Christmas present

I got my daughter the ms rachel doll and some building blocks along with a wreck it ralph plushy

We got my son a big Mario cart hot wheels track. He loves cars and trucks so I think he’ll love the track!

Getting toddler beds

I really don’t know yet what to get this year, but something my older child (who was 22mos old at Christmas last year) really liked as a bigger present was: a “rockin rider pony” (look it up—the kids don’t go a day without riding it!) and a tent/house/fort! They love their little hang out, and it was only like $70 on amazon. I put it together in like 15 min myself! My husband had to put the horse together and it was closer to $200 I think. This year I’m considering either a train table or battery powered car that’s a two seater so they can both ride it. They just don’t seem to have a lot of interest in the battery powered cars (despite LOVING car toys), so I’m on the fence with that. From others, I’m trying to keep it super simple because we have so much crap in the house from the kids and it’s a constant battle to keep it clean. So like, just one simple little gift under $50 from each other person/family member.

I'm getting some balance rock things for the yard

I got my daughter a little tykes slide and trampoline!

I’m getting a motorized car, a Montessori helper stand, stuff to help in the kitchen, and a VTech tool kit.

I figured it was time to get a sandbox. The daycare send so many photos of my son playing in it

I want to get my son an easel with a dry erase side and a chalkboard side. He loves to draw, paint, and color. The one I saw also collapses into a table so it can be cool for doing other arts and crafts activities.

Montessori kitchen set

@Noel and @Brianna I got the helper stand last year ! (Mostly for my daughter who is 1 yr older—so now 2yrs 8mos) and they both love it and fight over who gets to stand on it and help me now!