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What can i get my 4 year old twins boy and girl for there birthday.
My daughter don't like playing with dolls.
They like drawing and painting they have loads of pencil glitter glue paint so i dont want to get them anymore.
They both love trains they got loads of wooden trains toys and loads of thomas toys.
They got swings and Slides
They got swings and Slides
Answer
My daughter just turned 4 and we got her a new bike from Wal-mart, it was less than $40.00. Also, if they are into thomas, how about a new Thomas t-shirt. Or go with the idea of no new toys and take them to a children's museum or ChuchECheeses for the afternoon.
A few more ideas follow:
1) The new Elmer's Paint that only paints on special paper. (available @ Wal-Mart)
2) Go to a craft store and get a candy making kit, they are super easy to use and your kids would love spending time with you making candy.
3) Get them a sand box and some sand toys (if your yard doesn't allow for this, use a Rubbermaid tub w/ a lid that you can put away when they are done.
4) If they are into toys with wheels, and you can afford it, Power Wheels are so fun! We got our girls a two seater and gave it them as a shared gift. believe it or not, one of them prefers riding and the other prefers to drive, works out great.
5) those huge cheap balls at Wal-mart are a huge hit at our house. They are 2 for 5 dollars!
6) Get them some new books to read and read to them. The best a gift a parent can give a child is time!
4)
My daughter just turned 4 and we got her a new bike from Wal-mart, it was less than $40.00. Also, if they are into thomas, how about a new Thomas t-shirt. Or go with the idea of no new toys and take them to a children's museum or ChuchECheeses for the afternoon.
A few more ideas follow:
1) The new Elmer's Paint that only paints on special paper. (available @ Wal-Mart)
2) Go to a craft store and get a candy making kit, they are super easy to use and your kids would love spending time with you making candy.
3) Get them a sand box and some sand toys (if your yard doesn't allow for this, use a Rubbermaid tub w/ a lid that you can put away when they are done.
4) If they are into toys with wheels, and you can afford it, Power Wheels are so fun! We got our girls a two seater and gave it them as a shared gift. believe it or not, one of them prefers riding and the other prefers to drive, works out great.
5) those huge cheap balls at Wal-mart are a huge hit at our house. They are 2 for 5 dollars!
6) Get them some new books to read and read to them. The best a gift a parent can give a child is time!
4)
what size of bike would be reasonable for a 4 year old who is 3ft 3in tall?
kensethrac
Answer
Kid's bikes are measured by the wheel size. I would recommend a 12" bike for a child of that size. However, if he/she can handle a 16" bike it will last you longer. Go to the bike shop and try a 16". Lower the seat as much as possible. If your child can sit on the seat and still touch the ground with both feet, I would go that route. However, it's likely that the 12" will be your best bet.
Kid's bikes are measured by the wheel size. I would recommend a 12" bike for a child of that size. However, if he/she can handle a 16" bike it will last you longer. Go to the bike shop and try a 16". Lower the seat as much as possible. If your child can sit on the seat and still touch the ground with both feet, I would go that route. However, it's likely that the 12" will be your best bet.
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