Best Material Possessions to Pass Down to Your Child
By Lauren Romano, published Mar 31, 2008
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At one point or another, a parent will usually pass down some of their material possessions to their child. Seeing as a child never knows everything that their parents own, it's better to give your child the item in person. Not only is it an opportunity to explain what the item is and what it means to you, but it's also a great bonding experience. You obviously want to give your child something to remember you by as well as something that they could possibly use. If you're wondering what material possessions would be fabulous to pass down to your child, consider some of these options. A wedding dress is an item that is frequently handed down from mother to daughter. It symbolizes the union between the parents and has a lot of sentimental value. Sometimes though, the wedding dresses from the past aren't exactly what brides today would wear. This is where some feelings can get hurt. Before you make a huge deal out of passing on your wedding dress to your daughter, make sure ahead of time that the dress you are handing down would be worn or can at least be altered to fit the style your child would want to wear.
Jewelry made today, in my opinion, isn't made with as much personality as it used to be. Most of the jewelry made today seems to be cookie cutter, plain and isn't special to look at. This obviously doesn't apply to every piece of jewelry, but it seems as though if you've seen one piece of jewelry made today you've seen them all. Passing down your jewelry to your child gives them an opportunity to have a unique piece of jewelry that there may not be many of. Considering jewelry usually has sentimental value attached to it, it would be something personal that your child can hold on to and think of you and the story attached to it.
Toys are great items to consider passing down. Toys are so much different today then they were even five or ten years ago. They are great collectible items, interesting conversation pieces, and will be something unique to have that chances are isn't still made today.
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