Christmas stocking ideas for ages 13, 11, 8, 7, 5, 2 & baba..

moyilla

Lucyxx wrote: »

www.partypieces.co.uk

click on party bag presents and it gives you the option of what price you are looking for. They have also added a little section for xmas aswell.

This is the company run by Prince Williams girlfriends mum, I have used them a couple of times for kids b'day bags, very good prices, and brilliant with delivery times etc. I think you add the date of your party so they guarantee your parcel arrives in time, you could always put the beginning of December just so you've got time to fill all those stockings up!! Another good thing is you order how much you need of something, so it saves you having to buy packs of toys where you usually have not enough or too many!!

ooh.... feeling really broody today, and it's times like this I think I'd love more kids!!!

Thanks :T

Hee hee, my youngest is only 14 weeks but she sooooo does not want to be a baby anymore, nope she's wanting to sit up, watches what you eat, knows all her brothers & sisters faces I solove the baby stage but they grow too quickly :rolleyes:

moyilla

phunkles wrote: »

A chocolate orange
A £1 tube of smarties
Slipper Socks
Slippers
A mug
A glass - On offer in disney shop for charcter ones or Morrisons have a Christmas glass on bogof
A photo frame with a pic of you and your partner and them in
A PEZ dispenser - different head for each child
Jigsaw puzzle
Colouring pencils
Felt tips
Wax crayons
pencil case
Those scratch to discover the pic things - normally 99p in stationary box and places like that - Copperfoil there called
A musical instrument - ie a kazoo
a dvd - off the cereal box offer or retro from asda
character bubble bath
character flannel
one of the Santa shower jellys from lush
Matchbox car
A barbie doll
Makeup
Deodorant - for the eldest boy
Hair bobbles
Stickers
A colouring book or activity book
MYO - candy necklace - bout £4 in Hawkins
MYO - a variety of christmas things from Tescos or Rymans
Paint your own mug - Spotted Winnie the Pooh and Piglet ones tonight in Morrisons £1.64
If your making snow man soups how about filling some cones with sweets bought in Asda Morrisons Woolies Tescos etc and tying them with ribbon to have an alternative to a selection box? plus would fit in a stocking

Wow!!! Thank you so so much for taking the time to list all of these forme, I really do appreciate it xx

phunkles

No worries I hope it was useful
Plus I kinda listed all the stuff that Ive ever recieved as a child or have bought as stocking fillers for various relatives and friends children over the year
Plus its distracting me from my broodiness

moyilla

Yes believe me, very useful.

Me thinks there is a lot of broody ladies today

phunkles

Oh and I just thought once schools break up your going to have your hands full - Have you thought about buying some cheap plain Baubles and some glitter glue and letting them create their own Baubles - could do it each year - snap a pic of them and then theres a small collection of baubles for when they move out

They could even create a bauble each for a relative as a small gift

Mandymull

hi, only have expereince of severely disabled children, both my girls have rett syndrome...one is 16 the other 15...so for your 13 year old daugther i would get, fur fabric squares...bubble wrap, tube of white chocolate buttons, small mirror, bubbles, hand cream, my girls love their hands being massaged.
hope this helps
love
Mandyx

RoxieW

i've bought some little bath toys for my two. hawkins bazaar sell bath crayons, rubber ducks and a variety of other bits and bobs.

Lunar_Eclipse

I have two girls aged 7 and 8. I have splurged in Wilkinson's, Poundland and Hawkins Bazaar for their stockings. I would recommend High School Musical/Hannah Montana/Camp Rock things if your 7 year old is into any of those.

I've managed to pick up Hannah Montana stickers, HSM pencil case and magnets for £1 each. Also HSM socks on sale in Woolies, HSM lip gloss set for £1.99 in Wilko's. Also stationery goes down well with my two. This includes Hawkin's Spy Pens which are 99p for the set of two and some post-it notes.

Poundland Basingstoke also had the My Littlest Petshop Funfax for £1 when I went on Saturday. The RRP is £5.99. Most young girls would love these and they look much more like a £6 gift than a £1 bargain.:)

I've bought my 7 year old an elastic band shooter from Hawkins, which your 11 year old might enjoy. How about 'the Dangerous Book for Boys' or one of the Survival Guides if he's into that kind of thing. A spy ear listening device? My 8 year old is getting the Fingerprint Kit from the Science Museum for her birthday. It's currently reduced on Amazon.

Wilkinson's have bags (nets) of chocolate coins on two for 99p. I suspect places like Superdrug will have too.

HTH your creative juices flow.

yummy-mummy-amy

i got a few bits off ebay. my kids have:

expandable flannels
bubble bath (double pack of kids from £1 shop - split 1 each)
small cars
a roaring dinosaur keyring (10p each the works sale)
pencils and colouring books
a mini racing car with holder
chocolate coins
socks
pants
a sock monkey (see other thread on here)
a cheap dvd each
lego set
mini figures (soldier type thing)
paint by numbers (eldest)
pocket puzzles (pinball/hoop on a peg etc) the 1s that are in sealed compartments

arthur_dent_2

For your older girl, how about a very very sparkly picture frame with a photo of everyone that she loves. All children disabled or otherwise love things that are sparkly and glittery. Otherwise I second (or third) the choccy coins and the satsuma they are 100% obligatory. I also like a nice chocolate Santa.