Boy's stocking filler ideas

[gregssausageroll]

Would you mind listing what you have here - help needed!

Lego mini figures
Deadly 60 cards/Match attax/top trumps
Some (character) socks
Small teddy
Sweets/chocs
Pencils/crayons

DS is nearly 12 yo and I do a stocking for him and DD (9yo)
His is:
annuals- Pokemon and Transformers
Hawkins Bazaar- hologram bookmark
magnetic 'jumping bean things'
mini tapemeasure
The Range- keyring torch lights
some transformer things than are in a plastic 'egg'

I know there are other things, but DS is sitting nearby so I can't ask DH

Little Jigsaw (100 pieces) of a TRex-The Range

One of those facecloths that expands in the bath, net of marbles, mini kaleidoscope, plastic dinosaur figure, character bubble bath, mini lego set.

Try Hawkins Bazaar website for lots of ideas.

Haven't bought them yet but:

a book/annual
small lego kit
fart putty
Tub of Jelly Beans
A cheap DVD
Nano bug/Hex bug thing
Football socks
craft stuff

Lindt Chocolate mini chocolate bears (£2 for 5 IIRC)

Will get him some Soap and Glory mens stuff

(PJs etc to go in Christmas Eve hamper )

what age gregs?? and how much do you want to spend in total?

Brill ideas - thank you. He will be 3.6 and not a vast amount.

Great thread - we need a girls one too.

Ds will also be 3.6 years at christmas.
I have got him
a lindt chocolate santa
A mouse soft toy
A pack of chocolate that spells his name out
An Enid Blyton book with various stories for me to read to him.
Then I will put an apple in it.
It has filled up the average sized stocking that I got him.

Top trumps
Torch

Bubble bath

It's only October - not yet Halloween - please tell me people are not filling stockings already - have you gone mad!!!!! [hgrin][hgrin] [hconfused]

satsuma
apple
chocolate coins
lindt dor father christmas
tree decoration
play doh
crayons
toothbrush/paste
slipper socks
lego min figures
match box toy cars
bubble bath
face paints
wooden toy instrument- last year was maracas, this year will be tiny cymbles
bouncey ball
slinkey

This is now my standard list and is what he got last year pretty much. If there is room, we might put in some new pants. He will be 3 just after Christmas.

I LOVE CHRISTMAS!

Single hot wheels cars
Torch
Bubble bath
Lego/playmobil figures
Small book
Some little animals
A small pack of crayons and colouring book! (keep him busy incase he gets up to early!)
A small choc
Socks and pants
Orange

Oooo forgot the choc coins!!

oh and a small set of 4 books
some number flash cards
some alphabet flash cards

Hawkins Bazaar- trembling spider
Little box of snaps- you throw them at a wall and they explode (not for little DS though)

Hobbycraft
papier mache model to paint- dinosaur for DS, teddy bear for DD
animal kits with pompom things in it and felt to assemble and glue

How do you get an annual in a stocking?! But we always have one under the tree.

scotgirl it's the stockings that are the most difficult IMO. I want to get nice little gifts, not a pile of plastic crap, and not spend alot of money.
Can't get everything from one shop or one trip. And the kind of shops I go to are not the ones I want to be queuing in with a load of Christmas bags.
Buy them when I see them.

How many days left?

OKAY - I'm going back to burying my head in the sand now![hgrin]

Brilliant ideas here.

Toys r us have single playmobil figures for £2 so a couple of those.

talkingnonsense I don't have stockings, I have gift bags (QVC Lindy Bowman) that have little sparkling lights in them.
Plenty of room for annuals and the like

most of the things I was going to say have been mentioned, but also comic; stickers; skipping rope; character cake/biscuit kit; Christmas decoration for the tree ... and look round the pound shops every time you pass them, rich source of stocking fillers and not necessarily tat.

Disposable camera.

The photos will be terrible but funny and great to keep.