mor_jaluzi
I need some gift ideas for a 4 year old boy other than some Gap clothings :) Thanks.
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I think that toys they can build with are great. I would look at Lego's and lincoln logs, tinker toys and things like...Look at the age range (ex 3+) and go with something that he can use now... but grow into as well. For example: I wouldn't get the biggest Lego's(duplos or quatros)... but the smallest recommended for that age group. That way he can continue to use them for some time.
I have a 4 year old girl and she really enjoys the new version of the Erector sets. The box says 5 and up... but I think that is mainly due to the difficulty of the instructions and not safely (the safety limit is 3 and up). She may not be able to follow the directions to build the toys shown on the box... but she can use her imagination and make her own cool things.
I think that toys they can build with are great. I would look at Lego's and lincoln logs, tinker toys and things like...Look at the age range (ex 3+) and go with something that he can use now... but grow into as well. For example: I wouldn't get the biggest Lego's(duplos or quatros)... but the smallest recommended for that age group. That way he can continue to use them for some time.
I have a 4 year old girl and she really enjoys the new version of the Erector sets. The box says 5 and up... but I think that is mainly due to the difficulty of the instructions and not safely (the safety limit is 3 and up). She may not be able to follow the directions to build the toys shown on the box... but she can use her imagination and make her own cool things.
What are good gift ideas for a 4 year old boy?
marie c
I wanted to get him a 3-wheeler for his birthday, but he will not get much use out of it being winter is almost here. I need some ideas on a good fall/winter b-day present for a 4 year old boy no more than $50.
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Arts and crafts items are great for keeping young boys occupied indoors (without them being glued to a tv or computer screen). Try washable markers with a superhero cartoon coloring book, or a themed play-doh kit (like the Backyardigan's pirate ship - or even play-doh by itself), a water-color book, construction paper and glue... this list is endless. You could create a gift bag full of an assortment of these items for not a lot of $. Boys that age really love to create, explore, imagine, and then admire their handiwork!
Arts and crafts items are great for keeping young boys occupied indoors (without them being glued to a tv or computer screen). Try washable markers with a superhero cartoon coloring book, or a themed play-doh kit (like the Backyardigan's pirate ship - or even play-doh by itself), a water-color book, construction paper and glue... this list is endless. You could create a gift bag full of an assortment of these items for not a lot of $. Boys that age really love to create, explore, imagine, and then admire their handiwork!
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