What to get my child for Christmas??

My daughter is 2, and likes pretty much the same stuff. Coloring books, dvd's, dolls, clothes, they have a dora memory game...dora chutes and ladders. Check out www.ebay.com, www.walmart.com, www.toysrus.com JcPenneys even has some clothes, as well as kmart. There really is a lot of neat stuff out there. Does she wear Jewlery??? They have dora earring, necklaces, etc. Snow boots, mitten and glove set. Any bedding for her bed.

Walmart has ALOT of Backyardigans toys, and everyone has Dora toys. Ebay or amazon could be could to find Blue's stuff.

When my daughter was two I got her a Dora dress up doll with different changes of clothes. There is a fairytale and around the world dora toy out now.

I am getting my daughter who is also 2 a Fisher Price Little Peoples farm. The also have a house. I am also getting her a new doll set with a strollar and diaper bag. I decided I didn't want to aim all her toys towards just one theme. She also loves Dora. So I got her on DVD of Dora and a Dora bike.

a doll that keep her company is fine. but don't spend your heard earned money on other toys because children loos interest to soon. Avon carries some blues clues items. you can go on line and get some things of Dora hopes that helps.

they have a really neat thing out now called vsmile baby for up to 36 months that you p[lug into tv and teaches shapes color etc. i am getting that for my son, also check burlington coat factory in the baby depot they have lots af dora and backyardigans toys i think they even have some blues clues, my son is really into backyardigans also they have dvds at walmart they may have some toys there too hope your search goes well. God Bless and have a wonderful christmas

Why not buy her a leap frog educational toy that also has Blues Clues, Dora the Explorer and lots of other animated features that kids enjoy and learn from. http://www.walmart.com/index.gsp

Buying kids toys for Christmas only further seperates us from the true meaning of family and the holidays. You start out by giving a child toys and gifts every year on this "special" day... but by the time they're older the gifts mean little, and bring no joy lasting longer than a day... maybe a month. By the time they're twelve they will completely realize that this joy only lasts a day, and will feign excitement to make you happy, and they will remain empty inside, because the part of the day they really enjoy is the family being together, and those little traditions.

So perhaps an activity that you can do together... and that you can make part of Christmas' for years to come....

Good luck

get a talking robot with songs and it should be blue.

maybe you can get her a complete set of dollhouse, or a puppet....