What is going in your 4yr old or 15m olds stocking this year?

[Tory79]

I need some inspiration!

For ds1 so far I have got a minion glow stick, minion top trumps, inflatable minion and some frozen chocolate coins.

For ds2 my mind is blank. Ds1 was a similar age at Christmas and mostly I remember thinking what a pain it was because you have to buy big things that they can't just shove in their mouths! And no sweets! Can't remember what I actually got him at all

Thank you!

For my 4 year old I've gotten a single serve tub of lucky charms(I would never allow them, that's definitely from Santa!), some Road Tape, a pack of dinky cars, cinema tickets (we go over Christmas any way!)

For the 15month old, how about a new sippy cup, a character plate (Thomas, fireman Sam etc) a cuddly toy, character socks, and tbh I would buy a double of one of the older childs things that is suitable. They like to have the same ime!

DD will be 13.5 months and she so far has:

A tube of buttons mummy will help eat 90% of them
A bag of coins mummy will also help with these
Socks
Olaf vest
bouncy ball
board book
teddy
squirty bath toys
nursery rhyme sweets

Sweets are mainly only there to stop her pinching her sisters!

DSD who is 7 has:

Mini nerf gun
Tube of smarties
Chocolate coins
Socks
Frozen top trumps
Themed pen
themed colours
themed gel pens
yo yo

My 4 year old will be getting:
Choc coins
Choc reindeer
Some ebayed Sylvanians family figures
Robo fish (got from aliexpress)
Tiny mermaid soft toy
My little Pony sticker book
A kazoo
A satsuma

At around 15 months I remember putting it in things like bath toy animals, bath crayons, happyland figures, hand bells and shakers, bubbles, felt tips.

Last year I tried more practical gifts, like character apron, swimming bag, crocodile gloves, which would work for both ages.

Lush bath robots
Star Wars cards
Ninja turtle mini figures
Little lego set (like the £7 ones)
Playmobil figures
Ninja turtle comic
Chocolate
Socks
Boxers

Do you wrap stocking gifts?

For my 4 year old boy I have got
Choc coins and choc penguin
Mini stamper pens and stickers
Hot wheels bike
Knights cloak (rolled up and sticking out the top as quite big)
Tiny lego set
A treasure chest with play money inside
Satsuma

My ds2 was 13 months old last christmas. Can't remember exactly what I got but it did include a set of 3 trains for a wooden train set, which he loved and a wind up bath toy.

I always wrap stocking gifts which are toys, just not edible stuff. More fun that way

For my 4 year old boy something like:

Chocolate reindeer
A satsuma
Walnuts
Some nice colouring pens
Small colouring book
Mr men book x2
Some new mittens
Schleich toy figure

At 15 months mine both had stocking with:
Satsuma
Winter hat
Toy mini wooden helicopter and plane
Mini hardback story book

Usually go with something to wear/ eat/ read and play

I wrap stocking gifts in special fc wrapping paper.

My dd who will be just 5 is having chocolate coins and some other novelty chocolate/sweets, some Lego figures, socks, novelty toothbrush, bath foam, and anything else little I see. Last year her favourite stocking filler was Disney princess plasters!
I will have a 2 month old this year too who obviously won't understand but my dd is already asking what Father Christmas will bring him/her so will do a little stocking with bath stuff, socks, mitts, hat and cuddly too.

I haven't bought anything yet, but my vague plan for my 4 year old is:
Fluffy slippers
Colouring book and pens
Christmassy book - currently considering Slinky Malinky's Christmas Cracker, or the Lighthouse Keeper's Christmas, but will have a look if there is anything that seems good in the bookshop nearer the time
A Schleich animal - depending on which book I get, I will maybe try and get animals that match the ones in the story, or else animals that live in the snow.
Little jigsaw or mini game
Something useful
Gingerbread and chocolate coins.
Satsuma

For my 4 year old I'm just putting her smaller presents in plus 'useable' bits and something chocolatey. So far I've bought dd some tattoo pens, a 'Rubble' night light (from Paw patrol' and a Skye teddy (also paw patrol). I will also put in a bottle of 'Matey' bubble bath, a cheap character electric tooth brush, some nail varnish, a dvd and a cd. I don't really buy plastic tat which is why some of her smaller 'main' presents go in there. The rest is usable stuff.

For dd (almost 4)
Some dolls' house bits
Some mini versions of the Hairy Mclary books I found.
Pack of Jelly Babies
A pack of mini My Little Ponies
Small Chicken Run figure (she loves Chicken Run)
Probably some little cheap craft kit from a supermarket or Wilkos, to keep her busy that evening.

lovely Where do you find the mini hairy Mclairy books, my dd loves the one she has?

Dd will be 20 months this Xmas, but last year I got her:
Sensory balls
Goodies selection box (couldn't actually find this so it was chocolate in the end)
Xmas bib
Bubble bath

This year I'll get something like:
Xmas top/jumper
Chocolate coins
Xmas book
these toy animals which look great and are huge in the box if you need to bulk it out?!
Bubble bath
Satsuma, of course

Haven't thought about it properly yet though.

For my 4yo ds it'll probably be:
Playmobil fire fighters set (to go with the fire engine as main present)
Kazoo is a great idea!
Chocolate coins
Bubble bath
Xmas book/comic
Octonauts character toy
Battery powered train for wooden set

I'll have to get vaguely similar things for both or there will be tears before 6am...

Unfortunately the mini Hairy Mclary books were second hand on eBay - not sure whether you can still get them new!

My DS is getting:

Magic flannel
Fire fly tooth brush
Minions DVD (pre ordered on Amazon)
Jurassic park stickers
Lego polybag tractor (from Daily Mail promo)
Lego minifigure (I'm buying a plastic toolbox for minifigure storage)
Mini torch
Minions pencil case
Lip balm
Imaginext figures
Terry's choc Orange popping candy
Sugar mouse

In my dd's (2.5yrs) stocking I'm putting,
New dress for xmas day,
Book
"Toddler" frozen figures
Tangerine
Chocolate coins
Sweeties
And possibly some hair grips/clips etc

And then for my ds(18m)
New shirt
Book
Toy cars
Tangerine
Chocolate coins
Sweeties
And maybe a few things for the bath

Oh and a magazine is good. Magazine plus food like satsuma/ nuts and chocolate, plus small toy means you get an extra hour in bed Xmas morning whilst they munch through cargo and look at magazine/ book/ play with new toy on the bed

Oooh am gonna go back and read this thread over for more ides but dd (4y and 6days on Christmas day) will have a Unicorn figurine and a Knight and Damsel figurine (all wilkos), choc coins, fruit, one of those flannels that opens in the bath, some glitter pens (wilko again!) and stickers.

DS will be 1y2m and ive no idea!! Maybe some musical instruments/shaker/castanets. He likes noise.

What about (for both of them)

Bath foam - crazy soap does a green one that they sell in tesco for about £2.50
Bath fizzers that change the colour of the water - tinti ones are fabulous. Alex toys used to do a tub of about 30 for £7 but they're out of stock everywhere this year
Bath crayons
Temporary tattoos

4yo stocking and 2yo stocking stay relatively similar else they fight.

Orange, apple and packets of raisins
Jellybeans or jelly tots

Knickers
Socks
Hairbands
magic flannel
Novelty toothbrush

Playmobil mini set
Christmas decoration
schliech animal
A car
One of those airplanes made from polystyrene
Crayons and mini drawing pad (surprisingly popular, ours lasted six months) or mini etch a sketch
One craft kit

Dc3 will be 14 months. He will have satsuma, thomas socks, dear zoo pram book, hungry caterpillar flannels, Disney cd and flash cards. Also a treat of some kind (cmpi so probably an individually wrapped rusk and dark choc coins - for me-)