2017 Holiday Nanny Get Together

W H A T : Angeles Mannies and The Nanny Matchmaker's Annual Holiday Nanny Party

W H O : YOU ! Partners / Spouses also welcome!

W H E R E : 2662 Glendale Blvd Silverlake, CA - (will be outside so wrap up just in case!)

W H E N : Friday, December 8th

T I M E : 7:00pm-11:00pm

A G E : 21+ ONLY

S U P P L I E D : Snacks, Beer and Wine

W H Y : Let's toast to good people!

A D D I T I O N A L :

We will be collecting toy donations the Children's Hospital of Los Angeles (CHLA) so please feel free to either bring a gift to donate, or a bottle of wine / drink (for the party, not the children!)

Toy Donation Guidelines

Full guidelines on CHLA donations can be found here -

To help us maintain patient safety and well-being, we ask that you follow the criteria below:

• To prevent infection, we only accept new and unwrapped items. Additionally, unwrapped gifts ensure that infants, children and adolescents are receiving gifts which are appropriate to their age and developmental levels.
• Toys should be sturdy and free of any parts which may pinch
• All craft materials (markers, glue, paints, etc.) must be non-toxic

Our Wish Lists

Items Needed the Most

• Baby rattles
• Interactive crib toys/musicals; mobiles that are not cloth/plush based
• Generic coloring books –- no holiday reference
• Soft baby dolls –- appropriate for children under three years old
• Crayons –- all sizes. We have found that Crayola and PlaySkool work the best for our patients.
• Markers and colored pencils –- all sizes
• Super hero action figures
• White artist paper
• Hello Kitty items
• Dinosaurs
• Bubbles (bottles with no attachments)
• Craft and bead kits
• Play-Doh (jars with no attachments)
• Pop-up toys (cause and effect)
• UNO cards

• Bath & Body Works sets for older girls (please no body sprays)
• L.A. sports team sports swag
• Baby rattles
• Balls—footballs, soccer, volleyballs

Items We Cannot Accept

• Plush, stuffed animals or any items with small pellets
• VHS tapes
• Wooden items
• Glass or brittle plastic toys which can easily break and leave sharp edges
• Knitted or crocheted items such as beanies, blankets, clothing
• Flowers, edible gifts and holiday treats
• Any items that promote violent and aggressive behavior including video games and DVDS