First souvenir?

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Originally Posted By mickeyfreak13

I had planned on getting a picture with Mickey,myself and DD everytime we went to Disney. Only 3 times was I able to do that. Now Disney is not "cool"....heh heh she will come back. They always do. LOL

 

Originally Posted By Tiggirl

I just sae brand new teeny tiny ears at Disneyland the other day. They were either pink of blue and they said "My First Ears". Very cute!

~Beth

 

Originally Posted By Tiggirl

sae = saw

 

Originally Posted By ajnhollysmommy

oh I cant wait!

 

Originally Posted By oneyepete

Where were the tiny hats? We are going in two weeks and my granddaughter is 6 mos. old.

 

Originally Posted By hlbtimes2

The lady at the silhoutte shop is great- and very quick. I dont think she would have a problem doing a baby. You can hold the baby, and hold a toy in front of her so she'll be looking the right way.

We had one done with both kids on one trip, then the next trip we had ds with Mickey and dd with Tink. They are some of my favorite things I've bought at DL.

 

Originally Posted By ncnike7

Oh yah, I almost forgot, I also got my little girl a shirt that said 'My first trip to Disneyland'. It was so cute!

 

Originally Posted By Tiggirl

oneyepete, yes the hats were very small. I didn't compare them but they seemd smaller than the regular youth sizes.

I took a quick picture with my cell phone so the quality isn't great but its not too bad. You can see it here:
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ms/y108/PrincessBussha/ears.jpg</a>

~Beth
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Originally Posted By jstylzz

These are great ideas. She has a pair of golden ears that her grandparents got for her, and is rapidly growing into. Tiggirl, do you remember where the pink ears were?

The silhouette might be fun. Does anyone recall the cost of one? We've never done that before.

 

Originally Posted By Tiggirl

Yep, I found those ears at the Emporium although I assume they can be found elsewear around that park. Have a great time!

~Beth
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Originally Posted By LadyKluck

Ok I need some of those!! Of course we don't know if the baby is a boy or girl yet, but I definitely am goint to have to buy some of those - hopefully they're still around in August! Thanks Tiggirl!

 

Originally Posted By everyyearofmylife

In response to post #29...I think the silhouette costs like $7-$10. And then you can buy frames for like $7 also.

Also, I think something a lot of people don't know is that she automatically makes two of each silhouette. My boyfriend and I noticed that when she was doing it so we bought two frames and now we each have one!

 

Originally Posted By jstylzz

Thanks, everyyear, that might be a fun one to do. Then she can have the chubby cheeks that she inherited for me captured forever!

 

Originally Posted By Kylesmom

How about a 50th aniversary Christmas ornament? It will let you know what year (more or less) you visited, and you can tell her about the trip when she puts it on the tree every year.

 

Originally Posted By jstylzz

That's a good one, Kylesmom. Her grandparents got us one when they went down in November. But some type of 50th souvenir that shows the date is a great idea. I like the part about putting the ornament on the tree each year.

 

Originally Posted By getnby

When my oldest girl was really little we got Donald Duck sailor hats with our names embroidered on them--they've been special to us ever since (and it's been decades)--

 

Originally Posted By RAM1984

Wow, I am so upset. I am leaving for Seattle next week for the birth of my granddaughter. I was just in DL last week and did not see those ears

When my kids were babies the first souvenier was always a character baby spoon. Don't even know if they still sell them. Due to a house fire in 1984 we only have two left. A Donald and a Mickey. They are treasured possessions.

Have a great trip with your little one!!!
Take lots and lots of pictures.

 

Originally Posted By DramaMama

We got our first daughter a Disneyland Mickey Mouse bowl made of plastic. She ate her cereal out of it when she was a toddler. . . and still uses it for snacks now at age 18!

Have a great trip with your family Jstylzz

 

Originally Posted By mrichmondj

Do they still sell the toy rifles and pistols made of wood in Frontierland? I loved playing with those when I was a kid.

How about the "invisible" dog on a leash that you could get at the Main Street Magic shop. One of my nephews pulled that one out of the attic over Christmas -- still a winner in the fun department!