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I put in little notebooks (flup top, reporter style, think Columbo) into goodie bags this summer for my 11 year old's party, along with gel pens to write with. I got them at a warehouse club in bulk, and an office supply store would probably have them in bulk, too.I bought a bulk package of ring pops, too. put in little notebooks (flup top, reporter style, think Columbo) into goodie bags this summer for my 11 year old's party, along with gel pens to write with. I got them at a warehouse club in bulk, and an office supply store would probably have them in bulk, too.
Nonsense, just one starter racquet is enough, and forget about the teeny 23 inch racquets, even for a 3 or 4 year old. Start with a 24 or 25 incher. Once your little one's on his/her way hitting the ball over the net you should put a real racquet in their hand, it will lead them in the right direction. get a lot of email asking me to recommend a tennis racquet. I'm a stickler for head-light or evenly balanced racquets, and I think kids 6 years and older should use an adult 27 inch racquet. Junior Racquets. The racquet business wants you to buy 2 tinny racquets before you buy an adult one.