Stocking Stuffers
I love stuffing stockings! What a fun challenge to find little gifts that won't break the budget nor become plastic flotsam underfoot. I like to add some sweet treats, like fruit snacks, tangerines, granola bars, fruit squeezers, and a couple pieces of chocolate. St. Nicholas likes to deliver the Nugget's stocking earlier in December, but sometimes it's hard to resist and Santa ends up filling it again for Christmas morning. Here's some new ideas for you!
Ages 0-1
Booties
Personalized baby spoon
Ages 1-3
Jingle bracelet
Flower hair clips or a Newsie cap
Bingo daubers filled with washable paint
Ages 4-6
Slide whistle
Window markers
Wooden top
Pastels
Ages 0-1
Booties
Personalized baby spoon
Ages 1-3
Jingle bracelet
Flower hair clips or a Newsie cap
Bingo daubers filled with washable paint
Ages 4-6
Slide whistle
Window markers
Wooden top
Pastels
Fun ideas! I'm always looking for stocking stuffers (for kids, adults and animals!) Yes, we have stockings for the animals...hehe.
ReplyDeleteWhen we were little, we each had two stockings. In one we'd get fruit and later in life toiletries (deodorants, colognes, etc.). In the other we'd get sweets, treats and small things (coloring books, etc.)
Merry Christmas!