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Trying to think up something unique for my little girl. The last couple of years we rented out the local gymnastics place, Mc'ds etc. It seems harder and harder each year to come up with something. It just seems like you get more of a turn out when you hold "exciting" birthday parties where parents feel comfortable dropping them off. I've got another month to plan, but it comes quick. Any good ideas?
Kim, that sounds fun except they have a horse already in the back yard! lol, I'd love to take them to Chuck e CHeese, but we live too far away, mabye I"ll convince her to actually stay at home and have a party!
Ok Kim, but do you do any housework? Babysitting?Move on in and you can ride the horses all day! lol
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Well, when I was born to - my goodness NOW - an ideal bd gift would involve art or horses. Since she's still a bit young, maybe a western-style pony ride mixed with hayride out in the country with hotdogs grilled over an open fire would be fun? 6 may still be young, but I love creating great memories! I'd pull some extra parents to help, making sure that the kids don't get too excited and burn themselves or fall off the wagon...
Looks like your daughter has a great mom!
062909 6:54
Well, when I was born to - my goodness NOW - an ideal bd gift would involve art or horses. Since she's still a bit young, maybe a western-style pony ride mixed with hayride out in the country with hotdogs grilled over an open fire would be fun? 6 may still be young, but I love creating great memories! I'd pull some extra parents to help, making sure that the kids don't get too excited and burn themselves or fall off the wagon...
Looks like your daughter has a great mom!
062909 6:54
I need some ideas for a birthday gift - 5 year old twins boy and girl?
Nicole
do you have any ideas?
i need to order it online with delivery and i want a gift whats super surprising and awesome =)
oh...and where can i order balloons cheap for delivery?
thank you =)
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It really just depends what they are into. Here are a few ideas that my 5 yr. old niece has liked:
1. big arts/crafts sets (like make your own jewelry, stepping stone, painting, etc.)
2. outside toys if it's warm where they live- balls, jumpropes, tennis raquets, etc.
3. model kits for the boy if he likes building (cars, dinosaurs, radios, etc.)
4. crystal growing kits
5. educational video games like Leap Frog's Leapster (those are huge hits but pricier!)
6. bikes
7. train set for the boy (Thomas the Train is huge)
8. kids table w/chairs for them to sit at
9. kids little sofa/chairs that fold out for sitting & playing
10. a big kids kitchen set w/pretend kitchen
11. a large dollhouse
12. electronic reading systems like Tag/Leap Frog
13. Fisher Price's Cool School computer
14. computer games
this is a small list but hopefully it will spark some ideas for you! not sure about the balloon delivery- maybe try a local flower shop?
It really just depends what they are into. Here are a few ideas that my 5 yr. old niece has liked:
1. big arts/crafts sets (like make your own jewelry, stepping stone, painting, etc.)
2. outside toys if it's warm where they live- balls, jumpropes, tennis raquets, etc.
3. model kits for the boy if he likes building (cars, dinosaurs, radios, etc.)
4. crystal growing kits
5. educational video games like Leap Frog's Leapster (those are huge hits but pricier!)
6. bikes
7. train set for the boy (Thomas the Train is huge)
8. kids table w/chairs for them to sit at
9. kids little sofa/chairs that fold out for sitting & playing
10. a big kids kitchen set w/pretend kitchen
11. a large dollhouse
12. electronic reading systems like Tag/Leap Frog
13. Fisher Price's Cool School computer
14. computer games
this is a small list but hopefully it will spark some ideas for you! not sure about the balloon delivery- maybe try a local flower shop?
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