Tinkerbell gift/hints about upcoming trip

[kidneymomma]

we are going in February but our 5 year old doesn't know it yet. We've told the baby but he's not talking yet so we don't have to worry about him telling her. So Tinkerbell "delivered" the disney planning dvd. Now I need another small hint that we are going (really 5 small hints I want something for September, October, November, December & January) Nothing big. She loves princesses & sleeping beauty is her favorite. Help me with ideas but I don't want to give it away that we are going until the morning that we are getting in the car.





I'm putting together a gift bag for each of the kids for the morning we are leaving filled with disney goodies.




Santa may surprise her with a new princess dress at Christmas....

 

[mamaVonna]

What a nice surprise! My 12 year old daughter has been granted a wish trip to Disney and I've been busy preparing the kids Tinkerbell gifts. For this month, how about a cute princess tote (the disney store has some for $1.99 on sale right now), and princess journal/notebook from a dollar store or school supply section. Pair that with either some sheets of Princess stickers and/or markers/crayons.
October, a cute disney costume wrapped in pretty princess paper (this is a twofer because she can wear the costume later during the trip!)
November, maybe since the weather is cooler (depending on where you live of course) I'd suggest some new disney pj's/slippers/bathrobe etc.
December, a disney ornament, mickey cookie cutter, Aurora Princess Barbie, princess hat & glove set, princess meal set with plate, bowl, cup, utensils.
January, Princess or other disney hair bows (to match outfits you plan to pack for the trip), sunglasses, lanyard

Just a few ideas, please let us know what other kinds of things you have in mind and plan to include in their gift bags. Happy planning!

 

[kidneymomma]

What a nice surprise! My 12 year old daughter has been granted a wish trip to Disney and I've been busy preparing the kids Tinkerbell gifts. For this month, how about a cute princess tote (the disney store has some for $1.99 on sale right now), and princess journal/notebook from a dollar store or school supply section. Pair that with either some sheets of Princess stickers and/or markers/crayons.
October, a cute disney costume wrapped in pretty princess paper (this is a twofer because she can wear the costume later during the trip!)
November, maybe since the weather is cooler (depending on where you live of course) I'd suggest some new disney pj's/slippers/bathrobe etc.
December, a disney ornament, mickey cookie cutter, Aurora Princess Barbie, princess hat & glove set, princess meal set with plate, bowl, cup, utensils.
January, Princess or other disney hair bows (to match outfits you plan to pack for the trip), sunglasses, lanyard

Just a few ideas, please let us know what other kinds of things you have in mind and plan to include in their gift bags. Happy planning!

Oh how exciting for a wish trip!!! My little guy has medical conditions and they qualify him for a wish but he's too young right now to even submit for a wish. When he gets a wish I want him to be able to be old enough to have a say and remember it.

Great ideas. We took my daughter to Disneyland when she was almost 3 and the princess obsession had just begun. She only had one princess dress and of course I wanted her to wear it at our princess meal. The day she wore it to the parks and our princess meal was the happiest day she had. So I plan on taking a princess dress for all the days we are there. I already have Elsa for Halloween my son will be Olaf. But my dilemma is she's outgrown Cinderella & sleeping beauty. So Santa may bring one of those and then she may get to pick one out in the park. JCPenny had a Cinderella dress on sale the other day.