Tricycle

Thanks for suggestions. We already have museum and zoo memberships, play kitchen, scooter and magnatiles though.

Anonymous wrote:I have in-laws who always want to go big too. I did convince them after a few years to get a stuffed animal and a membership to the Baltimore Aquarium
You could do stuffed animal with Baltimore zoo membership too.

This is a really good idea! Museum memberships are expensive but really worth it!

Family Membership to Baltimore Aquarium is nice at that age.

Nugget couch.

Magnatiles, a nice scooter

Magnatiles
Play kitchen

Play kitchen ? A inside house that uou can fold away? Maybe some kind of cozy nook for reading?

Play kitchen.

Anonymous wrote:Toniebox with a bunch of tonies!

I'd vote Yoto player, it grows more with the kid (they have cards from 2yrs all the way up to 12yrs I think) and the cards feel more organized and far less annoying too

We love ours.

I have in-laws who always want to go big too. I did convince them after a few years to get a stuffed animal and a membership to the Baltimore Aquarium
You could do stuffed animal with Baltimore zoo membership too.

Anonymous wrote:The kid is three. They don’t need a big gift. Give them an experience.

Such as?

Toniebox with a bunch of tonies!

The kid is three. They don’t need a big gift. Give them an experience.

Ideas? Both sides of grandparents want to get something big. So far we have woom bike, toddler bed on our lists of things we were planning to buy that might be helpful. Anything else we should be thinking about? We have no outdoor space/backyard so no playset or other large outdoor toys.