IABU/ungrateful here, but ...
PIL visited over the weekend. They bought Izzy some things - a bright soft ball that makes noises when you roll it, a money box and a humming top. Obviously she won't appreciate a money box for quite some time, that's more a keepsake gift, and the ball was fine, but the humming top (a metal one) is age 3+ - very clearly marked on the box. She is going to be 9 months this week.
I don't mind people giving her things for, say, 12m +, because it's up to us to judge if it's appropriate yet and to either give it to her or keep it aside for a couple of months. But is it just me, or is it ridiculous to give something like this to a baby who is only just crawling, let alone yet to develop any motor skills to use it?
H was on the phone to his dad recently and I heard them talking about having bought her things. H specifically asked "you are buying things that are suitable, aren't you?" I just feel a bit resentful that now our very limited storage space is going to be taken up with things that Izzy can't use for another 2 years!
I'm BU, aren't I? Do you get things like this? WDYD?