Christmas gift for a 2 year old girl?

11 years ago

Seems to me that at the age of 2, jus about anything will please them. Her parents would probably appreciate gifts that are educational. A nice soft cuddly stuffed animal is a great gift for a small kid, too.

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MissTerraK 11 years ago

Jimmy,

I have found that at two years of age, they love toys that are interactive whether it be an educational toy where they press a button to hear the sound animals make to dolls or stuffed animals where you press their hand or squeeze their belly to make them talk, laugh, light up, etc.

Anything that has a reaction to something they do really goes over big.

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ronrule

11 years ago

My 6 year old's favorite stuffed animal is a little owl I won from one of those claw machines when she was two. The gift doesn't matter, the memory that keeps is the way they felt when you gave it to them. Two year olds are pretty easy to please.

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HeySal

11 years ago

Originally Posted by ronrule

My 6 year old's favorite stuffed animal is a little owl I won from one of those claw machines when she was two. The gift doesn't matter, the memory that keeps is the way they felt when you gave it to them. Two year olds are pretty easy to please.

My sister got a stuffed dog when she was 2. It was kept on a shelf in her room, but she never really cared about it. When I was around 10 months old I staggered (or whatever new walkers do) to the bookshelf and grabbed that dog. It is still with me, (but I don't take it everywhere I go anymore. LOL). About any pic you see of me until I was around 7 has that dog in the picture.

So my favorite toy was a hand-me-down that I basically stole. LOL.

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taskemann

11 years ago

Thanks guys and gals

Found a bunch of toys on ebay with the search phrase "educational toys" and selected "Buy It Now" and "Free Shipping", and BAM! Jackpot!

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seasoned

11 years ago

Maybe you could ask her mother. But try to consider that she IS two, so make sure things are kind of big and solid, so she is safe and can enjoy it for a while.

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taskemann

11 years ago

Originally Posted by seasoned

Maybe you could ask her mother. But try to consider that she IS two, so make sure things are kind of big and solid, so she is safe and can enjoy it for a while.

Steve

Of course Steve. I will open the boxes first and look for small parts and remove them if there are any.

It's for my sister by the way.

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seasoned

11 years ago

Originally Posted by taskemann

Of course Steve. I will open the boxes first and look for small parts and remove them if there are any.

It's for my sister by the way.

Well, I just figure her mother would know what she wants and, failing that, would know what she would likely like. If she is your sister, so I assume you have the same mother, your mother would appreciate it all the more, that you care to ask.

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taskemann

11 years ago

Originally Posted by seasoned

Well, I just figure her mother would know what she wants and, failing that, would know what she would likely like. If she is your sister, so I assume you have the same mother, your mother would appreciate it all the more, that you care to ask.

Steve

We have the same Father, and not the same Mother, who's the worst WitchTroll you can imagine (She).

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SShip

11 years ago

How about the glow pets. They're cute, cuddly and glow... My youngest loves them.

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waterotter

11 years ago

Jimmy,

Can we at least get Halloween over with before thinking about Christmas?!

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taskemann

11 years ago

Originally Posted by waterotter

Jimmy,

Can we at least get Halloween over with before thinking about Christmas?!

Lol I know. It seems like the Christmas preperations starts earlier and earlier for each year. In a few years, I guess we're starting with the Christmas preperations in early January. :rolleyes:

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MissTerraK

11 years ago

Originally Posted by taskemann

Lol I know. It seems like the Christmas preperations starts earlier and earlier for each year. In a few years, I guess we're starting with the Christmas preperations in early January. :rolleyes:

Ha!

Don't feel bad Jimmy. I started some Christmas shopping January of this year with all of the New Year sales and blow outs. Then I picked it up again in August; a little thing here and there.

I guess we can do it, we just can't talk about it.

:p

Terra

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Dennis Gaskill

11 years ago

According to my granddaughters, anything with flashing lights and sounds will do the trick. On the youngest ones birthday just a few weeks ago once she opened one of the gifts we gave her - with flashing lights and sound - she didn't even want open the rest. Her mom had to put our gift away until she opened the rest.

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Dan Riffle

11 years ago

If she doesn't live with you, buy her a drum set.

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thunderbird 11 years ago

Originally Posted by Dan Riffle

If she doesn't live with you, buy her a drum set.

No drum set is complete without an accordion.
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- Dan Riffle 11 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by thunderbird
  
  No drum set is complete without an accordion.
  
  Bag pipes are always a nice touch.
  
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  Dennis Gaskill 11 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by thunderbird
  
  No drum set is complete without an accordion.
  
  Originally Posted by Dan Riffle
  
  Bag pipes are always a nice touch.
  
  Don't forget a big amplifier.
  
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  taskemann 11 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by Dennis Gaskill
  
  Don't forget a big amplifier.
  
  ...And a even bigger amplifier that's amplifying the sound from the amplifier. Or buy 10 of them and put them in a circle.
  
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HeySal

11 years ago

Pretty funny guys. I did that to my sister while she was raising kids. They got a mini-piano, and drums, those giant soap bubbles that pop and get everything sticky. The present I thought the least obnoxious turned out to be the worst. It was a little 4 ft tall remote control robot. I guess my nephew would run it around behind my sister so she was always running into it and falling over it.

My sister hated me for around 10 years but the kids thought I was the greatest.

The fun part is she always threatened revenge but I never had kids.

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RIGGER53

11 years ago

Maybe you could get her a puppy.I would go with a small breed,though,so when it grows large,your daughter won't get knocked down,by it.I have a pomeranian,and a german spitz.Both are small,and very friendly,and always let me know,when someone is at the door.They always want to give kisses,to me.You can watch them bond together,as they grow.

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taskemann

11 years ago

Originally Posted by RIGGER53

Maybe you could get her a puppy.I would go with a small breed,though,so when it grows large,your daughter won't get knocked down,by it.I have a pomeranian,and a german spitz.Both are small,and very friendly,and always let me know,when someone is at the door.They always want to give kisses,to me.You can watch them bond together,as they grow.

If she had been a few years older, then yes. But I think a 2-year-old is a bit young to have a puppy.

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taskemann 11 years ago

Originally Posted by xb

saw a fiverr pet called wiggley you can check that out

Thanks. But I'm not sure about the eyes. It looks like they can easily fall off--something a 2-year-old might put in her mouth.
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taskemann

11 years ago

Originally Posted by Ken_Caudill

Geometrical toys.

Added some of them to my basket

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thunderbird 11 years ago

Originally Posted by taskemann

Added some of them to my basket

My son has a lot of fun with Magformers. I think they're too big to swallow, but they do have a warning label that it is not for kids under 3.
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