Comments on: What are some good Christmas gifts for an 8 month old?

By: Monkey

Monkey — Sat, 06 Feb 2010 09:16:29 +0000

My son was 7 months for his first Christmas. Most of what I got him, he just recently started to really enjoy and play with (And he’s now almost 17 months old)… out of the toys he got though, he absolutely loved those stacking rings that come on the plastic base. My mom had bought him a musical table. He really loved it, but I had to take the legs off of it because he flipped it over onto himself while standing and holding onto it. I also had gotten him the big soft Tonka trucks. He absolutely LOVED those (and still does). He would flip it upside down and spin the wheels. =)
So.. I would say cars/trucks.. stacking rings (or blocks are good too) and anything musical!
The first Christmas is sooooo much fun! =)

*monkey*

By: rosie babayyy! (BCA)

rosie babayyy! (BCA) — Sat, 06 Feb 2010 09:16:29 +0000

a push walker, a musical table, books, clothes…

EDIT-another fun thing that i just got my kids is a ball pit. my 14 month old absolutely loves it-and as soon as my 4 month old starts crawling im sure he will too. here is the one we got:
http://www.toysrus.com/product/index.jsp?productId=3125395

baby einstein dvd’s are great too!

By: ~Lacey~34wks

~Lacey~34wks — Sat, 06 Feb 2010 09:16:29 +0000

Just go to toysrus.com and look at all the toys in that age group, they have alot to choose from and they have some good stuff.

By: ~Jay~

~Jay~ — Sat, 06 Feb 2010 09:16:29 +0000

Believe it or not. I would suggest national geographic dvd’s maybe a set or so… They’re known to produce AMAZING results in a developing human brain. They won’t be discarded quickly like baby toys..

By: Mark

Mark — Sat, 06 Feb 2010 09:16:29 +0000

It is best to not spend too much money for his first Christmas – he really doesn’t get the "gift getting" idea and many times, other people will be buying him stuff.

I have been searching the web to find a playset that we had gotten my kids when they were very young, but I cannot find it. It was about 2 feet high and round. They could climb up inside it. It came with a couple of plastic balls that you would put in the top and the balls would go around the thing on little ramps and pop out the outside. My kids loved it, because they could use it to climb on (go from crawl to stand) and watch the balls go around the outside and pop out the bottom. When my kids were too old for it, we donated it to our church. My boys are seven now, but they still go to the church’s nursery to play with the thing!