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My parents have my tub at their house still, however htey have been trying to get me to take it for awhile. Mostly of elementary school projects, HS awards, that kind of thing. Not so much toys however I wish they would have kept some of my dolls/ect.

I currently have my old cabbage patch doll sleeping in our LO's crib until s/he arrives. I take it out once in a while to show the dogs and tell them to be gentle with the baby. My mom also just told me that she has (accidentally) tracked down the big blue pram she had for my sister and I when we were babies. I can't wait to see it, I hope it's still in decent shape.

nope nothing but pictures. i wonder how much i'll save of charlie and olive's because i'm a purger. you have to be to live in ny!

I think my parents have some random things, but I don't have anything in our house. DH has a lot of stuff from when he was a kid (only child), ILs kept everything and transported a lot of his stuff (toys, high chair, etc.) to our basement when we moved in.

My parents came out to visit us for Thanksgiving. She brought ALL my prom and formal dresses with. Back home there is def a box or three of stuff from childhood, toys and what not. Just a few of my stuffed animals, and a few other random things.

I have quite a few things. Mostly in my parents storage. When I was pregnant my dad found all sorts of things in storage, like an old wooden toy crib and dolls.

Not really, except my baby blanket and pictures. We moved around a lot when I was younger. Hubby has a baby spoon that looks like it's never been used. He refused to let me use it on our babe b/c he thought it had lead or something. He also has a crazy dangerous rocking horse with rusty springs. I don't think anyone should ever use that again.

Weird as it may seem, I wished my mom saved papers/art/school projects. Oh and the toys.

At my parents house is my baby book, a blanket that I used to take everywhere with me and a few things from school (elementary and high school). I donated most of my dresses a couple of years ago to a program that provides girls in low income families with prom dresses at no cost.

I personally only have my security blanket {worn threadbare & in my cedar chest}, some stuffed animals that my great-grandmother made for me, & those little porcelain josef figurines {http://www.etsy.com/listing/44189468/vintage-josef-originals-birthday-angel}. I won't be passing on my blanket, I don't think it would stand up, but I'll pass down the stuffed animals & the figurines for sure. And lord only knows what my mom has squirreled away, ha! I've got to admit, I am kind of looking forward to the nostalgia, though.