18 month old-christmas gifts

patriciahomol · December 2013

give me some ideas, I'm at a loss!!

Meery82 · December 2013

DS will be 18 months in a few days. I bought him a few wooden pull toys, a toy car and truck, a stuffed fox, wood blocks, a towel and bath mitt set, and clothes. My mom is going to buy him a table and chair set. He has so many toys that light up, sing, and make noise, so I wanted to get him toys where he would have to use his imagination. Here are some links:

https://www.albeebaby.com/janod-zoo-truck.html

https://www.albeebaby.com/plan-toys-dancing-alligator.html

https://www.albeebaby.com/kid-o-tip-truck-in-green.html

https://www.albeebaby.com/kid-o-go-car-in-red.html

https://www.albeebaby.com/skip-hop-zoo-hooded-towel-and-mitt-set-bee.html

https://www.albeebaby.com/jellycat-noodle-fox-medium.html

I got a set of 200 wood blocks at Sams Club for $20, which was a really good deal; I couldn't believe how expensive they could be!

jess9802 · December 2013

We're buying DS a play kitchen; I've suggested books, Duplo blocks, and bath toys to family that have asked what he'd like. He loves looking at pictures, so I'm going to make a photo album with pictures of our immediate and extended family.

vrj0522 · December 2013

Between us and grandparents this is what DS is getting:

Wood blocks

Toy vacuum (he absolutely loves the big one)

Books

Music DVDs and CDs

Fisher price grand piano

Little people bus

Talking Ernie

Clothes

tamararachel2 · December 2013

LO is 14 mo and he's getting a Cozy Coupe and a play BBQ grill. Those are his main thing. He and DS1 have way too many toys to get anymore, not to mention DS2 would rather play with DS1's toys. So we keep the ones that aren't too small or anything for DS1 in the living room for both the play with. We will get him a book or two (maybe for the stockings if there are some that will fit in that we like) and maybe some other stocking stuffers. That's about it. The boys' presents this year might number-wise seem like there's not much, but they are more expensive I guess. They'll also get some clothes, but we aren't trying to go overboard!

smileybabyboy · December 2013

does LO need a sled?

jasminelorraine20 · December 2013

Our 18 Month Old's gifts:

Melissa and Doug play kitchen/pots and pans

Mega Blocks

Play Dyson Vacuum

Books

Leather recliner

Shoes

North Face Jacket

Pj's/slippers

Bracelet

Potty

GreenMonkey1 · December 2013

Easel and art supplies

DiveFrog · December 2013

DD will be 19months. We got her a nice wood play kitchen, pots/pans and accessories. I am not sure what family and friends have purchased but we requested little people sets, clothes, books, duplo legos and wood blocks, large magnetic letters/numbers & animals and a doll.

rubber_chicken · December 2013

DD just turned 18 months. Her big present is a play kitchen, and my sister is getting her some dishes and play food. She's getting a baby doll and crib from my parents. And Santa is bringing her some cars, some lacing beads, and either an easel or toddler trampoline (husband wants easel, I want trampoline).

tifdaski84 · December 2013

Our LO just hit the 18-month mark and this is what he's getting:

bean bag chair (he loves to jump on and roll over/off the ones at his grandma's house)
4 or 5 books
toy broom (loves the real broom so I'm thinking he'll be pumped to see this one on Xmas morning)
PJs to open on Xmas Eve
his stocking will have a set of toy keys, finger puppets, a Christmas straw cup, and a tree ornament

Then I imagine he'll get toys galore from grandparents/aunts/uncles. I've been telling the people who have asked that he really likes books.

Zimger · December 2013

When DS hit he 18 month mark he began to be interested in drawing and building. We bought him crayons, a huge drawing pad, and Mega Blocks.

APendola · December 2013

I am not getting her a lot of things. I like to keep Christmas simple.

I am going to get some small gifts in a stocking for her. I think she'll enjoy pulling everything out of the stocking. I will also bake some homemade cookies for her.

My parents and in-laws are sending some clothes and toys.

emberlee3 · December 2013

Just finished shopping for DD. I chose mostly practical stuff because I think she'll enjoy opening presents, but we don't need any more toys.

Nod one-seater pouf thing (got one for DS, too; our house is too small for anywhere chairs)
Duplo train
M&D latches board
Frog hooded towel
Personalized photo album
PJs
Stocking stuffers: New hair elastics, socks, forks, and reusable snack bags

myjohnsonboys · December 2013

Between DH and I, parents, and aunt our LO (15 months) is getting the following:

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Pottery Barn Lamb Rocker

V-Tech Activity Walker

Little People Farm

Mega Blocks Piano

Mega Blocks Fire Truck

Mega Blocks

Coat

Uggs

Sneakers

PJ's

5-6 Outfits

Stocking Stuffers- Little People, Bubble Guppy DVD, Socks, toothpaste and brush

Now that I thought it out we went way overboard but we did however stay within our budget.

dapo2004 · December 2013

DS is obsessed with the ball pit at his school, so we bought him a pretty cool ball pit and a bunch of BPA and phthalate-free balls. It may not be age appropriate, but man, nothing makes him happier than jumping into a ball pit. We also bought him more Duplos- he loves building (and subsequently smashing) Lego towers. Oh, we also got a cool bathtime basketball goal thing. My mom bought him a play kitchen because he loves watching me cook meals. MIL bought him a ridiculously huge ramp/car toy that will inevitably take up half of his room and likely lead to an ER visit. Well, at least we talked her out of buying him a 4 wheeler to "ride around the apartment."

JustcallmeGG2 · December 2013

Between all of us for 2 18 month olds.... play kitchen and accessories, Mr potato head, little people farm, art supplies, books, shopping cart, wood puzzles and I have been on the fence whether they are ready for a real tea set.

Barefoot84 · December 2013

JustcallmeGG2 said:

Between all of us for 2 18 month olds.... play kitchen and accessories, Mr potato head, little people farm, art supplies, books, shopping cart, wood puzzles and I have been on the fence whether they are ready for a real tea set.

So happy to see you here GG! I hope things are going well with you.Green Toys have a nice tea set, and my friend says her LO really likes it. Also, it has pink, and it has some blue, so it would be perfect for Ayden and Syney. It's not very fancy, but it would be nice at this age.

skibunny59 · December 2013

We are getting DD a play kitchen, play food and pots, books, a train set, and wood blocks.

We have suggested to family books, puzzles, clothes, and stuff for her kitchen.

skibunny59 · December 2013

APendola said:

I am not getting her a lot of things. I like to keep Christmas simple.

I am going to get some small gifts in a stocking for her. I think she'll enjoy pulling everything out of the stocking. I will also bake some homemade cookies for her.

My parents and in-laws are sending some clothes and toys.

This was our original plan but we didn't really stick to it. We didn't get her a ton of stuff but I only wanted to get her like one or 2 things.

JustcallmeGG2 · December 2013

Awww thanks @barefoot84. I barely ever go on anymore but sometimes I peek over on this board. sometimes you just need an opinion From a mom with kids to same age! its nice seeing a friendly face.

michellepeanut · December 2013

Between the grandparents, Santa and us, DD is getting: a Cosy Coupe princess car, large zoo Duplo set, doll and all the accessories (stroller, clothes, potty, etc), arts & crafts supplies, parachute and a bunch of small stocking stuffers (beads, books, hat, stickers, etc).

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