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Yail Bloor
 Post subject: Help! I have one Christmas present to buy....
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For my 2 year old niece. Quick with ideas here peeps. The clock is ticking. I don't buy toys. I did the fine collection of Childrens books last year. Money isnt an issue. Thank you in advance. Y'all are down like four flats.

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Old Navy clothes for babies and kids are so cute. You can't go wrong there.
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Barry Louis Polisar - any of his early material you can get your hands on. Hilarious kids music.

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OPA! Wrote:
Old Navy clothes for babies and kids are so cute. You can't go wrong there.


Already got the Old Navy gift card for her and my sister-in-law (big fans they are)

Looking for something physical for accompaniment (sp?) - a music box perhaps?

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Fisher-Price has a ton of cool things. Check out Wal-Mart or Toys R Us.
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But your sister/brother will eventually want to kill you for it

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This was a favorite of both of my kids at around that age.

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They Might Be Giants - the No! album. Friends of mine with kids say the kids love it.
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I'd say

Penguin Pat's Fishy Business Board Game

But I don't know how easy it'll be to find. I've been looking for one for my 2-year-old-step-neice-to-be, and can't seem to locate one (but I haven't looked really hard either).


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You neeeeed . . . a fish.

Edit: If this is a "toy," which it probably is, then nevermind.
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What kid wouldn't love a Giant Microbe!

Fun for the whole family!

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This was a favorite of both of my kids at around that age.


But the cat came back the very next day
The cat came back I thought he was a goner

FUCKING AWESOME

By the kid classical cds

or this looks pretty bad ass

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well, you can never go wrong with porno. and remember parents, its never too early. 8)
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Pagoda Wrote:
Ex Lion Tamer Wrote:
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This was a favorite of both of my kids at around that age.


But the cat came back the very next day
The cat came back I thought he was a goner

FUCKING AWESOME

By the kid classical cds

or this looks pretty bad ass

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i took my beatles straight up as a tot, and it worked fine for me. no need to dumb them down.

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http://www.jasonfalkner.com/images/disco/bedtimep.jpg

Jason Falkner plus cool orchestration.

Bedtime With Beatles: A Lullaby Album
SONY/WONDER, 2001

Song list:
1. Blackbird
2. Across The Universe
3. And I Love Her
4. I'm Only Sleeping
5. If I Fell
6. The Fool On The Hill
7. Mother Nature's Son
8. Michelle
9. Here There And Everywhere
10. In My Life
11. The Long And Winding Road

Best Beatles adaptation for children ever. Although I agree with colin, beatles straight up is good too.
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Thanks for all the ideas guys.

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