Mom to Mom
Have your children go through their entire toy inventory and designate a pile to give away to those in need. Personally work with your child to identify the charity you will donate to. The more your children give to others, the less focused they will be on what they personally receive!
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What toy or toys did you child choose to donate?
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We decided to purchase two gifts for the Salvation Army tree in our area. We involved our toddler in choosing the gifts and making the cards to go with the gifts.
As a child, I didn't have the best holidays. I was taken from my parents at the age of 10 and grew up as a foster child if that says enough. So it is important that I share holiday spirit and love.
my daughter has a lot of toys. I hate to admit it but she does. We live in apartment and with new gifts for her birthday it's time to rotate so to speak. She didnt understand at first, but now she does to a small extent. She is only two. I didn't force anything but kept explaining for a few days. So far, she has decided she will donate these toys: Lego table, fisher price laugh/learn kitchen, 3 of her books, and small train.
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we have actually been going through my kids closets. I am having my kids pick toys that they want to keep, toys to donate and toys that are not in good condition and can't be fixed or saved go into the garbage pile. I am letting my kids pick which toys go to the donate pile..they have been very good about the donating part. They are not upset at all about giving toys away..I think it has a lot to do with the fact that we are going to be moving and it will definatly be a smaller place so we need to all need ot condense what we have. They kids helped with clothes and we donated clothes which the kids were glad to help out.