Baby's first birthday

mrweb

mrweb

Iron City
pixiegirl said:
Something for the future. The bond thing is a good idea. We have a large family and both kids got so many toys for Christmas that there are still several that haven't even been taken out of the package.
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My grandmother bought me bonds every year when I was growing up. I had a boat load of $$ for college. Too bad that's not what I used it for. :ohwell:
 
K_Jo

K_Jo

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kwillia said:
Dangit, K_Jo... I wish I saw this before I voted for Otter...:roflmao:

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:tantrum
 
crenchy

crenchy

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vraiblonde said:
What do you get them? I hate parents that buy their kid everything under the sun so birthdays become this major PITA. :mad:

He has two roomsful of toys, closets full of clothes that he'll never wear, furniture out the yang - he doesn't need a single thing. You can't even pre-buy anything for him, like a tricycle or something he could use when he was older because his parents have bought everything he'll ever need until he's 18 years old.
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why do babies need presents?
 
vraiblonde

vraiblonde

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crenchy said:
why do babies need presents?
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It's not for him :rolleyes: - it's for his mother, who will surely feel snubbed if I don't come up with something for her little one. He's just an infant and a boy infant at that. He'll be more interested in the wrapping paper.
 
Otter

Otter

Nothing to see here
Give the baby a "An Evening with Uncle Larry" certificate and you and the mom go out on the town.
 
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