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[quote=Anonymous]Sorry if this has been covered before but how do people set boundaries regarding what gifts others give their child? I have an infant and he keeps on getting showered with the V-Tech, Baby Einstein, battery-powered noise and light show type toys. I don't mind having a few but in general I don't think they are healthy (like the thing that reads to the kid so you don't have to not to mention the over stimulation). I basically set a 'no battery rule' for Xmas which my side ignored (my dad misinterpreted my aversion to fear that I wouldn't be able to figure out a toy computer. Thanks Dad, I hold a graduate degree in computer science). And subsequently my inlaws, who are awesome, gave us a bunch of these types of toys that were hand-me-downs. And then I get an email from MIL warning of the danger of overstimulating toys. Sooo...for his first bday I'm trying to head things off by creating a wish-list on Amazon. Or just asking people to just give books. I know it is bad ettiquite to specify but so is throwing away gifts. Any suggestions or thoughts on the topic? [/quote]
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