Buying Christmas Gifts
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Comments (10)It sure has been a great gift and I am a lucky gal to have him in my life! Everyone's concern about my back is touching. I forget that I'm not the young chick I once was, and need to ask for help sometimes. It's not an easy thing to do when one has had to depend on oneself for 24 years. Katladie, one 80 pd. bag will fill 2 molds if you take care not to fill them very full. pattico, I have seen the leaf birdbaths and would love to give it a try but not sure how to do that. coutrygrl, I absolutly love it, it is 'Walk Maker' and at Lowes for about 16.00 each. Once you fill it will concrete smooth it level on top then just pull the mold off, if your edges are rough smooth them out and that is it you can continue to pour another mold right beside that one and it never interferes with the previous one. We have started digging for a goldfish pond and with beautiful stones around it, was gonna run us about 800.00 in stone, think I will really get use out of the cement mixer for that project. Donna...See MoreWhat gift for toddler with Down Syndrome?
Comments (12)I work with toddlers with Down Syndrome and have for years...here are some suggestions for a toddler around 18 months old... they are learning cause vs effect...that they can make things happen by their actions, so a toy that has buttons that you push and it lights up or plays music... a ball that is brightly colored and about the same size as say a soccer ball...these are at Target or Walmart.. a board book that has REAL pictures with one picture per page...like a FIRST WORDS book... a very easy shape sorter (with a circle, square, triangle...nothing more) a little set of noise makers/musical instruments...drum, maracas, bell, etc. a set of large blocks (Hobby Lobby has had a great set that are foam blocks)...those are great as they begin to learn to stack a riding toy that they can sit in and push along with their feet. Most children who are 18 months with Down's Syndrome are sitting up independently and are working toward walking...so a push walker could be a good toy provided it has a wide base. A narrow push walker would not be a good choice because they tend to lean forward on the handle and it slips out from under them... Kids with Down's Syndrome are such a delight! Have fun! Hope that helps... Capegirl...See Moreneed a gift suggestion....
Comments (9)What about a Bath & Bodyworks basket with shower gel and lotion? You could get a neutral scent-like vanilla. Once I sent my Godmother a light silk poinsetta. A friend of mine gave me a box of See's candy last year that was excellent. They have a website....See MoreDo You Buy Christmas Gifts for.............?
Comments (21)of course! i spend almost as much on them as i do on DH lol, he never wants me to buy him anything, i do anyway! they have their own stockings and i don't buy their stuff while they are at the pet stores w/ us and i hide it lol. one yr sandy saw a huge toy and jumbones i had stashed in DH's big closet and everytime i walked near there she got excited and would act like i was getting the toy & treats out :-) this yr since they will be 11 yrs old next yr i am getting less bad treats and mass amounts of toys and getting them more time w/ the accupuncturist & massage therapist, their yrs are starting to show in their activity levels :-( oh and i am trying to find a ramp for my SUV, my DH is hurting his back lifting tracey in and out every weekend. ~ liz...See Morepudgeder
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