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Get-well gift for a 7 year old
My darling niece, Mary, fell off the jungle gym at school yesterday and fractured her elbow. I would really like to send her a little something, but don't want to do flowers or the edible arrangements. Any ideas?
She loves Disney Princesses!
Re: Get-well gift for a 7 year old
Did she break her dominant hand? If so avoid anything requiring writing or coloring.
Maybe a movie or a new doll/teddy bear/whatever she's into.
When I was 6, I had to have my tonsils removed. I'll never forget my favorite gift I got. My aunt and uncle who lived a couple hours away, called the local florist and had them put together a goody basket for me. It had coloring and activity books in it (probably 10 different ones), plus a stuffed animal and some snacks (mine all had to be soft since I couldn't really swollow, but you'd be able to do more variety with your niece).
So, I would call the local florist. Even if you don't want to do something typically "florist" related, they can always put together a goody basket for her. Also, even if you live in the area, if you have something delivered, your niece will think that's really cool and make her feel really special.
Thanks for the suggestions, ladies! I just got off the phone with my brother (Mary's Dad) and he said that all she can talk about right now is her IPOD. So! I'm sending her a little I-Tunes giftcard.
Have a wonderful day!