Stocking fillers for a 2 year old

[NorfolkNChance]

I need help/inspiration/a bloody clue about DD's stocking this year.

So far I have...

Hair thingies from Accessorise despite DD being lacking in the hair department

And a satsuma (yet to buy naturally)

Any suggestions?

crayons/little note pads to draw on.
Peppa pig little car (got mine last year in wilkinsons for £2)
tape/cd for car
bubble bath (doing packs of 3 for £10 in morrisons) Mr & little misses - bubblebath/sponge packs.
small soft toy (charlie bear?/peppa pig?/night garden)
bath books/toys
bouncy ball

Socks (knickers perhaps if your thinking about potty training nxt yr?)
Crayons
Chocolate coins (thorntons have some cute choc stocking fillers)
Small Christmas teddy (like a reindeer?)

2yrs is still very young, does she have any fave characters?

Last year we got a couple of puppets like this one for DS for his stocking, he loved them! (they fold up small to fit in the stocking)

This is what my kids are getting in their stockings:
Magic facecloth
Cutlery from the pound shop
Paintbrushes
Glitter
Glue
Bouncy ball
Toothbrush
Chocolate coins
Stickers
Water bottle
Spray bottle(mini ones as they love to pretend to clean and the last one broke)
Peppa pig figures for DD and fireman Sam figures for DS
Satsuma

Oh and socks and pants

I have just bought some bath crayons for DS and he is also getting some animal stickers and choc coins, that's as far as I've got. John Lewis have a 'pocket money' range of toys that are small and relatively cheap if you need inspiration. Some might be ok for 2yr old.

Big bubble wand from Hawkins ( and other bits from there too).
Poundland stuff- have found very fab zebra mask and lion mask. And a tube of 20 glowsticks.
Also bought cutlery, flannel that expands when you get it wet from Disney store.
Other tat!

Aldi had some nice Christmas slipper socks and ordinary socks this week. They had some chocolate reindeer too, the ones that look just like the Lindt ones but are only 99p.

You guys are fab! Thank you so much for your suggestions.

Some fab ideas here! My DS has so far:

Handy Manny talking tool
Chocolate car
Chuggingtons slippers and figure
Magic flannel
Matey
Gruffalo socks
In the Night Garden crayons and mini-colouring book
Bath crayons
Cars2 car key toy
Thomas the tank chocolates

Squirty foam soap
Character facecloth
Nice kids cutlery set

agree with all of the above. We'll be at my parents for the big day, so stocking is down to grandma (yaay!) but we do an advent calender with small gifts in for our DDs.
DD1 (just turned 3) will get a teeny bottle of pink nail varnish (to be used strictly under mum's supervision!)
Also small Mr Man/Little Miss books

oh, and other things also... just didn't want to repeat stuff already listed here.... but we're obviously getting them more than 2 things!
I found balloons with their names on. 1 year old DD2 won't notice the thought gone into that one, but will be happy enough with balloons. DD1 will be delighted to read her name on it... til they pop!

Loving all of these. Her favourite characters are Charlie & Lola so an going to try and find some Lola knickers (I think Sainsburys do lots of C&L stuff)

Love the Christmas teddy idea too so will keep an eye out for something like that.

Oh in fact I saw a Nemo magic flannel in the supermarket before that will do.

Chocolate coins OF COURSE! How could I forget them!

surroundedbyblondes Where did you find the balloons with names on?

My 3 yr old had got he following in her stocking:

Zingzillas flannel
Upsy daisy toothbrush
Tinkerbell toothpaste
Dora bubble bath (all from Boots)
Dora the Explorer knickers (Tesco)
Christmas penguin socks
Christmassy mittens (both from Primark)
Christmas pen and notepad
Christmas stickers
Christmas colouring book
Crayons
Mini Dora Christmas crackers
Hair bands / clips (all from pound shop)
Mini Christmas story collection book set (Waterstones)
Mini kids torch (John Lewis)
Small Christmas bear (John Lewis)
Candy cane for decoration + bubbles, chocolate coins and satsuma will be added later!

I got some more stocking fillers this week. Wilko's has little character choccies for £1 - they had Peppa Pig, Hello Kitty etc. They also had some cheap colouring books and craft kits. I got a paint your own wooden trinket box for £2!

In the pound shop I got some stickers, some hair bands, a little hairbrush and a coupkle of little books 2 for £1. Oh and a princess flannel

Playdough
Bubbles
tooth brush
chocolate coins
crayons
craft bits (googly eyes, glue stick, straws)
stickers

DS (who will be 2.9yo then) will be getting:

Plastic ruler
Paint brushes
Tiny wind up toy (robot, but you can get loads)
Some little dinosaurs that you clip onto a zip - from Natural History Museum
Chocolate coins (OF COURSE - how could you forget OP?!!)
Clementine

And maybe something bulky to pad it out, because that doesn't sound like much volume and it's a stupidly big stocking!

DD will be getting:

Stickers by Djeco (little people you can add clothes to)
Playmobile figure
Hair clips/elastics/band
Dumbo DVD
Socks, vests
Felt tips, scissors, paints
Chocolate Santa
Chocolate coins

I'm sure I got her something else as well

DS1 was 2.10 last year and had rather a generous stocking because I got excited.
-a couple of metal Thomas Tank trains
-a couple of books (Apple Tree Farm and Thomas, small for stocking)
-Thomas socks
-a couple of Schleish farm animals
-chocolate Santa lolly
-Little quacking duck torch
-a little cardboard kaleidescope
-a pencil case
-wooden castanets
-tiny tub of Thomas-themed playdough
-THomas annual (can you see a theme developing?)
-Choc money, satsuma

Hope he can't remember the extent of that largesse from last year, because I'm planning to go simpler and cheaper this time!

As well as the stuff others have suggested:

Plate, bowl and cup set
Cutlery set
Gloves, scarf, hat
Novelty Bath sponge and can of squirty soap.

I hear you re: getting carried away last year, Reshape!

I'm like a child, I love Christmas and go completely over the top, especially now I have children of my own.

Unfortunately they're still a bit young to join in my excitement. Well, they get excited with me but don't quite understand why...

Great thread getting lots ideas!