Babies: 3 - 6 Months
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OK to tell people for Christmas?
chicagocubsfan23
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I really don't care what people in our families get us or DS for Christmas, I am thankful for anything, but every year DH's parents and my mom insists on giving them a list of a few things we would like. When/if they do this with DS this year, is it ok to tell them sippee cups/bowls things like that? He has tons of toys and clothes already. I planned on telling people books for sure, but then started thinking that maybe the sippee cups/bowls/plates are more for DH and I even though DS will be using them? It's not like we can't afford to get these ourselves, we definitely can, and I plan on putting some spoons in DS's stocking, but thought since it's something he's going to be needing around Christmas time, maybe it would be ok to tell them these items also? I know telling them these things definitely doesn't mean they have to get them either!
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Re: OK to tell people for Christmas?
That's what I plan to do. If they ask...
I have "collected" things on an Amazon wishlist (since that is where we registerd) an dit is great. It has all the stuff we didn't get at the baby showers, and I can add anything I want from any website.
DS has so many toys already and with 4 sets of grandparents I know we are jsut going to end up with more, but a least this way Ican ad things as I think of them and then jsut send them a link to the wishlist.
BTW this wishlist contains things that I will buy regardless, but this way when they ask I don't have to say the traditional " I don't know let me think about it, and get back to you".
We already have. We plan on putting money in it for Christmas and just getting a few things from us for pictures. And everybody in our families knows we have one started, but most people in our family want to actually get him something materialistic besides just money towards his college fund.
this is what we've been oing! It's so handy!