What were the best stocking fillers in your house this year?

[lucysmam]

Here, it was the 12p pocket packs of tissues from Home Bargains and their own nail polishes (Frozen ones from Poundland).

They had socks/knicks/choc/sports bottle and a mini lego set as well.

[Fridayschild]

the enormous tubes of Jaffa cakes. £1 each from Tesco.

[TheFutureMrsB]

A jar of Nutella!

[LineRunner]

£3 earphones from Asda.

For teenagers.

[Petallic]

Colour changing pens
Chocolate
Stickers

[Edenviolet]

Ds2 (2) loved his apple, satsuma and chocolate coins although got a little confused. He put the wrapped gifts aside, took a huge bite out of the apple, then the satsuma (complete with skin!), pulled a face then bit into a chocolate coin (with the wrapper on!).
He was much happier once the satsuma was peeled and coins unwrapped and sat there and ate them then opened the actual presents!

[Lilicat1013]

A dustbin lorry I got for my youngest, he was so excited he said car! That is a big moment, he has severe speech and language delay and doesn't generally talk.

My older son loved his Toot Toot Monkey but was generally delighted with everything in his stocking.

[MrsCakesPrecognition]

Flicky paper lasers, cost 55p each. I loved them as a child and am very happy my DCs also think they are fab.
The head torch for 99p has also kept DS happy for hours.

[mrscumberbatch]

Magic tree (stick in water and grows crystals.) £2
The robot shark/ fish things that swim £3

Gutted that I forked out for everything else

[SpottyTeacakes]

Finger lights!

[lucysmam]

MrsCakes, what are flicky paper lasers?

We had finger lights last year, most are still going strong! Dd1 uses them as torches for reading in bed after dd2 has gone to sleep

[SpottyTeacakes]

They'll come in very handy when the power goes out (inevitable).

[MrsCakesPrecognition]

lucysmam, they are a streamer of paper wound onto a stick. Hold the stick, flick your wrist and the streamer shoots out for a metre or two.
Demo on this youtube clip.
m.youtube.com/watch?v=M_kUDqF3vTg

[legoqueen]

The ever-popular finger lights, a Sound Machine, & Haribos minions...

[Katieweasel]

Selfie Sticks!

[Wickeswench]

Pez sweet dispensers from Poundland
Frozen tissues
Pin board toy
Elsa gloves

[lucysmam]

Thanks for the link MrsCakes, I think dd2 might cause someone an injury with them atm but will have a look see if they are on amazon to add to a wishlist so I don't forget about them.

[ZeViteVitchofCwismas]

Digi birds, one each - 2 for 15 quid in tesco.....they sing together and were quirky, cute and funny...we have not had anything like this before.

[wigglesrock]

Stick on Frozen earrings (Poundland)
Ear muffs (Primark)
Mini toddler Princess dolls (bought in Sainsburys half price toy sale)

[ZeViteVitchofCwismas]

Did your DD's love their her dress?
Mine clutched hers to her and said " Oh mummy this is a moment I will remember for ever" I had to point out huge bag to her she had not even noticed it!

[clary]

Packet of Pringles in noxious Paprika flavour for 11yo DS2 (he likes them, obv) - all to himself! He was delighted :)

DD (13 ) adores a pair of handmade Frozen hair bobbles I picked up at a local craft fair. She also loved the unicorn rubber from Paperchase 9think that was a MN recommendation)

[sweetkitty]

DS who's 4 loves his very own torch

DD3 Applejack

DD2 a bearded dragon keyring that was hard to find

DD1 sparkly nail polish

[ClaimedByMe]

ds - match attax card cos he needed more of them NOT
d - tube of pringles

[3bunnies]

LED microscope here, mugs were popular too and a toothless soft toy. Blu tack and a record a message magnet.

[Quangle]

personalised nutella jars!

[Xmas2014Santa2014]

pringles! fab idea

my ds loved his mini coco pops