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Parents of 2 year olds

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weezergirl

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What does your kid LOVE? what games, foods, dvds, etc?
I need a suggestion for a birthday gift for my 2 year old nephew. There is no limit on the price. I have to beat my sister and brother on best gift!!! 😛
 
Surely any 2 year old would love to own a Skyline R34 GTR. If not send it my way.




Sorry just neffing around. 😉
 
Originally posted by: weezergirl
What does your kid LOVE? what games, foods, dvds, etc?
I need a suggestion for a birthday gift for my 2 year old nephew. There is no limit on the price. I have to beat my sister and brother on best gift!!! 😛
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haha you sound so determined....

i went into this thread thinking "hmmm i didn't know weezergirl had a child...."

anyways... i don't know 😛 i heard there's this guy called sponge bob that kids like...
 
Inflatable Ball Pit. Just make sure to get 300 extra balls. No, I'm not kidding. I ended up buying a box of 500 from a playground wholesaler. We used over 2/3 of the box's contents to fill the pit.

No, they're not mine, I'm the overindulgent uncle.
 
2 year olds have the attention span of .... well, of a 2 year old. They'll likely be playing with the box instead of the toy within 5 minutes.
In fact, that's actually a good idea ... my son had a ball with a big box of styrafoam peanuts that a gift from his grandpa sent ... they stuck to everything from the static 🙂
Messy though.
 
My daughter was really into Fisher-Price Little People stuff from around 18 months and still plays with them a lot. She's 3.5 now.
You can build a whole play city with all the different sets they have.
My son liked them a lot too.
But the best present we ever got our kids was a play kitchen. We got it when our oldest (boy) was around 5 and my daughter was 2. They both loved it and my youngest daugther (the 3.5 yr old) has been playing with it for a long time.
All three of them have spent so many hours playing with it.
 
Originally posted by: ergeorge
2 year olds have the attention span of .... well, of a 2 year old. They'll likely be playing with the box instead of the toy within 5 minutes.
In fact, that's actually a good idea ... my son had a ball with a big box of styrafoam peanuts that a gift from his grandpa sent ... they stuck to everything from the static 🙂
Messy though.
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Depends on the kid.
At 2, they can spend really get into playing with certain toys.
 
Get him something constructive, like a children's art set or something. Nothing fancy, maybe some crayons and washable markers, and some coloring books.
 
My 3 year old thought Finding Nemo and Monsters Inc were too scary.

but Sesame Street and Bob the Builder are always popular.
 
Cool. Great ideas you guys! I might get him a little art set, but definitely something washable 😉 Last time I visited him he was starting to scribble and could hold crayons/pencils. sooo cute!

That's a way cute pic of your god daughtery Ivy! Here's one of my nephew 🙂

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Originally posted by: Dezign
I'm the godmother of a 2-year-old... does that count? 🙂

Her favorite games = dress up, anything involving Play Doh

Food = all candy and chocolate, dim sum (esp. chicken feet), cake

DVD = all things Elmo, Monsters Inc, Finding Nemo

Yasmine all bling-ed out
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Chicken feet? Mmhmm i'll pass. Although, i will glady accept some sushi.
 
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