Tue, December 09, 2008
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Suri visits toy shop

2008-12-09 03:54:43 GMT2008-12-09 11:54:43 (Beijing Time)  SINA.com

Tom Cruse and Katie Holmes took an excited Suri to New York's FAO Schwarz and she picked out some new board games, dolls, teddies and sweets

Katie helps Suri pick out some sweets as they shop

Katie helps a delighted Suri pick out some sugary treats from the pick and mix counter

Suri appeared delighted by her shopping trip

The truck filled with Suri's shopping

Having the run of a toy shop, picking out anything that catches the eye, is the stuff of childhood dreams. But for one little girl her Hollywood parents can make her wildest imaginings a reality, Mail Online reported.

Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes treated their daughter Suri to a trip to the legendary New York toy store FAO Schwarz .

And the two-year-old couldn't believe her luck, pointing out exactly what she wanted while her mother and various assistants looked on.

Katie knelt down alongside Suri as they debated the finer points of Hello Kitty sweet dispensers, chose some pick and mix, then started shopping.

They selected new board games, stuffed animals, dolls, and a giant blue teddy bear. But Suri's favourite seemed to be a small pink puppy, which she carried around the store after spotting it on a shelf.

The busy shopping trip exhausted the tot, who was eventually carried out by her parents, resting her head on her mother's shoulder.

They left empty handed - but not for long. After they were bagged up, Suri's new toys were packed into sacks and into a delivery van.

Little Suri dressed in one of her trademark party dresses, teamed with red slip-on ballet shoes, for the trip to the store. Her 29-year-old mother chose a detective-style hat and a belted winter coat.

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