What do you do when someone gifts your toddler something you'd rather them not have? Especially when the person giving it is someone you're close with and who visits frequently just to play with your child?
The gift is a tabletop billiards table with accessories, which means it has 15 small hard balls (think marbles). And my daughter is 2 and a half, so she doesn't even know how to play billiards. She wanted to sleep with the balls last night bc she's obsessed with balls. So now I have this little pool table that will just sit somewhere, 2 pool sticks, the rack, and these 15 little balls that will end up all over the place, hopefully not ever in daughter's mouth (she's still putting stuff in her mouth). I'm not sure what to do with it. I mean, if it was given by someone I rarely see, I'd just put it up or give it to my 18 yr old niece who really wanted it, but my aunt is here at my house several times a week and I don't want to hurt her feelings.
The gift is a tabletop billiards table with accessories, which means it has 15 small hard balls (think marbles). And my daughter is 2 and a half, so she doesn't even know how to play billiards. She wanted to sleep with the balls last night bc she's obsessed with balls. So now I have this little pool table that will just sit somewhere, 2 pool sticks, the rack, and these 15 little balls that will end up all over the place, hopefully not ever in daughter's mouth (she's still putting stuff in her mouth). I'm not sure what to do with it. I mean, if it was given by someone I rarely see, I'd just put it up or give it to my 18 yr old niece who really wanted it, but my aunt is here at my house several times a week and I don't want to hurt her feelings.