Christmas presents for toddlers

Wooden pretend fruit and veg that are held together by magnets, were popular with our GD when she had a pretend kitchen. Also tea set etc. quite a few places do them. In fact anything that encourages imaginative play and real life. They love copying the grown ups, at this age. X

I bought DGS an Ikea toy kitchen which he loves. His birthday is at the end of September and this really a joint Xmas and birthday present. I will get a few little things for the but he gets far more stuff than he needs from several other relatives.

That sounds like plenty for a child that age. I'm sure she will love that rocking chair. I tend to give the 'big' presents for birthdays and lesser ones - but, I hope, well chosen - for Christmas. This spreads the cost over the year. Ask her parents what stocking fillers you could provide for Santa's visit.