How many gifts should I get my one and a half year old for christmas?

Get her a few fun gifts to open. Let her open one and really play with it before opening another one. She’s so little she won’t be counting everyone else’s presents to make sure you love her as much as you love the others. It won’t matter how many there are, as long as she has fun with the ones she opens.

One family I know opens the gifts one at a time, going around the room. The youngest opens a gift, then the next oldest, next, and so on until it comes around to the youngest again. By that time, the youngest has had time to play with what she opened and is ready for another one.

I have a daughter who turned 1 on october 5th, 2011 and I got her 31 presents. Got her a potty chair and training pants cause shes gonna need them soon anyways then I got her all the 12+ toys and 12-36 mo toys i could find and will then be donating her under 12mo toys to charities and replace them with her christmas presents after they are opened. My 6 year old son also got 31 presents and his toys that are still in great condition will be donated as well

1or 2 max 3….i would not consider personal needs for the child a gift.
Have fun…

Maybe life five to ten
a stuffed anima
clothes
a toy
Shoes
a necklass
then idk

uhm well it varies so i’m thinking
5 isn’t enough so..
i’m thinking 7-10 gifts should be great then he’ll have plenty to play with

Quality weighs more than quantity but you can go overboard that way too by getting things that are too expensive or above his age level.

At age 3, he’s probably going to get so many gifts from relatives that he won’t know how many you’re giving him – or care or even think about it, so long as what you do give him are things that you know he will love to play with.

Don’t set the bar so high that you’re trying each year constantly to do more; it will set you up for financial ruin and a child who feels entitled and might become materialistically manipulative.

Give him 3 or 4 good quality age-appropriate toys, maybe one of which is a little up-scale, but be sure they’re things he’ll like. He will NOT at his age focus on the quantity or the price range; he’ll focus on the fun and wow factor.

5 will do it! =)

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Instead of focusing on the number of gifts focus on how much you want to spend and don’t go over that. You can spend over $ 200 and only by 1 gift or you can spend $ 200 and have 30+ gifts.

Truly depends on the age. Four and under, those toys that help teach abc or animals. To be honest, there are so many learning toys/books for children that any child would love.

Books, books, and more books. No, I’m not a teacher. Just a mom that believes in encouraging reading. I’m sure there are other things like, McDonald’s gift certificates, etc. But, to give a child a book I think is the best thing you could give.

Well, my kids love those paddles with the ball and string; whatever they are called they are inexpensive and fun.
Good luck.

I’m awake now! Alright, how about a packet of seeds? Relatively inexpensive and they can plant them in the spring.

I don’t agree with wasting money on gift cards and wine, etc.. when the money should be going to the charities! Makes me think twice about where all the money is going when I donate (

If it is a nice, grown up crowd… Bottles of wine wrapped nicely. Gift cards to wonderful little restaurants in town. Gift bags with things like special soaps, note pads, etc.

I think the people will like gift cards from any good bookstore in your town, grocery gift cards, walmart visa cards, Paintings, jewelry. All of these gifts would be nice to people donating for a good cause. God bless you and good luck!

If you are going to get a gift card i’d say $ 100 would be an appropriate ammount. You don’t want them to feel to guilty and like they should go and buy you a giant gift and you don’t want them to feel like you don’t really appreciate their efforts. A nice card to go with it telling them how much you appreciate their help is something you should include. Otherwise if you feel you should obey the note a nice candle or a popular book would be a great present. Flowers or a nice plant like a gardenia is a very thoughtful gift.

Good Luck!

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I’ve worked in either nursing homes or assisted living facilities for 20 years, and it’s never been okay for staff to accept gifts from a resident or their family. I’d strongly suggest NOT giving a gift card — while the staff might take it gratefully (times are tough right now and you can hardly blame them), they are risking their job to do so. Accepting a gift that is intended for them only — cash, gift card, perfume, etc — is grounds for dismissal in EVERY place I’ve worked and every healthcare facility I’ve heard of. Fruit baskets, cookie trays, etc are often given, but I know one of the best “spreads” we got was from a family who brought in a bunch of really nice deli sandwich trays — enough for each shift to be able to enjoy.

Well you know her better than I do so get her something that she is into. For example if she likes a certain singer, maybe give her a shirt with that artist, or maybe use there lyrics in a card. You have to use what u know about =) Its up to you bro.