This is a great collection of some of the best stocking stuffers for toddlers or preschoolers – lots of cheap, creative ideas! Great for 1-5 years old and has ideas for both boys and girls.
Today in our stocking stuffer series, we’re taking a look at the best stocking stuffer or small gift ideas for toddlers!
Yesterday’s baby stocking stuffer post was all about practicality. For the most part, you’re in survival mode with babies. With toddlers, you get to start having a little more fun. 🙂 There are so many opportunities for educational and fun stocking stuffers – and, the best part? When they’re still really small, you can work in practical items as stocking stuffers or small gifts easily!
Let’s take a look at over 100 practical, fun, creative, and educational stocking stuffers for toddlers.
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Without further ado…here’s this year’s list for 101 Stocking Stuffers for Toddlers!
(Of course, you’re the ultimate judge on what your baby is developmentally ready to use these products.)
Art/Education
4. Magnetic Letters/Numbers (We have these sets – so cute!)
7. Munchkin Traveling Flash Cards
10. Funky Brushes
11. Note Pad
12. Toilet Paper Roll Craft Kit
15. Finger Paint Set
16. Crayon Roll
17. Sidewalk Chalk
18. Helper Game
Food/Feeding
20. Click Lock Flip Straw Sippy Cups
22. Superfood Puffs
23. Oranges/Apples
27. Individual-Sized Cereal Boxes
28. Food Face Plates
29. Snack Cups
32. Silly Straws
33. Fruit Snacks
35. Annie’s Snacks
Toys
37. Stacking Blocks
38. Doll Clothes
40. Take Along Tunes
42. Play Tools (Hammer, Screwdriver, Wrench, etc.)
43. Shape Sorter
44. Oball Shaker
47. Felt Pizza Kit
50. Small Puzzle
52. Bubbles (Dollar Store)
54. Plastic Watch
55. Matchbox Cars
56. Play Bracelets/Necklaces
Practical
57. Fun Bandages
58. Pacifiers
59. Teething Toys (This one was our favorite!)
Books
60. Golden Books
61. Board Books
62. Sassy Look Book
63. Mini Bible
Clothing/Accessories
65. Hair Bows
66. Mittens
67. Baby Leg Warmers
68. Hair Ties (Dollar Store – you can get a pack of 500 that we still love and use!)
69. Toddler Slippers
70. Big Boy/Big Girl Underwear
71. Toddler Tights
72. Hair Clips
Hygiene/Bath Time
74. Wet Brush
76. Spiff Toddler Grooming Kit
78. Toddler Toothbrush/Toothpaste
79. Bath Crayons
80. Fishing Bath Toy
81. Bubble Bath
85. Boon Pipes
Miscellaneous Stocking Stuffers for Toddlers
86. Piggy Paint
87. Stickers
88. Temporary Tattoos
89. Foam Rollers
90. Mini Piggy Bank
91. Baby Sunglasses
94. Headphones (For Car or Tablet Use)
95. DVD
96. Foam Masks
97. Ornament
98. Soother Blanket
99. Batteries for Toys
101. Faucet Extender
Happy shopping and Merry Christmas!!
Check out a few more of my Christmas-themed post and gift guides…click the links below to go to the post…
101 Pandemic-Friendly Stocking Stuffers
101 Unique Stocking Stuffers for Kids & Adults
101 Stocking Stuffers for Kids
101 Stocking Stuffers for Baby’s First Christmas
101 Stocking Stuffer Ideas for Men
101 Stocking Stuffers for Teens
101 Stocking Stuffers for Women
101 Cheap Stocking Stuffers for the Whole Family
20 Favorite Children’s Christmas and Winter Books
Your ideas are right on. My children are grown, and I now have a granddaughter. One of the most played with gifts I ever gave my son and daughter was a kitchen set with a grocery cart and food and a tool bench with moveable parts. They played with these sets for years.
Thanks for sharing! I found a few good ideas for my little guy’s stocking! Some of your items wouldn’t actually fit in a stocking… but thanks for the ideas!
So glad you found a few…you are very welcome!
I love all of these ideas, getting things that aren’t junk for stockings is always something I try to do.
Absolutely! If you can get kids items they love and will actually use, it’s a win/win for everyone.
I am going to take a look at your suggestions for babies, thanks for bringing your suggestions to FF.
Absolutely, I hope they help Liz!
Thanks for the recommendation #alittlebitofeverything@_karendennis
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Glad you stopped by, Karen!