Unique item for character autographs for infant?

[kmdrago1783]

Hi everyone,

So for our upcoming trip (in less than four weeks, yay!!!), I have bought my four year old DD a special princess pillowcase with her name on it to have the characters sign.

I am trying to figure out what to do for my almost one year old DD as a memento since she is still too little for a pillow. Maybe a stuffed animal?

Anyone have some ideas???

Thanks!

Katie

 

[Angel Ariel]

What about a picture frame mat? Or maybe some light colored mickey ears?

 

[BeachClubBride]

Crib sheet with embroidery hoop to keep it stable

 

[MrsJamesPSullivan]

Fabric squares that can be sewn into a blanket for her.

 

[Cupcakey78]

How about those wooden letters with her initials to hang in her room.

 

[bradisgoofy]

My son bought one of the oversize plain vinylmation toys.

 

[kmdrago1783]

Great ideas everyone!

 

[kwdw]

Honestly - I'd just do an autograph book with the one side being a place to put the picture with that character. That's a "memory book" for the infant to look at when they are older. It doesn't become an "unused" item in the future.

 

[Angel Ariel]

Honestly - I'd just do an autograph book with the one side being a place to put the picture with that character. That's a "memory book" for the infant to look at when they are older. It doesn't become an "unused" item in the future.

Thats' why I like the picture frame mat...I read that idea somewhere here a while back, and will probably use it for DD at DLR this year. It's something that can be hung for as long as you want it to be. I have a gallery wall in her nursery of pictures of her at WDW (her nursery theme is Mickey), so a mat full of autographs would definitely be something that could be displayed for a long time.

 

[muenginerd]

We went right before DD was born. We brought a Disney Princess Bedtime Stories book with us. All the Princess signed on the page that started their story and wrote little notes to DD. Any characters not in the book signed on the inside of the front and back covers. It's one of DD's favorite books now!