Stumped for a Present for Three/Four Year Old Girl.

[Flimber]

Budget around £25. Give me some ideas please

Thanks,
Mike.

 

[maxwell]

when my daughter was that age she used to love this http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/...m=A3P5ROKL5A1OLE&pf_rd_r=1ZEK65ZSX6PBSQK55WEN

 

[Flimber]

We've got something like that already - though less Princessy.

 

[DIYlady]

Dressing up dress.

 

[Jenn]

Something like that?
http://www.amazon.co.uk/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias=toys&field-keywords=styling+head

or a Sylvanian family
or http://direct.tesco.com/q/R.208-5027.aspx
or http://direct.tesco.com/q/R.211-5803.aspx

If you use a gift suggestion thing on say ToysRus it might help if none of these are any good.

 

[AVF Jay]

How about some play-doh

Or an alternative is rather than buying a present in the traditional sense i.e toy etc, maybe some clothes.

You could buy her a cute outfit or something, or some little cute shoes

I'm being serious, most people always assume toys, or something for the child to use, and clothes etc can be just as good.

Ok the child won't enjoy the present but the parents will find it handy.

 

[DIYlady]

I think girls,even at quite a young age, like clothes. Especially slightly special clothes. I remember a friends daughter (aged 5ish) being incredibly excited over knickers with days of the week on them.

Boys, on the other hand, are likely to see clothes as a complete non-present

 

[Ian J]

How about some play-doh

Or a drum kit

 

[imightbewrong]

Ours love these things: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Tomy-6687-C...f=sr_1_1?s=kids&ie=UTF8&qid=1323418340&sr=1-1

Especially in the car - great babysitter

 

[BAN5HEE]

Mine's 3. She wants 2 barbies, Clothes for her other dollies, a dolly that sleeps and cries at night (We already have one that wee's) Tesco Direct has loads of stuff on sale at the moment it's worth checking them out.

 

[liamis2cool]

My Daughter is 3, we got her - Leapfrog Tag Learning Pen w/ Some Books, Some Board Games, ie Kerplunk, some playdoh with shape cutters, hellokitty jewel station and a chocolate lolly maker lol.

 

[figoagogo]

Budget around £25. Give me some ideas please

For £27 we got our 4yr old lad the V-Tech Kidizoom "Twist" digital camera, problem is it was not £27 on Amazon for long, and prices can vary all the way up to £55!

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Vtech-Kidiz...NUZI/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1323425201&sr=8-2 not the price you were looking for!

How about Playmobil? Lego? Always a winner, and not just for boys?

How about these?

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Hello-Kitty..._1_207?s=kids&ie=UTF8&qid=1323425763&sr=1-207

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Tomy-501166..._1_160?s=kids&ie=UTF8&qid=1323425717&sr=1-160

 

[jenam93]

Does she watch much TV? If so what are her favourite shows?

There are stacks of related paraphenalia out there for most shows, especially for the girls...Peppa Pig, Ben & Hollys Little Kingdom, Fifi and the Flowertots etc

 

[Berties]

Does she watch much TV? If so what are her favourite shows?

Get the child to be constructive, musical, or physical, not something based on TV. :-/

What about a bike? Musical instrument?

 

[sniffer66]

Board games that suit a younger child are always good (and help with the counting) Good for older kids to join in with as well. We still sit down and play games like Ludo (2 vs 2) and Frustration etc. Frustration is good as it has the dice popper and the dice doesnt go everywhere like it does when kids throw a loose one

Other than that games like Build a Beetle are also good for little ones - shake a dice and build a plastic bug based on the number you shake

Girly Lego is also good - my daughter has lots of little house/farm kits

 

[Berties]

https://www.fg-onlineshop.de/ItemDe...d=99&ig1id=3&iid=5971&mi=0&hasv=0&webi=0&pr=0

;-)

 

[jenam93]

Get the child to be constructive, musical, or physical, not something based on TV. :-/

What about a bike? Musical instrument?

Hey it's not like I said buy her all the Dvd's of the shows and leave her in front of the TV all Xmas.

Toys, bikes/scooters, musical instruments etc based on favourite shows can be a good way to get kids involved where they might not otherwise be interested.

 

[Lancia34]

I have a 4yr old niece and there is only one way to deal with her presents. Before each birthday or xmas I call my brother and find out what her current obsession is...this year it's Disney Princess so I've gone out and got her a Disney Princess doll of some kind (even sent my brother a picture to confirm!)

That's all that matters - it usually has to be whatever she is into. Board games can work but I would check what she likes first

 

[mrtbag]

Zu Zu Pets. http://www.amazon.co.uk/s/?ie=UTF8&...=aps&hvadid=8158283034&ref=pd_sl_6x4ppww55c_b

 

[mooperman]

i got my 4yr old niece this..

http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B0049ASK9K

 

[Kristian]

My 3.5 years old daughter has asked for a two wheeled scooter and a selection box for Christmas. Other ideas are Lego, child version of Meccano,

 

[Ian J]

For £27 we got our 4yr old lad the V-Tech Kidizoom "Twist" digital camera, problem is it was not £27 on Amazon for long, and prices can vary all the way up to £55!

My 10 year old son and his 5 year old friend played for hours with theirs on holiday