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    Posted: 06 July 2007 at 9:20pm
This is probably not a very intelligent question, but what is a really cool present for a first birthday??? My friends daughter is turning one in a week. She is gorgeous, has heaps of clothes and toys and I don't know what to get her. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated, thank you
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Does she have lots of hair? You could get her some pretty clips and hairties.
I was a puree feeder, forward facing, cot sleeping, pram pushing kind of Mum... and my kids survived!
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Snap Becks I was thinking the same thing. I only have boys and find it so hard trying to think of things for little girls so I think this is a very intelligent question    I will be watching for pressie ideas too.
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Some dress up clothes? Or maybe a personalised book where the child themselves are mentioned in the book and is the hero of the story (what I am giving to the kids in the family for Christmas this year)


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Books....I always do books! And special edition type ones are always a great idea.
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An easy shape puzzle (only about 5 pieces?), hair clips etc, bath toys - the pouring type, not the stupid floating ones! - dolls, plastic teaset, table and chairs, stroller for a doll, ride-on toy, new pjs, her own plate and cup set, shoes, tights, slippers.......
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oooo fairy wings, halo, wand, that kind of stuff...
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Great ideas thank you. Wow Busymum! I should have known that of course you would know! That's heaps to go on with. Thank you. For anyone else like Leish looking for ideas someone suggested to me starting a tradition, like maybe a charm bracelet and then getting her a little charm for it each year. Hmmmm, got heaps to think about now Thanks ladies
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What about 1st birthday for boys?
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A walker with blocks, big truck easy to push hard to break, mega bloks (like giant lego)... sorry I have more experience with girls LOL
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thanks for this thread! we've been thinking about charli's birthday coming up and since jack already has the 'big ticket items' like fisher price piano, ride on's, table and chairs etc we couldn't think what to get her

for jack's first birthday he got lots of blocks (plastic and wooden), a little ride on, little touch leappad, sandpit toys, books, friction cars/trucks and some clothes.


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When our daughter was born a friend gave her a charm bracelet with a charm then for her 1st bday gave her another charm and she will continue to do it for every birthday then when daughter is say 18 or 21 I am going to give it to her then
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