Christmas stocking for a 1 year old?

[EmilyRosiEl]

Just wondering if anyone has any stocking filler ideas for a one year old? I'm considering getting a Christmas sack instead as most baby/toddler toys are too big for a stocking!

Following for ideas too

Christmas toddler cutlery
Christmas hat
Finger puppets
Mini nativity/Christmas board book
Christmas socks
Bubbles

Melty puffs. All of the melty puffs.

Last year we got DD some Christmas bath ducks (Santa hats etc), a happyland Christmas set, books, a little cuddly snowman and reindeer, Christmas socks and some little toys - light up balls, bath squirters, toot toot animal.

Chunky crayons, paper, biscuits and treats, little socks/slippers, hat,scarf, gloves etc. That's what I did for my little princess and she loved it all x

Melty puffs. All of the melty puffs.
yep! DS would been pretty chuffed with this too. Dunno what Ella puts in those puffs but if DS has his way he'd main line them morning, noon and night.

They also work as a fantastic bartering tool. 'Will you sit in your buggy if Mama gives you a puff?' 'BA!' 'What a good little darling, here you are'

bath toys, teethers, socks, small books ect.

Bath toys, balls of different sizes and textures including a light up one (mine was obsessed at that age), Christmas socks that made a noise, push along car and the stand out winner, a travel sized magnadoodle.
Ooh, I can start thinking about this year now!

mini instruments, eg. maracas
a "thats not my" book- Christmas themed
socks
a satsuma...thats tradition

I've just done DS's who will be 1:
Chunky crayons
Board book
Small wooden fire engine
Small ball
Simple puzzle
I will probably also put in a snack, and maybe some chocolate buttons.

Other ideas:
t-shirt
hat
socks
drinking cup
cutlery set
rubber duck
small christmas soft toy
stacking cups

DS1 was days away from his first birthday on his first Christmas. I bought a set of wooden instruments (shakers, hand bells, clackers etc) and wrapped them all individually. We still have them now, and he’ll be six this December. He loves hearing about how Father Christmas bought them for him on first Christmas.