When I was a kid (who am I kidding - now too), getting "just-because" presents were always the best. I have an adorable nephew who I haven't gotten to visit this summer, so I thought I'd send a little summer to him. I picked up small, fun, toys that I thought a little boy would enjoy over the course of a couple weeks and mailed this to him for a summer surprise. My sister was kind enough to send a video of him opening it and said he was thoroughly pleased with the "Mary Poppins box of toys from Aunt Jess." Young kids are some of the only people left in the world who realize gifts don't have to be pricey to be fun.
Spencer's Summer Essentials:
Cars activity set, light-up bouncy ball, Toy Story paddle-ball, monkey lunchbag, sidewalk chalk, a harmonica, a popcorn bucket and bag of popcorn, flying helicopters, Flarp (the stuff that makes inapropriate noises), bubbles, a Wooly Willy, waterguns, a sticker book, a Toy Story pouch, Splash water balls, a plain card, silly straws, Cars and Toy Story socks, a green flying disc, Cars mini yo-yo, mini kaleidoscope, mini spinning top, and mini paddle-ball, paper filling
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