My almost one year old is very entertained by this tree. It is adorable and we’ve already gotten some fantastic pictures of her reaching to touch the star and playing with the ornaments. Great product! There are always new colours and themes to try at Christmas. If you have bought a more contemporary tree try contrasting colours, such as neon or bright shades to create an eye-catching display. Step 3: Light it up with Christmas tree lights to complement your theme Toysrus.ca & Babiesrus.ca base "Our Suggested Age" ranges on these manufacturer recommendations, as well as considering which ages will enjoy the product. Such factors as a child's developmental skill set and toy popularity help determine the enjoyment levels of a product.

Snowflakes, Father Christmas, slogans, birds, photos, family crafts - they can all be a tree topper. Just remember that the topper often sits on top of the least stable branch, so consider its weight first. You don’t want it toppling off! Step 5: Go to tinsel town When buying an artificial realistic Christmas tree, you need one with as many branches as possible, just like the trees at Christmas Tree World. This will not only make it look fuller, but you will be able to add more decorations and unique touches for extra volume. Step 2: Design your Christmas tree around a theme You want to give these Christmas baubles and ornaments pride of place and find the best branches. We’d usually suggest placing your more expensive baubles higher up, to avoid them being damaged. If any of these are on the heavier side, you’ll want to choose a strong branch and allow for a bit of a drop underneath. Step 7: Decorate your tree to your heart's contentMy 13month old loves this. The lights and sounds are easily movement activated. The ornament balls and the perfect size for small hands. Very durable material and could be used in or outside.

span itemprop="name">Step 2 Christmas TreeLove it! It is perfect for our first granddaughter!