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Stocking Filler Suggestion Alert

31 replies

LemonDifficult · 25/08/2011 20:52

Does anyone want stocking filler suggestion? Cos I have one:

Disney/Pixar Cars Lightening McQueen Frisbee: 25p in Tesco

Just thought I'd pass that on. Feel free to post any good uns below. I know it's early but I like to spread the cost of Christmas so I can concentrate on ordering the wine with what's left over.

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OhCobblers · 25/08/2011 20:59

Play Dough Mini Factory also in Tesco reduced to 24p !!!

Lemon i've nearly finished my stocking shopping for the kids - just adults to do now!!

LemonDifficult · 25/08/2011 21:16

Stockings are very important in the Difficult household, so I'm quite late starting in August this year. Even when I think they're finished, I can't resist that last thing of chocolate snowmen...

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olibeansmummy · 26/08/2011 16:35

Ooh ds would like both of those!

Guitargirl · 27/08/2011 17:23

Have mentioned this on another thread so don't want people to think that I am taking commission/working for them (cos am not!) but for those with DDs of the age where they are still into fairies, I can recommend Mystical Fairies in Hampstead. I basically did all of DD's stocking and dressing up stuff from there last year. Had a job smuggling in the pink coloured bags into the house afterwards. But I love that shop and there are so many nice places to go for a therapeutic hot chocolate afterwards...

LordOfTheFlies · 27/08/2011 19:41

I think there's a Mystical Fairies at Bluewater too.
I bought my DD a teddy bear mobile when she had her room re-decorated.It was definately in a pink bag.

And loads of places at BW for that all important hot chocolate Grin

Thefoxsbrush · 27/08/2011 19:55

There are loads of good stocking fillers at poundworld. Today I got a toy story beginner's yoyo, a barbie-type doll, some stacking bricks, a mini magnetic drawing thing, juggling balls and lots of stickers!

LemonDifficult · 05/09/2011 18:29

Homebase. Not sure if anyone is filling stocking for little boys but I got two tape-measure keyrings for £1 in Homebase today. They were in a big stack of £1 items by the tills.

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OhCobblers · 05/09/2011 22:07

My local Asda had a clearance basket near toys/stationery and i picked up a pack of 2 Lightning McQueen/Cars2 pens for 75p, Disney Princess Gel pens for £1, Peppa Pig pens (pack of 2) 50p as the packaging was falling away (don't need it for stockings anyway Smile)

By the way any ideas of the men in your lives (yes, DH gets a stocking too!!) apart from new boxers, socks i'm a bit stuck - i need a groovy gadget pls?! TIA

OhCobblers · 05/09/2011 22:07

for the men in your lives

OhCobblers · 05/09/2011 22:08

ooh also in Asda's Baby Event they have fab character toothbrushes for £1 (great for the little ones)

LemonDifficult · 05/09/2011 22:24

DH stocking filler things were also in the £1 Homebase thing but I was there with him so couldn't look properly.

I'll look for the toothbrushes. Perfect.

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LordOfTheFlies · 06/09/2011 12:33

I picked up 2 little aluminium torch key-rings at The Range today. They were £2.99 for the two. Handy for DS Christmas Stocking.

DD was all Hmm and "It's September, mother"

HappyMummyOfOne · 06/09/2011 15:21

The Jelly Bean Factory Cup 200 g (Pack of 3) - these are currently on Amazon for £2.64.

LordOfTheFlies · 06/09/2011 21:37

I always buy the Lindt chocolate sweets- a line of santas or reindeer or snowmen (Sainsbo have an aisle of Christmas sweets in now, and they are on special offer)

DC don't seem to mind that the only get one chocolate shape, I trough the rest.
(They do get a selection box BTW Grin )

LemonDifficult · 06/09/2011 21:46

I LOVE those Lindt shapes, omm nom nom nom. On offer, you say...?

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ChunkyMonkeyMother · 06/09/2011 22:01

Mmmmmmmmm there is a lindt shop at the local outlet village - it just smells AMAZING and since my Dad works on the village we wait for Christmas eve and all the staff from all the shops get freebies! Because they cant sell christmas choccies afterwards - I fricken love it! I think this is a very good rule ha ha

I cannot wait for Christmas this year! Stocking fillers for 2.3 y/o DS and 32 going on 3 DH?

mogs0 · 12/09/2011 09:29

My ds is 9 so a bit big for some of the suggestions on this thread - although he'd love a tape measure keyring!

I have a couple of things for his stocking - battery powered pencil sharpener from lidl £2, lego ninjago half price at tesco last week.

I went to the lego shop yesterday and you can build your own lego men £1.25 each or 3 for £3.50. They also have pots to fill with lego bricks, wheels etc £6 for a small pot and £11 for a large one. I will be going back without ds before christmas!!

angelpantser · 12/09/2011 10:13

I bought my DS (4) one of these for his stocking. He loves torches and it's wind up - the only down side is that it has an integral battery that can't be replaced when it goes.

TheJiminyConjecture · 12/09/2011 12:24

Boots are having a final toy clearance atm before the new christmas ranges are stocked. These are a few examples

Zingzillas magic facecloths 51p,
Small soft character toys (Ben and Holly, Zingzillas, Waybuloo etc) £1.79
Character toothbrushes
Waybullo/Zingzillas bubble bath £1.54/79p (waybuloo bigger)
Character sets 1.79
Zingzillas microphone £3.33
Barbies for a couple of pounds if I remember rightly

Zingzillas stuff is also going through as 3 for 2 Grin

Obviously where it's on clearance stock levels are going to be varied in different stores, but if you're in Boots it may be worth a look.

YouWinOrYouDie · 12/09/2011 13:09

Cheers, angelpantser, just got a torch for DS (also four) - he'll love it Smile

this is £8 so more of a small present than a stocking-filler but it looks fun.

YouWinOrYouDie · 12/09/2011 13:13

OMG, just looking at the other suggestions for men there Viva and almost lost my lunch at the toilet mug

I might get that kit for DH though. He is very particular and I do like the addition of "evening wear" Grin

LemonDifficult · 17/09/2011 21:46

Just bought glow sticks in Tescos. £3 packets of four reduced to 75p. Pink, Green, Orange and Blue.

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LemonDifficult · 22/09/2011 19:15

H&M have brilliant children's cartoon plasters for £2.50 - fab.

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myron · 22/09/2011 23:18

Hello Kitty & Ben 10 plasters from Poundland.
Glow stick wands - heart/butterfly/sword - £1 each from Primark - also good for Halloween or Bonfire Night.
Wait for the Xmas choc goodies to arrive in Aldi/Lidi - both have fab novelty shape chocs e.g racing cars, ladybirds, penguins, etc - good for the DIY advent calendar.