Wish List Wednesday – A Wish List for the Tiny Human in Your Home
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It’s December, so it’s time to talk about all the things on your Christmas wish list. (Note that I totally stole this idea from Persimmon Dreams Facebook live chat this morning.) And today, I want to talk about a few of the things that’s are on my wish list for Milli this year.
A Kids Table
If your little one doesn’t have their own table, I totally recommend it. Milli loves to sit at the kids table at the sitters. I think it makes her feel like a big girl. The table will be a great place for her to have snacks, play with her blocks, and her new dollhouse (more on that in a bit).
There are lots of great kids tables out there, depending on your needs. At our house, we decided to go with the Lätt table from Ikea, with a storage hack (thanks to IkeaHackers and Uncle Dave).
Assembled table 
Interior storage
A Dollhouse
Milli may be a touch young for it yet, but she loves playing with little figures. We have peg dolls, Little People, and Pop Vinyl princesses, and a variety of other figures at home that she like to play with (and yes, sometimes chew on), so for Christmas she’s getting a doll house to play with them in.
I found a few dollhouses that I loved, but we finally settled on the Chalet dollhouse from Plan Toys. I love that it’s made from sustainable wood, and that the house is made of two sections which can be moved around and played with together or separately. We picked up a version with furniture from Wayfair, but check with your local toys stores. If they carry these dollhouses it’s totally worth shopping local.
Other top contenders for us were the Treehouse Playset from Crate & Barrel, the Presidio Dollhouse Set from Pottery Barn, the Moulin Roty La Grand Famille Dollhouse, Hape’s DIY Dreamhouse, and the Melissa and Doug Modern Wooden Dollhouse.
Melissa & Doug Dollhouse 
Treehouse Playset from Crate & Barrel 
Presidio Dollhouse Set from Pottery Barn 
Hape DIY Dreamhouse 
Moulin Roty Grand Famille Dollhouse
Doll Accessories
Mil loves playing with baby dolls. And she’s also at the age where she likes to push things around and take things in and out of boxes, so that calls for a doll stroller and crib.
Our local toy store carries some fabulous doll accessories from Adora, including an umbrella stroller and playpen, which is what Milli will be getting. If you’re local toy store doesn’t carry these, they are also available online from places like Amazon.
Adora Stroller 
Adora Playpen
That playpen will also make a wonderful place to store all of her doll things when she’s not playing with them.
Soft Toys
I’ve always preferred stuffed animals to dolls, and we live on a farm, so when I discovered these fabulous nursing animals from Manhattan Toy at my local toy store, I knew it was going on Milli’s Christmas list. These are super cool because the babies latch onto the nipples magnetically. I hear that Milli is getting the cat.
Of course, if you can’t get behind nursing animals at your house, Manhattan Toy also makes some lovely soft dolls (look for Wee Baby Stella) that have magnetic pacifiers, bottles and the like.
Ride-On Toys
I’m actually going to wait until Milli’s birthday in March to get her ride-on toys, as they’ll get more use then, and I like my wood floors in their current non-scratched condition, but I still wanted to mention them in this post, as I know many people like to do big gifts like this at Christmas-time.
I have great memories of playing in my Fisher Price cozy coupe when I was little, but the new ones with the eyes creep me out. Fortunately, the lovely people at FP got some sense and made a “classic version” without the creepy eyes, so that’s definitely on our list.
I’m also looking at some bike-style options. Right now my favorites are the Scoot Around Ride-On from Hape and the Balance Bike from Janod.
Hape Scoot Around 
Janod Balance Bike
Now, if I do decide to get something for inside the house, it will probably be this adorable Mouse Wheely Bug from Prince Lionheart.
Your Ideas
What are some of the big items on your tiny human’s wish list this year?
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I remember when those “nursing animals” first appeared back in the mid-60s. In those days like the sock monkeys, they were made to a sewing pattern and the only way you could buy one was to find someone who made them…or of course make your own. My much-older sister had a “nursing” leopard.
That’s super cool!
My niece, Rosie, is almost three, and she loves her baby doll stroller and crib. She’s also a big fan of the bottle with “disappearing” milk.
Rosie, I was a fan of the “disappearing milk” bottle till I was about 9, but then that was the sixties, we played with dolls a lot longer then. 😉 My mother actively discouraged us from having Barbie dolls with all the concomitant bits, too. Now that I’m older I understand why–on the commercials the house or whatever looks lovely, in the box it’s just pink and white plastic and tends to look nothing like what you saw on TV–but oh those prices!