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Help with birthday present!!!

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  • 14-10-2009 7:40pm
    #1
    red.raven
    Closed Accounts Posts: 12 ✭


    Hey guys,

    I need some opinions/suggestions! Im going to a 2year olds birthday party on Saturday and I dont have a clue what to get him! I was thinking prize bonds but are they a little dated? Or should i get a toy that will probably end up broke by the end of the week!

    I have never given him anything before as i didnt have the funds so im thinking of forking out a bit this time around!

    any mums any advice?


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    #2
    brummytom
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    Get him a toy. It will either be broke or forgotten about in a week, but at least you got it.

    Try something from Ben10, little lads seem to love that.


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    Davei141
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    Get him a few cans of Tuborg for only 8 euro.


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    citizen_p
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    brummytom wrote: »
    Get him a toy. It will either be broke or forgotten about in a week, but at least you got it.

    Try something from Ben10, little lads seem to love that.

    you mean you love that :p

    get him somting in 2 euro world on the way down... he wont notice...

    tedys seem to work for kids......the only teddy i had was a fox my granny gave me at 2 and its still on top pf my wardrobe


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    Hazys
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    Lead pacifier


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    Borneo Fnctn
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    What's he interested in? Eating? Sleeping? Probably ****ting himself actually. Get something along those lines. This is good practice for the next time you have to get a present for an elderly relative.


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    4zn76tysfajdxp
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    Moved from After Hours.


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    admiralofthefleet
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    give him something that will last and will remind him of the year.

    coin sets are different but i think they are great. the 2009 set is only €25, on that page i linked to


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    purplebeach
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    I think the Prize Bonds are a great idea - he will be grateful for them in years to come and they are the one thing at the moment that will hold their value - or else a really nice piggy bank with some money in


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    OutlawPete
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    red.raven wrote: »
    Hey guys,

    I need some opinions/suggestions! Im going to a 2year olds birthday party on Saturday and I dont have a clue what to get him! I was thinking prize bonds but are they a little dated? Or should i get a toy that will probably end up broke by the end of the week!

    I have never given him anything before as i didnt have the funds so im thinking of forking out a bit this time around!

    any mums any advice?

    I just bought my 2 year old nephew a load of clothes in Quiksilver (St Stephen's Green Shopping Centre) .. little jeans, desert boots, t-shirts etc.

    How's his parents for cash .. clothes go along way. I got mainly clothes for Age 3-4 as he's growing fast and wanted to make sure they'd last.


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