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My very good friend is having her 2nd child any day now :dance: Have got new bub something that she asked for, but I would like to get her DS a little something too. He is only 18 months and I thought all the pressies for the baby might upset him a bit.
So he is 18 months, I thought something he can play with while she's busy with bubs so a toy that he doesn't need Mummy's help with :lol: It can't be too expensive as she will just kill me if it's not something fairly cheap!
Any ideas?
DS1 was 18 months when DS2 was born, we gave him a wind up jack in the box and a friend gave him a puzzle and a book.
Books were my first thought but they practically own a library! Puzzle is a great idea, thank you.
I was just popping in here to say a puzzle! I always buy the 'other' siblings of my friends a book when a new brother or sister arrives. Gives them something 'grown up' & not babyish to do whilst they are in hospital visiting Mummy. xx
Does he likes trains yet? A die cast Thomas or Chuggington train.
Yeah Jayne I agree! I'd love it if someone thought of Moo like this when I'm lucky enough to have another.
Another great idea Heather, he likes trucks etc but I didn't see any trains when I was there today.
Target sell whole wooden train sets for not too much and they come in their own box with a playmat - they have small ones which I think are fairly inexpensive. My DS had one from when he was one (they have just brought them out again here - they weren't on the shelves for a while) and he just played with the bits he could until he learned to put it together. He has grown into it but there are no small parts so it is okay to have when they are younger.
could you get him a little doll? his own baby to play with whilst mum tends to his new brother/sister?
My DS is 18 months old and obsessed with trains - so I second that - perhaps buy a few of the Thomas ones that join together with magnets, Big W etc have them pretty cheap. My DS will play with them for aaaaaaaaaaaages - might free up some time for his Mummy with the newborn :)