gift idea for a 3 year old birthday.....
 

Many of you have kids what would you suggest?

Duh. No brainer. A pony of course.

I say just let her/him pick her own presents and take her/him to Chucky Cheese.

Make sure it's a good one, he'll never forget it.

A drum set.

Kids dig the Chuck E Cheese's

Boy or girl?

boy

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ed.: i know it's 3y old already but you got the idea :D

the donut factory!!!!

Amazon.com: Nostalgia Electrics MDF200 Automatic Mini Donut Factory: Donut Maker: Kitchen & Dining

Kids Android tablet. They come in funky colours with a protective type case/shell. Cheap also (available on eBay/Amazon). I looked at them a while ago and some came with pre-school based educational games (obviously masses of stuff available to download also).

Get them a stuffed animal and be done with it.

Bubble Wrap...Kids love Bubble Wrap!

The old but but still good one:

oops, double post :)

By a puppy... who doesn't like a puppy ;)

depends... for a boy or girl? if its a girl you can take her to the disney dinner at disneyland and shell have dinner with all the disney characters

a learning piano or one of hasbros shit they have a bunch

for some stereotypes, finding out who the daddy is would be nice.

keep it simple - get kids books.

My dad took me to a whore house when I turned 3.

Large plastic trucks are fail safe for most boys.

Kindle and fill it with kids games

Any of the fine firearms made by Kimber, Colt, or HK

Lego Duplo

a unicorn!

That or this: Amazon.com: LeapFrog LeapPad3 Kids' Learning Tablet, Green: Electronics

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My son is 3 today and he loves anything to do with cars or monster trucks. He also LOVES vtech go go tracks so he can build the biggest race tracks in the whole wide world as he says.

no electronics man. no laptops, tables or any other shit.
go buy huge junk of Lego for small kids (Duplo for example) and let kid to actually construct things with it's own hands.

that comes from a father of two. i'm serious now, you can't go wrong with good Lego believe me.

Thanks to Leapfrog and other digital apps, my 3 year old can read basic words and scored highest at her school for her age group.

Technology isn't bad. It is when it is overly relied upon that problems can come up.

I bought my nephew (I'm not sure if he was 3 or 4 at the time) a ride on BMW that included a remote control so that parents could control where he's driving. It was possibly the coolest toy I've ever seen (definitely blew my Barbie PowerWheels out of the water). He's six now and still rides that thing around.

Red Rarri

There is nothing more pleasant than stepping on a lego with your bare feet on the kitchen floor at 2am when you're going to grab something from the fridge.

Finger paint set.

gold chain of course

I would suggest a gym membership. A bunch of these kids today are flabby. Either that or a gang membership, it's never too early to get affiliated.

If it's juicy's kid or nephew that would be perfect. :thumbsup

For some stereotypes - that'd be called visitation with mama.