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Christmas Present Ideas for 18 Month Old Girl?

My daughter is 18 months old and i'm not sure yet what "SANTA" will be getting her for christmas! do any of you have any ideas? =/

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chunky wood puzzles
blocks
mega blocks
board books
tricycle
play shopping cart
play food
play kitchen appliances/untinsels
disney princess tea set
my little pony toys
little pet shop toys
stuffed animals
baby doll
baby doll stroller
2T clothes
dress up clothes
musical activity table
sand/water activity table
play house
sesame street toys
bath toys
playdough (if you don't mind the mess)
chunky crayons, washable markers and giant coloring book

Hope this gives you the inspiration you need. Hope you are having a good holiday weekend.

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chunky wood puzzles
blocks
mega blocks
board books
tricycle
play shopping cart
play food
play kitchen appliances/untinsels
disney princess tea set
my little pony toys
little pet shop toys
stuffed animals
baby doll
baby doll stroller
2T clothes
dress up clothes
musical activity table
sand/water activity table
play house
sesame street toys
bath toys
playdough (if you don't mind the mess)
chunky crayons, washable markers and giant coloring book

Hope this gives you the inspiration you need. Hope you are having a good holiday weekend.

2 moms found this helpful

Things my 18 month old son is really into right now:

Play kitchens
Little playhouses
Those cars that they can climb into and pretend to drive
A kiddie picnic table that he can sit at with his older brother while they work on crafts
The Little People sets
Melissa & Doug red wooden barn, with John Deere farm animal and tractor sets

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My 19 month old is getting a Pillow Pet, the Crayola "Color Me A Song" desk, a tricycle, a kitchen, baby dolls and a doll stroller, bed and bouncy chair this year.

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As a mom I always look for the educational side of the toys I get for my dughter. At 18 months you want to encourage walking, talking, and hand eye coordination. Encourage learnign through playing. Some suggestions: blocks, big legos, ride-on/push toys, magnets, musical instruments, the little people doll house, trucks, balls, shape sorters, stackers, puzzles with big pieces, and Eric Carle books.

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1.Leap Frog Phone/computer
2.Crayola color me a song
3.Fisher Price Laugh & Learn Camera
4.Baby doll
5.jammies
6.Barbie(no small accesories)
7.Baby doll accesories
8.DVD Strawberry Shortcake
I have other items but just don't recall what they are at this time..But the best "gift"of all is all the trash & boxes that come from these presents..
Laurie D.& Sandy D. listed the rest of the items

My daughter is 16 months and she is getting
Weeble Wobble Tree House
Bean Bag Chair
Pretty flower clips and headbands for her hair
Clothes
Bath toys
Baby doll play set from Graco.
Zhu Zhu Pet
Play doh (from her Grammy...Mommy does not approve ;) )
Shoes
Books

Well... my granddaughter will be almost sixteen months old this Christmas. We're giving her some clothes, some easy puzzles with handles on the pieces, and (believe it or not) a real bird feeder that will stick by suction to the living room window outside, because she really likes to watch the birds. Mama and Daddy get to supply the bird seed. We're also giving her an ornament for the Christmas tree - this is a tradition with us.

In the past we've spoiled her with board books, music CDs of various types, simple dolls (no lights, sounds, bells, or whistles), and musical instruments such as a nice-sounding "rain stick" and a sturdy glockenspiel that actually plays in tune (I found it on Amazon after reading the buyer reviews).

Stuffed animals are fun and easy, and you could try the crayons that can be used in the bathtub if she doesn't put everything in her mouth any more. Although I like to patronize local stores, toy searches are much more productive online, especially on Amazon.

Hope this helps. Have fun!

(P.S. As was already mentioned, she'll like the boxes as much as the presents!)

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