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baby’s wish list

December 16, 2014 · In: motherhood, relationships, uncategorized

Our son is nearly three months old and can’t talk yet. But if he could, I think these are what he’d ask for for Christmas.

 
Pottery Barn Kids Anywhere Chair – A family we’re close to has these for their boys, and they are so comfy (not that I’ve tried them out or anything), plus they make great toys to climb over and hide behind. This is on the dream wish list, though, because they’re a little too expensive for a baby that can’t hold his head up yet. Maybe next year.
 
Infantino Go Gaga Touchtone Toy Giraffe – A musical stuffed animal with buttons that are easy to press. Okay, he already got this as an early Christmas present.
 
Positively Oakes “We Should Probably Cuddle Now” Tee – Because Mommy it’s crazy adorable, and handmade!
 
Just One You by Carter’s Sleeper with Dino – Rawr means “I love you” in dinosaur.
 
Mayapple Baby Anchor Teether – He had one, but Mommy destroyed it in the sterilizer (oops)! He loves gumming on things and feeling the texture.
 
Fisher Price Kick n’ Play Piano – Our kiddo loves to kick, and loves music. This is the perfect fit to keep him entertained while Mommy works. Mimi is getting it for him.
 
Melissa and Doug Fill and Spill Tool Box – So he can be just like Daddy!
 
Excersaucer Triple Fun World Explorer Plus – The grandmoms got this for him this year, and it is amazing! So many things to do, plus it speaks four languages (what?). He’ll love it…when he’s old enough to sit up in it. For now, he uses the included playmat, and when he gets older, he’ll be able to use it as a table. So cool that he’ll be able to use it so long!

What were your favorite toys as a kid?

 

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