Mother buys huge mountain of Christmas presents for her baby

A mum bought a huge mountain of Christmas presents for her 'miracle' baby and she doesn't care what people think.

Sarah Moore, 23, from Chester, took to her TikTok @sarahbouasker to share the very impressive pile of gifts that she purchased for her 18-month-old daughter Alaya. 

The mum-of-one got a head start on her Christmas shopping and went above and beyond with the gifts but some people claimed the tot might be 'overwhelmed' by all her toys.

Sarah Moore, 23, from Chester, bought a huge mountain of Christmas presents for her 'miracle' baby and she doesn't care what people think

 Amongst the presents includes washable markers, a personalised backpack, count-along basket and scanner, Bing figurines, a My Baby Tumbles doll and First word books

Amongst the presents includes washable markers, a personalised backpack, count-along basket and scanner, Bing figurines, a My Baby Tumbles doll and first word books.

She also bought a toy toaster, Mega Blocks, a Thomas and Friends train set and a Toy Henry the Hoover.  

Sarah captioned the post: 'Please no hate, my baby is my miracle and I'm lucky to have her so I will buy her what I want to buy her.' 

In a second video, Sarah gave a closer look at just a few of the Cocomelon gifts that formed part of the collection - including a jigsaw, magnetic scribbler and bath time learning set. 

She took to her TikTok @sarahbouasker to share the very impressive pile of gifts that she purchased for her little girl Alaya

Amongst the Christmas presents included CoCo Melon advent calendar book and a etch sketch

The video has since garnered a whopping 779,000 views, and many social media users took to the comments to praise the mum

The video has since garnered a whopping 779,000 views, and many social media users took to the comments to praise the mum. 

One person said: 'Nothing annoys me more then parents having to explain why they do things,' 

Someone else said: 'She is a very lucky little lady. I will be spoiling our child when I'm lucky enough to fall pregnant xx' 

While another wrote: 'Mumma Spend what you want to make YOUR baby happy - hope its an amazing xmas!'

A fourth person said: 'Very lucky girl, you do know she will only play with the empty boxes tho.'

While some people offered some advice as to not 'overwhelm' the little girl on Christmas morning

To which Sarah replied: 'Hahaha oh absolutely! it'll be me playing with them.' 

While some people offered some advice as to not 'overwhelm' the tot on Christmas morning. 

One person wrote: 'Absolutely no hate, I spoil my boy. But remember when we are frustrated looking in the junk draw and we can't find what we need…'

Another said: 'I get it, I really do. But sooo many toys can be so overwhelming for one child and unless you have good toy rotation it's just gonna be chaos!'

To which Sarah replied: 'I've definitely got a rotation plan, this won't be all opened at once either.'   

A third suggested: 'Definitely spread out opening them through the year and rotate so she doesn't get overwhelmed by her options.'