What've you all got for stockings please?

[user1477282676]

I'd like to know the ages and sexes of your DC and what's going to be in their stockings please?

I need to get more...I foolishly let mine choose bloody enormous new stockings last year! They're massive! My DC are both girls aged 8 and 12

So far I've got them each a box of chocolates...ordinary sized. I've also got a paint by numbers set each, a tube of sweets each...one lollies and one jellybeans, each has two classic paperbacks...Tom Sawyer, Little Women, What Katy Did and Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm, I've got the smaller one a retro set of cowboys and American Indians with teepee and the bigger on a nice diary.

What else? I think the ruddy stockings will only be half full!

[sjane03]

Breakfast cereal is a favourite in my house the mini variety pack. You could get some cans/bottles of soft drinks. We also have pants and socks in ours.

[EatSleepTeachRepeat]

Stockings here always contain a Satsuma (even though I hate them) and a pound coin. Could you get some fluffy socks? Just thinking they're quite big but can be picked up relatively cheaply?
I am going to put my DS rubix cube in his this year - its the number one thing he has asked for and I figured it'll give me a bit of time to wake up whilst he plays with it.
Would they appreciate a little cuddly toy?

[user1477282676]

Socks! Good idea...my DC don't really go for cans of drink...but socks will fill a gap, especially if I get a three pack!

Eatsleep...yes...cuddly toy! Thank you! Nice and space filling!

[BeauticianNotMagician81]

We have boys. The older boys stockings always have pants, dvd, book, selection box, one small toy/game (one has box of jokes and the other true or false cards) and a satsuma.

[belleandsnowwhite]

My 14 year old dd has tube of sweets, make up, headphones, USB stick, face mask, socks, body spray.

My dd 4 year old - mini train, tube of sweets, mash ems, pens, blind bags.hair clips.

2 Year old boy - mini train, toy cars, mini book set, tube of sweets, crayons,

[FairyPenguin]

A rolled-up magazine
Mini cereal
Choc Orange
Satsuma
Choc coins
Novelty toothbrushes
Socks/gloves
Popcorn and a DVD

[PovertyJetset]

DS-8
Match attacks cards
Top trumps
Jigsaw in a tube
Chocolate orange
Chocolate santa
Can of pop
Marmite with his name on it
Socks
Key ring from smiggle
Drum stick pencils
Neon rubbers
Spot the difference game
Nano blocks
Lush stuff
Lynx
Hair wax

Dd5
Duplicate sweets, pop, lush stuff, smiggle stuff, socks
Shopkins
Troll figures
Scented pencils
Bead kit
Nail polish
Hi vis arm strap
New hat
Hair band
Mermaid sparkle top

[PovertyJetset]

Chalk pens
Stckiers
Glitter pens

[SittingDrinkingTea]

Have you got a pound shop near you? My 9 year old DD has shower gel, bubble bath, bath fizzers, nail clipper and buffer set, magic flannel and a hand warmer from there in her stocking.

[glenthebattleostrich]

My 6year old has

Big bottle of bubble bath
American candy
Lucky charms cereal
A magazine
Chocolate Santa
Bits like bobbles and hair clips

[startwig1982]

My 5 yo:
Small Lego bag
Christmas gliders
Train track points
Led lights
Chocolate money
Dinosaur ball popper

My 2 yo:
Chocolate money
Satsuma
Soft toy
Christmas gliders
Play doh

Mainly things to keep them occupied until the afternoon when we do other presents.

[Notso]

16 year old DD has got,
A railcard,
Clinique face wash and moisturiser,
Box of chocolates,
A digibird (DS3 has one that she loves)
Some fineliners,
A bath bomb,
Personalised Nutella
TIGI shampoo and conditioner,
Miniature baileys,
A scratch card

12 year old DS1
Head torch,
A book,
Personalised Nutella,
Starbucks mug,
Flavoured syrup from Costa,
Headphones,
A keyring,
Popcorn,
Mega marshmallows,
Sprout juggling balls

Six year old boy and four year old boys,
Melting storm trooper,
Hot wheels cars,
Playmobil keyring,
Superhero socks with little capes on the back,
Kinder egg Father Christmas,
A book,
Small Lego set,

[Coffeerun]

8 year old boy.

A chocolate gaming controller, a hatching dino egg, a sticky toy slug, set of juggling balls, a video game, a mini torch projector.

All cost under £5 each.

Although you f I'd thought more about it I'd have put more practical things in like pants and socks.

[mayathebee]

DD1 (7) has a bath bomb, new socks and gloves, some small fossils, a puzzle, fabric pens, a cheap mood locket from ebay, a soft toy, chocolate coins and a new toothbrush.

DD2 (4) has the same except she has bubbles instead of fossils and stampers instead of fabric pens.

[LittleReindeerwithcloggson]

We have a sack too - my bulk out items are large selection box, annual, board game and pyjamas!

[SpringerS]

Word of warning if your 8 year old still happily believes in Santa don't let her read What Katy Did. It has a chapter where characters discuss Santa not existing while laying out the children's presents on Christmas eve. It's how I learned Santa was definitely make believe, I was 11 and it was summer so I was happy to have my suspicions confirmed at a time of year that it didn't bother me. At 8 during my Christmas holidays I'd have been gutted.

[user1477282676]

Springer I don't think she COULD read it yet...I will probably read it to her in a year or so...it was just a lovely looking book. She likes books which she considers "grown up" and hoards them on her shelf. She will get round to it I suppose.

[ShowMeTheElf]

5 girls between 12 and 19:
walnuts, chocolate coins, Satsuma. (tradition)
Memory stick
headphones
sweets
springy woodpecker on stick
mini lamp
scarf
book of madlibs
pen
iTunes voucher
a puzzle

[TWOBANANAS]

pjs
socks
sweets

[Sierra259]

We used to get socks, pants, toiletries (so stuff that you'd have to buy in a few weeks anyway!), colouring/puzzle books, satsuma, chocolate coins, some stationary bits like pens/pencils/notepaper, box of tissues for the bedside. Selection boxes are nice and bulky.

I'm going to try to stick to small stockings for my DC for as long as possible I think - they're only 4 and 1 so I'm OK at the moment!

[mrsmortis]

We always have bubble bath/shower gel and a new toothbrush in ours. And a christmas tree decoration. And a lot of the things already mentioned.

[chocolateworshipper]

Youngest is 13:
Can of dry shampoo (both DDs obsessed with the stuff)
Body sprays
Make-up remover wipes
Fluffy socks
Pretty soaps
Shower gel
Flavoured lip balms
Mascara
Chocolate Santa
Chocolate coins
Tube of Smarties

[Leatherboundanddown]

Notso will you be my Mum please?

[Thewolvesarerunningagain]

My two (3 and 6) are getting
Zootropolis play figures
Stocked pencil case
Pump torch
Toothbrush
Lip balm
Snake game
Chocolate coins
Chews
Socks
Flashing ball
Nerds sweet rope
Lego mini figure
Smarties house
Giant cola bottle sweets
Lolly

They are getting exactly the same as I can't face the rows before I've had a cup of coffee. The pencil case especially takes up a lot of stocking

[Haudyerwheesht]

Ds (10)
Scoota beamz light
Cluedo (mini)
MOTD annual
Star Wars annual
Lego space starter set
Lego helicopter
Mini gumball machine
Match annual
Harry P wand
Pokemon key ring
Pokemon cap
Fitness tracker
Notebook
Expandaball
Pokemon 'lego'
Spud. Gun
Pencils
Book about poo
Poo cushion
Pez and dispenser
Socks
Pants
Sweetie pizza
Mikado
Bath hoopla
Toothbrush

Dd (6)
Skipping rope
Badges in a tin
My little pony mini figs
Pencils
Steffi doll
Notebook
Shopkins top trumps
Hermione wand
Playdoh (sparkly)
Expandaball
Kite
Mini gumball machine
Doodle flip book
School uniform for doll
Watch
Baby born clothes
Scoota beamz
Mini teddy
Frozen nail stickers
Door hanger
Nail polish
Make up brush
Character sponge
Socks
Pants
Mikado
Trolls chocolates
Hair bobbles and clips
Toothbrush
Pez and dispenser