Classic Children’s Gift Ideas
Remember the days of [nmslink:wooden trains, wooden trains], erector sets and Cabbage Patch Dolls? How about Rubik’s Cubes, Tinkertoys or View Masters? Ring a bell? Well they should. These are all examples of classic toys. Toys that have a special place in our hearts, and would you believe it, toys that are actually still on the market today. So instead of buying a child a techno-funky gadget, why not consider giving them a classic gift that will stand the test of time? Here are just a few suggestions:
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[nmslink:Rocking Chair, Rocking Chair]: The best seat in the house will definitely be theirs with the gift of a wonderful rocking chair. This is a classic gift that parents and children both love. This piece of furniture can be given to memorialize the birth of a new baby, a child’s birthday or any special occasion. For a special, customized touch, look for those you can personalize with the child’s name. |
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Radio Flyer Scooter: The Little Red Scooter by Radio Flyer is another beloved classic children’s gift. It features classic scooter styling (no razor cuts!), a wood platform with grip tread, double rear wheels for maximum stability, adjustable handlebar height and a ringing bell. |
 Original Lincoln Logs: The idea for Lincoln Logs first came to life in 1910. Introduced just after Tinkertoys and the Erector Set, [nmslink:Lincoln Logs, Lincoln Logs] were yet another construction toy to make it big. They are a toymakers dream and an absolute hit with kids! Look for collector’s editions that feature vintage style wooden carrying cases. |
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Chutes and Ladders Game: Chutes and Ladders has been a favorite game among children for generations. Dating back to 1943, it’s a great educational toy that helps children learn to retain and recall information. It’s ideal for younger children who are still learning to take turns and just beginning to recognize numbers and older children who love exciting back and forth and up and down action. Best of all, Chutes and Ladders is mom approved! |
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Easy Bake Oven: Yes, an Easy Bake Oven really is a classic gift?first introduced in 1963. If you are not familiar with its history, it is the first working oven for easy-to-bake, fun-to-make snacks! It gives little girls and boys a chance to learn how to cook. |
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Mr. Potato Head: Can you believe that Mr. Potato Head has been around since 1952? And he hasn’t aged a bit! But he has married Mrs. Potato Head, had his own television show and been featured in two Toy Story movies. With all that fame, who wouldn’t want one? This is an all time classic toy that makes a perfect gift for children of all ages. |
Buying a gift for a kid? Forget, iPods. Get back to basics. Surprise and delight the children you love with one of the great classic gift ideas above.
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