Need birthday gift ideas for 3yr old girls....

...who pretty much have everything!!!

Everyone is asking what to get my girls for their birthday and I have no idea! I told one friend to get princess nightgowns...and another to get Lincoln Logs. Other than that, I'm at a loss! We already have Kettler Trikes, a motorized Caddillac Escalade, Rose Petal Cottage, trampoline, kitchen, baby changing/bath/feeding station, a pool....let's see, what else. I bought them American Girl Bitty Babies along with a pack n play. I also got softball gloves. They already have t-ball. They love to play hockey...maybe hockey nets??? Gift cards?

Any ideas for 3yr olds???

Thanks,

 

What about a Barbie doll, littlest pet shop, polly pockets or something like that? Maybe even just savings bonds to put toward college or a car when they get older?

 

Here's a list of a couple of things we have bought and some others on the wishlist for the grandparents:

bikes
helmets/pads
my first leap pad with books
electronic guitar and keyboard
Lands End rain boots/rain coats
princess dressup dresses

 

We are dealing with this as well. My parents bought the girls some Disney movies, a two-sided art easel, bouncy house, a bubble machine, paint and brushes and doll bunk beds. We are going to let others know that the girls would enjoy some train stuff (they loved playing with it at Toys R Us), pretend tools (they love helping dad) and more art supplies.

 

Mine just turned 3, they got
Dress up clothes
Keyboards
Snugglekins
Dolls that swim in the water
Animal planet set of animals (They LOVE this)
3 wheel scooters
Dora megablocks set
Little people Castle
Kid tough digital cameras

I got them hippity hops for Easter, they love those too!

 

Dollhouse
maze books

Do they have a swing set?

 

My girlies' favorite toy is a box of Kid K'nex w/ Duplo style blocks and wheels. It's in a zippered box that folds out to be a mat/track. I love it because it cleans up so easily, just zip up the sides of the box and dump the blocks back in. But they make cars, furniture for their dolls, towers, castles, swords, you name it from those. Even my older kids play with them some. They got them from Santa and call them their "Santa Blocks" and it's been the most consistently played with gift I think any of my kids have ever had.

 

There's no such thing as too many books.