Cue for my daughter = jump/break for me?

I've got a few cues that I'd consider to be pretty high quality. I've been battling about getting either:

1) A new I-Shaft, Predator, or OB shaft for one of my existing cues

2) Buying another playing cue

3) Buying a Jump Cue

4) Buying a Break Cue

5) Buying a J/B Cue

I'm primarily a 14.1 player. I love the game, but play very casually, mostly by myself or small games with my wife. Because of that, I've had a hard time justifying a jump, break, or J/B cue.. I also don't know that $200 on a new shaft is really necessary over an OE shaft. I love playing cues, and I have a goal of filling a cue case that my grandfather built for me with special cues (I've recently added a Schon for my 5th wedding anniversary).

Now, I have a 3 month old daughter. Certainly she's a ways away from starting on my table, but I don't think it would be bad to plan for the future a bit... now I'm wondering if a J/B cue may make a nice compromise? It fills a nice luxury for myself, and allows her a stunted quality cue to grow with.

I'm wondering if anyone else could offer some insights to my long-winded thoughts.

If you're interested, I own 2 McDermott M-Series cues (Portico and Bat) and now a new model Schon. I wouldn't want to spend more than 300 on my specialty cues, collectively. I'm open to trying something new for another player, but probably would mean putting off the purchase for a while. I've been considering Pechauer, Mezz, Predator, Viking, or maybe a sub 2k custom.

Thanks!

Lol... you guys got me. I like the idea of getting on a custom cue waitlist... I'll play with it until she's ready for it. Then she can have it when I'm dead. That will probably be shortly after my wife finds the invoice.

All joking aside, I think I've decided to forego the break cue for now. I play 14.1 almost exclusively. I also have house cues, so maybe I'll just get a Samsara tip put on one of those or something for now. I don't typically play away from home, anyway.

The jump cue is still interesting to me. I may have to snag one of those. Even the good ones are pretty well under 200, so not exactly a bank buster. I doubt it will get a ton of use, but it'll be fun to learn a new skill with a proper tool.

I probably will just get a junior cue when she's old enough to play. Thanks for the advice and the laughs!