Matching T-Shirts for Father’s Day
One fun gift your toddler can get for his dad on Father’s Day is matching T-shirts. One such pair, found at mandysmoon.com, has cartoon representations of dad and his son that can be personalized, and one shirt that states “I’m the Big Guy!” and the other reads “I’m the Little Guy!. These t-shirts for father and son cost $36.98 for the pair, and the child’s shirt come in sizes anywhere from 6 months to size 16. Many other options for matching t-shirts exist, and if dad and son are sports fans, one good option would be to get matching jerseys for one of their favorite teams.
Framed Photo for Father’s Day
Another good Father’s Day gift from a toddler is a framed photo of the two of them doing one of their favorite activities. After finding a good photo, help your toddler make a personalized frame for it. Either buy a simple frame for it with a wide space for adding personalized touches, or make one out of a heavy weight paper. Then get various craft supplies and glue, and have the child decorate the frame as they like. This will definitely be a present that dad will treasure and show off to anybody who is around!
Personalized Photo Mug for Father’s Day
Another good thing to do with a photo is to send it in to have it put on a mug or something else that dad will use often. One place where this can be done is discountphotogifts.com, where mugs start at $8.95. Other options there include puzzles, coasters, mousepads, shirts, and even blankets.
Coupon for a Day Out for Father’s Day
Sometimes with a busy family, it’s hard to for dads to get a whole day out with their young children. One idea for a gift a toddler can give dad is a coupon to go out for a day and do some favorite joint activities. Mom’s obligation here is to stay home and hold down the fort (watching other kids, etc.) while dad takes his son or daughter to watch planes land, or go to the lake, or whatever they decide to do together.
Breakfast for Father’s Day
A very memorable Father’s Day gift from a toddler would be for them to give dad a special breakfast. Whether they help out with easy bits in the kitchen or serve as the butler or waiter who brings each element to the table for dad, it will be a great way for the child to understand that it’s a special day all about their daddy.
