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what are you buying your 1 year old for Christmas??

Posted by on Nov. 23, 2009 at 12:56 PM
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I have a 1 and 2 year old but most of the toys are going to be for ages 2 and older as together gifts... so what is everyone else buying for their 1 year old??

Loving Family Dollhouse and accessories

Step 2 Kitchen

Ride on horse maybe


Posted by on Nov. 23, 2009 at 12:56 PM
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tha-hawt-mommie
by on Nov. 23, 2009 at 1:02 PM

ugh , a kitchen set , a walk behind that turns into a ride on , table & chairs , recliner (or chair w/ ottoman) , leap frog toys , basketball hoop (per her daddy lol) , clothes , shoes , blocks , ... uhm idk what else lol

KalistaW
by on Nov. 23, 2009 at 1:03 PM

Our daughter is one and so far we're getting her..

and I'm not sure what else yet.

davidsmom81
by Silver Member on Nov. 23, 2009 at 1:05 PM


Quoting KalistaW:

Our daughter is one and so far we're getting her..

and I'm not sure what else yet.

ooooh what is that?  That is perfect for my 15 month old.  I was thinking about getting him somehting like this.

HuntersMomee
by on Nov. 23, 2009 at 1:05 PM

my baby will o nly be 5 months at christmas. but Kmart is having a BOGO sale this week on the Laugh and Learn toys ( excluding the farm and the pony )

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randmmom05
by on Nov. 23, 2009 at 1:05 PM

My son is 19 months and he has a love of all things cars so thats what he is getting.  He has no interest in anything else.  I tried introducing him to to other things but nope all he wants are his hot wheel cars or Lightning lol

2babybats
by on Nov. 23, 2009 at 1:08 PM

Lots and lots of books. Books and stuffed animals are her favorite. We could take away all of her other toys and she wouldn't even notice as long as she had those.

We might also get her a ball pit. But we're kind of on a tight budget this year.


aries1984
by Member on Nov. 23, 2009 at 1:08 PM

my grandma got my son a walker. he was 9 months old.

SweetPea708
by on Nov. 23, 2009 at 1:20 PM

Everyear walmart has a small toy section of 5$ 10$ 15$ and 20$ toys so we get them a few of those and they get signed up at the firedepartment for gifts so really idk what they will get besides the little 10$ toy laptops we got them. One got a red one and the other got a blue one. My boys are 3 and 1. I try to get them diffrent toys but they dont share they beat each other up. I have to get two of each toy. Sometimes there clothes have to be the same or the other gets mad. Dosent bug me sence im due with twins in 7 or so weeks.  Were low income and christmas is a hard time of the year but weve been able to get them at least one small thing along with what the sharing tree at the firsdepartment gives them. Last year an older couple picked them and the lady made them the cutest fleece pants and bought them a small toy. 

I was going to get them a play kitchen But i dont think  i can get what it costs saved up intime.

KalistaW
by on Nov. 23, 2009 at 1:22 PM

It's a baby play tunnel system by Wesco. I think Amazon sells them. They're kind of expensive, but well worth it.

Quoting davidsmom81:


Quoting KalistaW:

Our daughter is one and so far we're getting her..

and I'm not sure what else yet.

ooooh what is that?  That is perfect for my 15 month old.  I was thinking about getting him somehting like this.


NIKopotamous
by on Nov. 23, 2009 at 1:26 PM

Our DD is 19 months, 20 months at Christmas, and we're getting her:

Lifestyle Step 2 Kitchen (and dishes/food, maybe even a shopping cart)

American Girls Bitty Baby baby doll (we're pregnant and thought this would be a great way to introduce her to "taking care of babies") and clothes (i'm making them) and other baby accessories (bath tub, stroller, high chair, crib) so she can take care of HER baby too.

Some clothes (mostly 3T as she is in 2T now)

And then just some little inexpensive toys so she has stuff to open.  Storybooks, spoon/fork sets, etc.  Mostly stuff from the dollar tree or stuff from the dollar bins at Target.  LOL.


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