10 things I'd pop in a stocking
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I thought I'd do a post about my top picks to pop in a stocking, I decided to do this as I'm not going to lie, I've found it pretty tricky picking out items to go into stockings I've made for my daughters and family. I've finally managed to finish buying and filling their stockings so thought I'd help you all out by giving you some gift ideas of 10 things I'd pop in a stocking.
I have done 10 things for several different ages. (children under 2, children between 3-10, between the age of 11-17 & for 18+). These are just ideas and my opinion so although I've put a particular item in an age category it doesn't mean you can't purchase it for a person of your choice - hopefully that makes sense. But as this post will be really long I've split into 2, so be sure to keep and eye out. This part will be for children 0-10.
Also, I've picked all of these gifts from www.notonthehighstreet.com just because every present is unique, and not on the highstreet haha, they vary in price too - some much more expensive and some much cheaper to suit every budget.
First up 10 little things for under 2's stockings:
Baby's first Christmas visual sensory soft book:
It is £15 and £3.75 delivery, so is a little pricey; but as it can be personalised I think its well worth the price.
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Dusky pink & blue bows:
• This next item is one for the girlies, a cute dusky pink & blue bow set. I know this isn't really something a small baby/child could enjoy personal. But I think they make a really sweet stocking filler; and can be used as a little accessory for Christmas Day. In the description they have said that these bows can be used for a big sister, little sister present or one for twinning with mama. For me personally I'd use the item for a single present - but its a cute idea!
These bows cost £9 with free postage so I would say they meet the average price of bows. And aren't they the cutest!?
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Baby nutcracker rattle:
It retails at £14 with £3.75 delivery which again is on the more expensive side of a stocking filler but I think its makes the perfect gift/toy.
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Personalised first Christmas reindeer bib:
This bib costs £8 with free delivery.
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Snowman & Snowdog booties:
These are much more expensive and cost £20 with a variety of different delivery options.
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Gingerbread man mini blankie:
This item is £15 with £3.75 delivery - much like the others a little more pricey, but I'd say it makes the perfect stocking filler.
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Michael the monkey bib & book set:
This matching set costs £15 and comes with a variety of different delivery options.
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Yellow giraffe wooden pull along toy:
It costs £11.99 and has several different delivery options!
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Sweet little feet ice cream baby socks:
These are £16 with a variety of different delivery options. I do feel these are on the more expensive side for socks, but the packaging is lovely so sometimes its worth paying that bit extra.
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Forest green silicone Christmas tree teether:
This forest green teether is £11.99 with £2.75 delivery.
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Stocking fillers for children between 3 & 10:
Build a bots activity set:
This particular present costs £7.50 and has a handful of different delivery options.
Ice cream socks:
These cost £7.97 with a variety of different shipping options - these are defiantly on the more expensive side for a pair of socks; but there ever so sweet, so I'd say they are well worth the money.
Animal blowing bubbles stocking filler:
• I picked these out as a stocking filler for everyone in this category as I feel there the perfect little gift to keep little ones entertained. They are small animal bubbles; and are really cute. Everyone loves bubbles too - which is great! As they've said on their website, Children of all ages love bubbles, whether thats watching a grown up blow them or blowing them themselves - they provide lots of entertainment!
These bubbles in animal shaped containers are £4.95 and come with a few delivery options. A little more expensive for bubbles but the packaging is adorable, so can't really complain!
Paratrooper parachute toy:
These are being sold for £4.95 with lots of different delivery options on the website and make the perfect little stocking filler.
Small doll gift:
• How adorable is this little gift!? I love the handmade feel of these small dollies. This dolly comes with a small sleeping bag/bed made with a gorgeous liberty fabric, the little doll can be tucked up or removed and played with.
This small doll gift set costs £6.50 and has 2 or 3 different shipping options.
Little bear box of socks:
These cost £12.50 with £2.75 delivery. So much like the other socks I've popped on this list, there kind of pricey - but as it states there not on the hughstreet so one of a kind. And there utterly adorable.
Storybook torch:
This particular stocking filler costs £15.95 and £2.75 delivery.
Christmas snowman craft kit:
This snowman craft kit costs £8.99 with different delivery options. And can also be purchased in a Santa/Father Christmas craft kit or penguin craft kit!
Princess tutu & wings set:
The wings & tutu cost £11.99 and much like the other comes with a variety of different delivery options. When adding all of the other bits & bobs (tiara & t-shirt) the price moves up to £29.49 - which is fab for a personalised dressing up costume if you ask me!
Wind up marching soldier:
In my opinion they are a little pricey and are being sold at £10 per set with added delivery costs. But I have to admit there one of a kind and really sweet!
That's everything I've picked for part 1 of my stocking filler gift ideas, I hope you've found it somewhat helpful, and as I said above; although I have picked a gender for a majority of the items of course they can be given as a gift to anyone, any age (as long as its safe) and any gender. Thanks for reading and keep your eye out for part 2 which will be up tomorrow! :)
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