non-plastic/consumable (but not sweet) stocking fillers?

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Any stocking filler ideas for a 7 and 2 year old? Trying to avoid throw away plastic items and also don't want too many sweet things.

Bath bombs. My 2 year old loves them.

Bath salts

A bag of oats and a promise for a day out to feed the ducks somewhere.

Joke book
I-Spy book
Cookie cutter
Egg cup
Stationery

Crayons
Crazy foam bath soap
Pipe cleaners
Book
Wooden puzzle
Living Nature mini beanie buddy

Books, colouring book, notebook for drawing in, good crayons/pencils, small gardening tools (trowel, fork or small watering can) maybe with some seeds, crisps, bits for a wooden train set or wooden animal collection, mini kaleidascope (you can find card or wooden ones) wooden yoyo or spinning top, magnifying glass, bug viewer. for older one marbles, magnets, a compass. Mine love a pack of Blu tack.

These are brilliant, thank you! I may need a larger stocking though

B and M have some lovely velvety sacks in

That should be big enough

Mini wooden bowling set
Marbles
Christmas bubble bath/bath bomb
Novelty sponge/flannel
Cosy socks
Wind up toys have been a big hit since ds was small.
Pencil
Harmonica
Make your own kit.

Toothbrush
Those face cloths that expand in water
Bubble bath
Hair bobbles/clips
Christmas socks
Christmas pants
Hat/gloves/scarf
Comic/magazine
Book (especially Christmas stories)
Christmas stickers
Colouring pencils
Satsuma!

Lush bath bomb, bamboo toothbrush

Pepperami

Top trumps, stationary, bath bomb, play doh (pot or home made), magazine or comic book.

Whoopee cushion. Honestly the best present I've ever given my kids.

Stationary, craft stuff, mini toiletries, mini soft toys, cars, Brussels sprouts, mini puzzles, match attax or collectible cards, mini Lego sets

Mine loved party paraphernalia, wrapping paper, cheap birthday cards to hold parties for their dolls and stuffed toys.

Cake mixes, icing pens to decorate biscuits etc

Special magazine that they don't normally get (characters, sports, animals etc).
Small books.
Character underwear that they don't normally get.
Character compressed flannel that expands in water.
Stationary, craft materials.

Small bird feeder

Breakfast cereal you wouldn't normally buy.
Special drinks to have with Christmas dinner.
Fun bath stuff.

If you have a printer there are loads of free colouring pages and puzzles, roll and tie with a ribbon.
Playdough, either bought or homemade
Stickers

Socks, undies, toothbrushes with favourite characters on, we used to buy plain most times so character ones were always a bit of a novelty.

I also used to pick up bits from the charity shop, things like individual toy cars, wooden trains, play food items.

as per pp, a hot wheels car

individual lego character(s) (e.g. a special character from a series they like)

top trumps

wooden fiddle toys (e.g. you can get little wooden blocks held together by elastic that are good for in the car)