stocking fillers for 2 year old son

[cheshcat]

Any ideas ladies?

So far 2 year old dd has (generic ideas)
Torch
Lego set (as her sister is getting lego so don't want her to be left out)
Schleich animals
Fimo set (little playdough set would be similar)
UNO card game
Sunglasses
Pants of course- may be good if you are starting/planning potty training?

Rubber duck or other bath toys
A ball
Gellibaff
Character toothbrush/paste
Toy cars
Stickers

. Toys for in the bath
. Sof toys
. Sticker book
. Colouring crayons and notepad
. Plastic musical instrument
. Bubbles
. Little books
. Dvd
. A ball
. Blanket

Some great ideas I'm going to make a list and start buying bits and pieces as/when I see them. Thanks!

so far I've got:

• little box set of mr men books
• bath crayons
• wooden frog harmonica
• little puzzle
• gruffalo pants

All impulse purchases in sainsburys or Wilkinson. There will also be a Matey bubble bath (always featured in our childhood), magic flannel, colouring book, hat (he loves a hat) and some little toys like cars. And Christmas chocolate!
Mine only turned two this week and it was the first time he got the hang of opening presents or understood there were exciting things for him inside, it's made me more excited for Christmas now! He's going to love it

Snap Suz, my DS turned 2 last week too! He also 'got' presents for the first time once he stopped assuming optimistically that anything wrapped up was going to be a cake .

My list is similar but includes one of the wooden Thomas trains that fits on brio track - they are pricey but he prizes the two he has got above all other treasures . Also have some Christmas finger puppets. Otherwise will also do bubble bath, toothbrush, choc Santa. I think he would love a torch if I can find one that does not look as though he might be able to eat the batteries. Pens will also go down well.

My DS is obsessed with mine and DH's watches, any ideas on where to find a watch for a 2 year old? TIA

Curly drinking straws
Those polystyrene plane thingies
Coloured bubble bath
Little wind up figures

Birding I can't link from my phone, but do a google for Kids Animal Dynamo Torch for your DS.My 2 year old has one and they're indestructible! Can't get the batteries out, squeeze to recharge it so it never dies, and takes a serious battering from him.

Cheshcat, what is it your ds likes about watches? If it's not the numbers he's fussed about, we were given one of those little plastic eggs out of the toy machine in the entrance to the supermarket and my boy loves the watch that came inside. No actual clock face just a picture of a Disney plane which projects onto stuff when you turn it on. Would something like that work?

Great idea suz I don't think he would mind if it didn't tell the time properly he just wants to be like mummy and daddy

A magazine.
A bath toy
Satsuma
Chocolate buttons
Something silly and Christmassy like a wind up Santa

The £1 shop is good for stocking fillers.
Our one has loads of arts and crafty bits.
Disgusting sparkly head bands etc for dressing up.
And peppa pig tissues
Which I will be filling my dds stocking with, sure they will have things to appeal to boys too.

Thanks HooHa, that looks great!

1. Wind up soldier
2. Chocolate coins
3. Rocket balloons
4. Mini touchable bubbles
5. Glider
6. Balloon helicopter
7. Parachute man
8. Glow in the dark stars
9. British flag (he's got a think about flags)
10. Mini photo book (snapfish do one for £2.99 - he LOVES photos!)
11. Bag of mini chocolate biscuits
12. Mini treasures mini book
13. Pants (MyNameIsSuz where did you find Gruffalo pants? Alternatively I want to get him some London/British ones, but I can't find any - does anyone have any ideas of where to buy them?)
14. Slippers
15. Novelty flannel (I'm hoping to teach him that presents don't have to be 'fun'!)
16. Satsuma

BeginnersLuck, the gruffalo pants were from sainsburys, they've got loads of gruffalo stuff in! Slippers and jammies and tops and wellies