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Parents, you do splurge when your child is "to" something, even though you know they will grow out of it?
What I mean is, when your child has a new favorite (Dora, SpongeBob, Cars, Princess, etc.) you can buy them many things that revolve around that even though you know they will grow out of it eventually? Or do you keep everything in moderation and let it become a collection of things. I ask because my in-laws buy my daughter is more than what she is currently and I try to convince them to keep it in moderation. My daughter just went through the Hannah Montana and has everything Hannah Montana (clothing, bed sheets, posters, puppets, jewelry, pens, perfume, shoes, hair ties, lamps, alarm clock, guitar). I understand getting her things she likes, but my husband and I try not to take anything that overboard as we know it is a phase that will soon go .. It made me realize (as we went through the same with Dora) that they go to crazy when they find out that she is to something. Opinions? And what do you do with it all when they are no longer so?
Maybe you could gently explain to your in-laws, the current fads do not last long and gifts will be thrown to the side to the recent 'stuff' and that instead, if they wish to purchase a gift, they can choose something that will be useful and appreciated for a long time. I am sure they would be happier to buy something that will be treasured in the long run. E-bay the things that no longer used, and perhaps used the money raised to open a bank account for your child so they can learn to handle (and appreciate) their own money!
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