Top gifts for 7yr old girls!!!!!?
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My friends sister just turned seven.. Bratz is great! Also stuff that is educational but fun at the same time - like grow your own tomatoes.. colouring stuff is gr8! the ones where the picture is felt so you get nice neat pictures - also teaches them to colour within the lines!! Get them a blank scrap book set and sit down with them and help them fill it with all their special memories!
i just got my lil 7 year old sis jacqueline wilson stuff - a book and a 'design your own pencil case' kit, which she loved..
They're all into that Lazy town at the moment, a stephanie costume perhaps
Polly Pocket or Bratz stuff always works with mine plus there is so much variety of it.
Most of em seem to want these wheelie shoes Heely's or something. £30 off eBay. Oh, and you can never go wrong with Bratz dolls.
Good luck.
bratzs are good
Karaoke
Bratz, Baby Born, and that doll that grows.(I forget her name)
Bratz, Polly Pockets, Diva Girls, and Barbie.
Depends what sort of girl she is??
I say this because I have a 6 yr old who is not very girly when it comes to toys etc..she likes art and craft stuff, dinosaurs, bikes and games.she also loves her nintendo ds lite
Usually girls this age are into Bratz, Pixcell chix, Barbie and that sort of thing!
I would love to be able to buy a Barbie for her but she would go mad!!
a pole dancing kit i here they were selling them in some tesco shop and im not lying
the top gift for a 7yr old girl is a bratz doll or a baby doll that pee and cry and talk
it all depends on what she like if you ask her " what do you want for your birhtday?" you can get a good idea or you good play it safe with a makeup kit. i have one i always get her a make up kit
Dolls! Barbies are top, or Bratz, or similar 'teenage' dolls. Also baby dolls when she can pretend to be Mommy. I loved them when I was her age (6 yrs ago, by the way) and the're very popular for younger kids.
Dolls our barbies..
xbox 360 if she dont like it it can distract you from her complaining
A torch,watch,token little digital camera all would be great fun for both girls and boys.
apart from a 8 yr old boy (with mega rich parents) - Hama Beads are quite good, she can make a picture on the guide then (mum) can iron it into a permanent picture, and if she fancies she can make necklaces and bracelets with them.
or just buy her a load of beads, buttons & sequins
A 7 year old boy!..given the maturity of todays kids!!
Shark hunting lessons !
Id go for anything arty and crafty - paint your own pottery, make candles / perfume / soap..beats the usual pink Barbie stuff! :O) xx
nintendo ds pink with nintendogs. A little girls dream
How about a little CD player and some CDs? My daughter (5) is mad on her pink one. They are £15 from Asda!
Also: Polly Pocket, Lazy Town, little hair clips and makeup/lip gloss, books, funky pens, stickers.
Edited to say: my girl wants a drum kit this year *rolls eyes*
barbie dools or somat. nintendo games. pixel chic, one for her n one for her m8. if shes a boyish type of girl then something to do with the sports that she likes. she likes fottbal then those lil men on a table playin fottball. i dunno wat they r called. something that she likes to do.
Recorder or guitar.
Jewellery & sparkly bits.
Rainbow fairies books.
Suitcase on wheels.
Bike
Clothes
Furry rug
Own posh cutlery set
These are all things my 7 year old got for her birthday & LOVED!
My 8 year old daughter is into Bratz dolls,reading books, and she wants some of those new wedge boots.
bratz
mp3 player
hair stuff
furry
portable dvd player for long car jouneys
lots of art bits, or a sewing box suitable for her with french knitting in, go to hobby craft, they have loads of great ideas there!
defo a pink nintendo DS with nintendogs!! x x x
A collection of Harry Potters or A set of Narnia could do :)
find out what shes into, as a school teacher i have noticed that most girls that age are into bratz! however you'll find some girls that are into football or a certain book or film. you cant really go wrong with a dvd of thier favourite film. however like i said each child is different!
good luck!
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