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What was your kids most played with/used gift?

~THE~MAGICIAN~ View Member Profile	26/12/2012, 07:59 AM Post #1
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Ours would have to be the Karaoke! My poor ears, but it was such a huge hit not just with our kids, but the visitors too. Also the Furby was popular and the craft.

LynnyP View Member Profile	26/12/2012, 08:01 AM Post #2
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Sylvanians, she loves them but the whole lot got pulled out again and is now taking over the shoebox in which we live. Second would be Pictureka.

-meh- View Member Profile	26/12/2012, 08:02 AM Post #3
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the lego... which is no surprise here... 2nd would be the remote controlled things they got from their dad.

Nicole-Bris View Member Profile	26/12/2012, 08:06 AM Post #4
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DS - electronic scooter from grandparents DD - Tankini which was used as gymnastic leotard, on waterslide and on all day waiting for pool to be set up (which couldn't happen)

EBeditor View Member Profile	26/12/2012, 08:06 AM Post #5
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DD has spent the most time with a $5 Crayola colouring pack. DS LOVES his Skylander game.

lilybet View Member Profile	26/12/2012, 08:08 AM Post #6
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Carmen02 View Member Profile	26/12/2012, 08:09 AM Post #7
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well both of them got PSP's so thats the most played with thing, but DS has been very busy building lego sets and DD loves her monster high dolls.

Jemstar View Member Profile	26/12/2012, 08:09 AM Post #8
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Lego and books so far.

skylark View Member Profile	26/12/2012, 08:10 AM Post #9
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Star Wars Lego, probably just had the edge from the other stuff, not by much though.

~Supernova~ View Member Profile	26/12/2012, 08:15 AM Post #10
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DD - Her fijit and nail decorating kit. DS - the wrapping paper and his push along walker thingy.

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