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Stocking fillers for toddlers?

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ButtonMoon88 · 06/11/2015 15:02

Any lovely ideas? For children aged 1-4yrs? I have already brought them a book each, so just wanted something to accompany it, not chocolate though unfortunately Sad thank you!

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fluffysox15 · 10/11/2015 12:08

Pound land, home bargains and wilkos do the best range of stocking fillers.

Mine have all the usual chocolate coins, various Christmas chocolates. Then tube of smarties. I pick up most of it from home bargains. This year I got big hero magic flannels for 29p, Moshi monster bath bomb s with a suprise in foil packs for 29p. Crayons, crayons stuff. All from home bargains. I only spend about £10 per stocking but they are jam packed with little sweets and trinkets so it's well worth shopping about

MrsMolesworth · 10/11/2015 12:10

Tiger is fantastic for toddler stocking fillers: cuddly toys, glove puppets, easy magic tricks, wooden puzzles, hobby horses, loads of art materials and crafty bits like giant pipe cleaners, all for £5 or under.

HoggleHoggle · 10/11/2015 12:30

Wooden train, if no-one has mentioned it already?

Playdoh
Wooden dominoes

ButtonMoon88 · 11/11/2015 11:06

Thank you for the suggestion of shopping at Baker Ross!!!!!
The goodies I ordered have arrived today and they are lovely- I'm enjoying going through their little catalog now Xmas GrinXmas GrinXmas Grin

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HippyChickMama · 11/11/2015 11:11

DD(2) is getting
Socks
Hair slides
Ben and Holly DVD (£3 in home bargains)
Happyland blind bags
Mr Tumble mini library
Chunky pencil crayon
Small drawing pad
Bubbles
Bath Squirter

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