[blparent] toys toys toys!

[Kate McEachern]

Hi list.

When it comes to toys I have two things I look at.  If there is no
where for the toy to fit in my home, its out.  If a toy has sat in a
room for over three months and hasn’t been touched by either child its
out and no one will even miss it.  Oh, and when blocks and small toys
hurt my feet their in the trash.

I’m one of those parents who believes there is  such a thing as too many toys.

Hope this helps and good night.
Kate


On 3/30/11, Pipi <blahblahblah0822 at gmail.com> wrote:
> Hey y'all,
> How do you decide what is too much toy wise? How do you decide what to keep,
> get rid, of and when to buy more?
> I have my days where i want to start a bonfire and toss every toy in the
> house into it. There are other days where I feel like Savannah is bored and
> needs more. I have a list of toys that I'd like her to have. I've purchased
> quite a bit lately, but some are being held back for her birthday and
> Christmas.
> I've been blessed with clothes. I haven't had to buy Savannah more than $100
> her entire life. I've been given so many nice things clothing wise that I
> just can't bring myself to spend the money of needless clothing. It's gotten
> to the point, where I've given half her wardrobe away and she still has
> plenty.
> I tell you this, because I feel my money is better spent on toys! I'm just
> struggling as to what to get rid of, if anything, so that I can purchase
> more educational toys for her.
> I know there's no cookie cutter answer as to how much is too much. I'm just
> looking for ideas on how others make the decisions?
> Pipi
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