I need a cow costume for my 5 year old son for a school play?
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Don't know any vendors there but you could check second hand thrift stores and your local Goodwill or Salvation Army. If all else fails, there's always ebay.............
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try sportsworld there are stores all over the country and they have got all sizes  home and away shirts i got my kids one each the other day they were £22.75p each up to large boys and an adult one is £34.95 each
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Try OrientalTrading.com - you can buy all kinds of things (they must have thousands of items) pretty cheap - this is the place where you can by things by the dozens or the gross - you should be able to find masculine- or outdoor-themed products.  I always get the goodies for my kids' parties - and I tell you they are great goody-bags, if I don't say so myself.
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Tickets  to a sporting event.  or sports equipment.  However....... if you are crafty..........  you can make him a fleece blanket.  All you need is 3 yards of plain fleece and 3 yards of print fleece.  then cut 3 inch by 1 inch strips around the entire outer sides of the blankets (put one on top of the other) then tie the strips together ( plain and print) whoa la - a personal, not to expensive gift.  (Just watch for the sales on fleece at Walmart or Joanne Fabrics to get it 1/2 price.
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WWW.GOOGLE.COM\nTHEN TYPE IN CHICKEN FARMS\n\nif you live in a rural area, then you could ask around to find one and tkae him to it.  that's really learning about something!\n\np.s. www.chickenfarmers.edu isn't a real site\n\ni just found http://www.chicken.mb.ca/farmtotable.html\nseems kid friendly
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a cowboy or pirate theme would be pretty cool, also spiderman or superman. If your kid is a girl, maybe go for a teddy bear theme. If you try a princess theme, you could make her feel really special by calling her 'princess' all the time.
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get him a minature 4 wheeler!
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I would say only give a gift to the teachers that work directly with your son. And if you dont want to give a gift you arent obligated to. I used to be a daycare teacher and some parents would give small gifts (from the child) and others didnt. I would never expect it. You could do something small like a scented candle that you wrap in tissue paper in put in one of those tiny gift bags. Or you could fill a x-mas coffee mug from the dollar store with m&m's or some other candy. You could do a $5 gift card for the nearest coffee shop (but if you do it for all 7 people that may be too much $$). You could do a gift of a new toy or book for the classroom which would go to everyone--you  may need to ask the director of the daycare their policy on donating to the classroom though. Even a homemade christmas card made by your son would be nice. DONT SPEND A LOT OF MONEY if you do choose to give gifts! It is not expected!
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First of all, does your son like clowns.  All of my children at that age were terrified of clowns.  \n\nIf you want a clown, maybe one of your good friends could rent a costume and be silly for the afternoon.  Your son is so little, he won't know the difference.  His birthday will be special if you just have all your friends and family around, some balloons, a cake and presents.  I think at 1, there is no need to hire performers.
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go to wal-mart and buy him some axe spray,and soap gift box, it,s around 7-8 bucks. then tell him you would like to spend more time around him away from school so you can enjoy your gift to him also. k....
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get him a roman war helmet
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If you can get him in a suit everyone will be proud of you.  Make sure that it's a dark suit and that it stays buttoned as long as possible.  Don't worry about a cap/hat - it'll never last anyway.
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try www.http://cartoonsmart.com/
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http://www.costumes.org/\n\neverything u could ever need
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Well, if you are willing, you can rent a costume . . .. Nothing like a bit of role playing to spice up the romance.\n\nYou can always suggest that next time he dresses up like you want him to, both of you should compromise for each other . . ..
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Try Sears.  They have a wide assortment of children's clothes at a reasonable price.
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ask some classmates to teem up and do a short play :) employ some symbolical costumes and scenes.. that would be fun\n\n\nedited.. oops! spiegy200 came up faster with the same idea! :)