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Eff-1 · 05-01-2023, 04:50 PM

We have a one year old who just had a birthday. We said no gifts please, because honestly we have everything and he needs nothing. But still some people showed up with gifts kindly. Most of the gifts we received were toy cars and trucks (which he loves), a toy set of golf clubs (too old for him still), Jelly cat, A walker from Ikea, few books, a puzzle where the pieces are large and easy to grab and spell his name, a small balance bike (we already had one though), and then a few people gave cash.

personally I'd suggest the puzzle that spells her name (if you can find out who made that, probably online somewhere), the Ikea walker, the jelly cat, or a GC to west coast kids. or you can give books as well, but I find kids usually already have a lot of books.

edit --- only give the ikea walker if the parents have space for it. we live in a condo so when someone gives us a large gift, we appreciate it but it's also a hassle because we don't have space for stuff like that.

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Eff-1 private modder Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: North Shore Posts: 7,251 Thanked 3,514 Times in 1,003 Posts Failed 47 Times in 35 Posts	We have a one year old who just had a birthday. We said no gifts please, because honestly we have everything and he needs nothing. But still some people showed up with gifts kindly. Most of the gifts we received were toy cars and trucks (which he loves), a toy set of golf clubs (too old for him still), Jelly cat, A walker from Ikea, few books, a puzzle where the pieces are large and easy to grab and spell his name, a small balance bike (we already had one though), and then a few people gave cash. personally I'd suggest the puzzle that spells her name (if you can find out who made that, probably online somewhere), the Ikea walker, the jelly cat, or a GC to west coast kids. or you can give books as well, but I find kids usually already have a lot of books. edit --- only give the ikea walker if the parents have space for it. we live in a condo so when someone gives us a large gift, we appreciate it but it's also a hassle because we don't have space for stuff like that.