Stocking Fillers for a 4 year old boy

polkadot90

Has anyone any ideas? Does anyone have any nice ideas of what to put in a stocking?


N.B - He has LOADS of toy cars

southernsun

In our sons we have bought little bits as we have seen them. So far we have:

Chocolate Santa
Chocolate Coins
Crazy Foam for the bath
Cars 2 sponge car you make in bath
Little Ben Figures (reduced to £1 in Entertainer)
Little Dinosaur figures (reduced to £1 in Tesco)
Grufalo Gardening Gloves and Dinosaur Watering can (we have just redesigned our garden and given him his own flower bed/vegetable patch to grow whatever he wants in).
Toy Story Cutlery Set
Ben10 DVD
Lots of little craft bits and some little party bag fillers off of Craftycrocodiles website, there are lots of fun items on there for under £1 which we ordered at the same time as some craft supplies for christmas decorations)

There are a couple of other little bits but I cant remember them at the moment.

Chris25

what about those little wind up frogs or swimming men you put in the bath?

a flannel that grows when placed in water?

Mine, one year, spent ages playing with those little silicone men & bugs that you throw at the wall or window.

hawkin's bazaar http://www.hawkin.com/?gclid=CNDBi9LW9rMCFczHtAodBUwAWg is usually good for little stocking fillers.

savingmonkey

Yo-yo, lego minifigures/small sets, stickers, card game (ELC was doing christmas snap cheap), fun toothbrush (a character one), marbles, small bouncey ball (we call them power balls but not sure everyone does?!), wind up toys, choc coins, sweets, nice tree decoration, torch, gloves, hat, colouring pens/pencil/crayons, pencil sharpener, rubber, christmas cup/mug/beaker or one with his name on, kaliedescope (spelling?).

Check out the pound shops, Wilkinsons does some nice craft/art bits cheap.

keelykat

We've got socks/pants/vests for our 4 year olds stocking, as well as a moshi monsters tooth brush and paste. There's some pens/colouring books, a watch (not an expensive one), of course i'll have to add some chocolates or sweets! most of it sounds boring, but he's mad on things like moshi monsters and cars etc that hes's happy with things that have those on them!

Nuninge

Last year just before CHristmas, Homebase reduced all of their stockingfillers to 50p and we just bought about 10 of those bits to keep DS busy on Christmas eve morning (as my family are German we celebrate on Christmas eve in the evening). They might fo the same again this year?

Chirpy-charlie

Hi my son is 3 and i have so far:

Moshi monsters
Toothbrush
george pig small toy boat
wind up caterpillar
trashies
spiderman torch
chocolate santa
chocolate coins
Spiderman candy spray
character socks cant remeber which ones
magic facecloth
smarties penguin

BAGGY

Mine are 4. I have
Xmas jigsaws (4 for £1 guess where?)
£land hexbugs
torch
slipper socks
finger skateboards
whoopee cushion
kinder egg

quinechinoise

In addition to the obligatory sweets and, yes, more cars, my 3 year old has colouring pencils, playmobil, duplo, inflatable globe and a harmonica.

chanie

My son is 2.5, so slightly younger, but he has:

New PJ's
a wind up torch
an umbrella
a cup
books
a flask
puzzles
flash cards
toothbrush
bath crayons

savingmonkey

Nuninge wrote: »

Last year just before CHristmas, Homebase reduced all of their stockingfillers to 50p and we just bought about 10 of those bits to keep DS busy on Christmas eve morning (as my family are German we celebrate on Christmas eve in the evening). They might fo the same again this year?

These were great, I had the stockings sorted but got some for party bag fillers, there were lots of lovely wooden toys and some were 2 in a pack for 50p.

Or what about wooden letters spelling out your child's name like the ones on this website, they could put them on their door or in their room, other ideas on here too

http://alphabettoys.co.uk/