Stocking stuffers for kids don’t have to be expensive but they should be fun, or delicious. Check out some of our family favourite stocking stuffers including ideas for crafty and curious kids – we’ve got a great selection of cheap stuffers too!
No Nasties | Biodegradable Unicorn Bubble Water Beads
No Nasties water beads are non-toxic, easy to use and encourage children to learn through sensory play, using hand-eye coordination – they are “slippery little suckers!” They are teeny tiny little beads, about the size of a poppy seed before they are soaked in water after which they grow approximately 150 times their original size.
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Tiger Tribe | Magic Painting World – Safari Adventures
Perfect for toddlers and burgeoning creatives, this portable activity set is packed with play value. Kids can fill the magic brush with water and use it to reveal the hidden pictures of barnyard scenes and farm animals on the illustration boards and count and find the hidden items on the back of the card.
Tiger Tribe Chunky Chalk
Designed for little hands, this jumbo sized chalk is perfect for a classic game of hopscotch, creating an outdoor mural or decorating the driveway. Added bonus: it washes off outdoor surfaces easily! Encourage creative, open-ended outdoor play while improving fine motor skills in your little ones.
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Love these ideas instead of filling the stockings up with junk that’ll break or crappy food that we eat anyway at xmas lunch hehee. Deff keen to get my boys potato guns that’s so cool and funny and the night soccer ball deff another one am keen to get too
Wow that night soccer ball would be great for summer nights. Definitely thinking I man have to invest in one of these for our camping holiday fun. Definitely not putty. Putty is a no go in this household. My son got dark blue putty all over the house over the weekend. The scented gel pens sounds like a great treat for miss 8 year old as she was just saying her ones are running out. And the angry birds puzzles look like a nice cheap idea for some brain crunching entertainment on a rainy day while camping over Christmas. Thanks for the great ideas guys