Dtwins will turn 3 at Christmas and they currently have some popping candy and a wind up toy for their stockings, will probably add a Julia Donaldson sticker book, glow in the dark stars and a bottle of bubbles. Stockings are small and for them to hopefully give us ten minutes breathing space for a cuppa when they inevitably wake up at 4.30am over excited :)
Girl twin has her first Sylvanian set, a large house, family, car, treehouse thingy (all for £40, thank you FB for sale), a pink kidizoom camera and will be getting a play doctor set and some sparkly shoes.
Boy twin has a blue kidizoom camera, a couple of packs of hotwheels cars, a large talking gruffalo, a load of Disney Cars die casts (bundle from eBay) and still to get him a superhero mask and cape.
Learned early on that they need half the amount we get them, after you factor in the presents from family as well, so whilst the list seems small, it's actually plenty or they get overwhelmed and things get overlooked in a huge pile of stuff.
Past stocking hits have been moonballs, which were stocking gifts last year and still played with, probably even more now than when they first got them and the little traditional toy gliders which break after about twenty minutes, but they (and elder DS who's had one nearly every year whilst in primary) really like them.