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Step 1
Decide on possible themes for your kid's collection. If your kid is old enough, think about his interests.
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Step 2
Consider the long-term availability of items for your theme. Remember that some items only remain popular for a short period.
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Step 3
Research the appreciation and depreciation of collections similar to the one you want to start for your kid. This is important if you want your kid's collection to be an investment for the future.
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Step 4
Think about the amount of space you have available to devote to your kid's collection. Some collections can take up a large amount of space with only a few items.
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Step 5
Make a budget for your kid's collection. This changes as circumstances change but it is important to have a solid starting point.
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Step 1
Make a list of the items that are available for your kid's collection. You may be able to find some suggestions or sample lists online.
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Step 2
Take your time when searching for items that belong in your kid's collection. Quality is more important than quantity when you are building a successful collection.
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Step 3
Store your kid's collection in a safe place. If your child is young, you may need to put the collection in a high spot until she gets older and can look at the collection without messing it up.







