room,and a play phone
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