Gift for 3.5 year old girl.

Anonymous
Cousin’s DD. I have no idea what she already has. Must be able to get from Amazon because I need it for Saturday. Help!
Anonymous
Stuffed unicorn
Anonymous
Something she can enjoy and use even if it's a duplicate. Maybe order one of those craft/creativity sets with a bunch of different little crafts and art supplies in it like suncatchers, etc. Get a theme like Frozen or something if you want. There are some that are for ages 3+. They can always use it on a rainy day for entertainment, or have a friend over to do a craft.



Anonymous
+1 to some sort of craft set
Crayons/coloring books
Small set of magnetiles
Anonymous
Playmobil fairy garden play box
Or the playmobil horse play box
Anonymous
I like the small Tegu sets. Good for travel, okay if duplicate, small (so parents don't get annoyed).
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Something she can enjoy and use even if it's a duplicate. Maybe order one of those craft/creativity sets with a bunch of different little crafts and art supplies in it like suncatchers, etc. Get a theme like Frozen or something if you want. There are some that are for ages 3+. They can always use it on a rainy day for entertainment, or have a friend over to do a craft.





+1. Stickers or a new craft (especially one that isn't super complicated) can always be used up and enjoyed.
Anonymous
Magnatiles
Anonymous
Our 3.5 (now almost 4) year old girl is obsessed with:

Anything mermaid/unicorn
Dress up clothes
Anything art related - coloring books, stickers, playdough, crayons/markers
Anything Frozen/Disney related

All very readily available on Amazon
Anonymous
Melissa & Doug Reusable Sticker Pads and Make-a-Face Sticker Pads

If you have seen pictures of how she wears her hair, packs of fun headbands (with cat ears or unicorn horn! bejeweled!) or hair clips (NOT huge bows unless you have seen that's her style)

Duplo set

The game Zingo or Feed the Woozle

GIFT RECEIPT!
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Melissa & Doug Reusable Sticker Pads and Make-a-Face Sticker Pads

If you have seen pictures of how she wears her hair, packs of fun headbands (with cat ears or unicorn horn! bejeweled!) or hair clips (NOT huge bows unless you have seen that's her style)

Duplo set

The game Zingo or Feed the Woozle

GIFT RECEIPT!


What's the earliest age for which you would recommend Zingo?
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Melissa & Doug Reusable Sticker Pads and Make-a-Face Sticker Pads

If you have seen pictures of how she wears her hair, packs of fun headbands (with cat ears or unicorn horn! bejeweled!) or hair clips (NOT huge bows unless you have seen that's her style)

Duplo set

The game Zingo or Feed the Woozle

GIFT RECEIPT!


What's the earliest age for which you would recommend Zingo?


Says 4 and up but 3.5 can probably start
Anonymous
NP: my DD played Zingo successfully with friends just before they all turned 4. It’s a favorite and I’ve recently bought it for gifts for her other friends.

I would recommend one of those big Melissa & Doug wooden bead kits. My DD loved it when she received it as a gift at 3.5. She loves painting but I don’t always have time to supervise real paint. Kwik Stix are awesome for this!
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