stocking for a 10 year old boy

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really struggling with ds stocking all he's really into is his xbox, last year I added a yoyo and juggling balls hot wheels cars but their still in a little untouched.

so far ive got lynxs and socks
and will get chocolate.

any ideas appreciated

It's June..seriously please don't tell me you are already planning - {whispers} Christmas-- already.

Faints

Yeah, only June but some people like to get ahead... Their choice..

Op, boys are so hard, girls much easier . At that age, ds would have still enjoyed a comic. Nearer Christmas shops like homestore, pound stretcher etc might have little puzzles - metal or wood mazey type things. if he has a computer, rewrite able disks or disk holders. Cheap books or DVDs. Novelty boxers. Take a look at Hawkins bazaar, I think they're quite expensive but have a dd who is easy to buy cheap stocking fillers for so it balances out

How about a cheap mine craft t shirt from eBay? I got my ds one last year and he LIVES in it.

If not mine craft then how about a plastic dog turd? I know I know. Hours of fun with it. Plus, we go weeks forgetting about it and then it pops up somewhere! The poor dog

dog turd is very ds thank you.
like the idea of comic as well

yes its june but I like to be done by October for the kid.

novelty boxers are a good idea as well.

I love all the little wooden games but he doesnt seem intersted and for the past two years have been untouched.

girls are so easy dds is nearly done

I went onto dotcomgiftshop and got my son a load of very very cheap practical jokes.

My son loves all sorts of stationery things, pens, paper, staplers, etc., any good?

Also, consider Rubik's cubes...all varieties, like the 2x2 is quite fun.

Ds1 will be 10 this year. Stuff he usually likes in his stocking are:

• chocolate coins
• pencils and notepads (he's always writing something or other!)
• one of them novelty magic flannel things that are tiny then go huge in the bath
• a dvd (just about squeezes in there) he'd love joke things too so might have to steal that idea for this year!