Sensible stocking fillers 6 year old girl

[Partypoooooper]

Looking for stocking fillers for DD really want things that will be helpful with the current economic climate, either keeping warm or just to keep busy when we're at home more in the winter than usual. She loves dolls and crafts particularly.

So far on my list

Blanket hoody
Underwear
Hot water bottle teddy thing
Lunch bottle for school

Any useful ideas greatly appreciated.

Fluffy socks
Hot chocolate tub, mini marshmallows
Mug cake recipes ( no need to put oven on, plenty for two to eat in one mug cake)

Some fabric from cut up clothes or new from ebay etc plus sewing kit to make dolls clothes by hand.

I used to put in plasters. They always needed plasters.

Mine always get toothpaste and toothbrushes

Bath stuff, hot chocolate stuff, stationery

• bath bombs
• blank canvas squares to paint/draw/design and put in her room
• Fashion design kit- Make It Real – Fashion Design Sketchbook: Blooming Creativity. Inspirational Fashion Design Coloring Book for Girls. Includes Sketchbook, Stencils, Puffy Stickers, Foil Stickers, and Design Guide amzn.eu/d/aQ1MkWo
• Books

A torch
Googly eyes
Card game like snap or happy families or maybe even Uno.
Magazine
Fabulous hair baubles
Nappies for her dolls
Yo yo
Re-usable sticker book

Seconding cute toothbrushes and paste, we got toothfairy bags in stockings too one year, led nicely into believing they are in it together!

The Works has loads of small crafting kits, that would be a good place to browse for something relevant to her. Also great value box sets of books.

What on earth have you done there?

Battery powered candles or little lights for her room?
Fluffy socks or slippers
Those little handwarmer things that you click and then boil to reset - they always have them in primark usually disney themed ones

Primark is great for these kinds of things in general

My five year old will be getting:

Socks
Underwear
Toothbrush
Toothpaste
Bubble bath
Shampoo
Hair brush
Hair clips/hair ties (these just magically disappear in the house)
Flannel

She will also get a few toys/craft bits from her Christmas list as she knows Father Christmas fills the stockings

Love pp idea for plasters, will definitely add that toy list

Stocking for my 5.5yr old will be:

Socks (bright/colourful ones to wear at weekends, but NOT novelty socks)
Hairclips/bobbles
A bell and light for the scooter she's getting as main present
A couple of chapter books
A chocolate reindeer or similar
A filled pencil case to use for school homework
Winter hat
A new facecloth or 2
Plus something frivolous - probably a Yoyo or Top Trumps card game

If she likes crafts, how about some fabric and a sewing kit? Or knitting stuff? Crochet?

Colouring by numbers.
Bracelet making kit.
Hair bobbles/clips/decorations.
Swimming goggles/towel.
New backpack/lunch box.
Cookie cutters and choc chips plus recipe to make cookies.
Stickers
Selection pack
Slippers
PJ's
Torch
Handwriting pen

Paint your own piggy bank. Sends the right austerity message in child-friendly terms - we're all going to need to start looking after the pennies...

Child's grow your own vegetable kit. Get her out in the back garden sowing carrots and potatoes for next summer/autumn.

Price tag gun - kids love labelling things and she can practice pricing things up for if the shit really hits the fan and you need to sell off your belongings in a garage sale.

My 7 yr old will be getting some cross stitch sets from hobby craft.

hot hands

totes socks

Bubble bath

Baking bits such as cookie cutters, icing nozzles, pretty cupcake case and decorations
Acrylic paint pens
Art stampers
Mug
Bubble bath
Colour-in pillow case
Books
Audio books
Slipper socks

Some great ideas here, thanks everyone, especially love the baking things.

I wasnt 'crafty' but was 'artsy' and I liked Blow pens when younger or how to draw books if those are any good.

Boardgames
Books
Audiobooks
Children baking book and some equipment + apron
Something for her room? Fairy lights, alarm clock
Proper arts kit with pad, decent pens, paints and brushes

Hi @Partypoooooper Thanks for posting! I just wanted to pop in and share the link to our guide to the best stocking fillers of 2022. It was created using the recommendations of Mumsnet users and researching consumer reviews. Hopefully it will be a useful source of Christmas inspiration. Do let us know what you think.