56 Stocking Stuffer Ideas for Kids (That Ours Have Loved)

Kristy Pepping said:  If your elementary-aged child is obsessed with those surprise balls, I highly recommend LOL Dolls. My seven-year-old loves unwrapping these dolls and unlike other surprise balls, she actually plays with the dolls after she opens them. Plus, LOL offers many accessories such as houses and cars for further playing fun.

Kristy Pepping said:  This cute bunny is a family wellness favorite and comes with an ice cube that you place in the freezer. Next time your child has a little boo boo and needs ice, pull the re-freezable ice cube from the freezer and place in the little bunny. It's comforting and also nice to hold onto so as not to freeze their little fingers.

Kelly R. said:  These little magnetic bookmarks hug the page without leaving dents in the paper or falling out - perfect for chapter books, music books, journals, etc. We have tried a few different brands of these as kids stocking stuffers, and have found these to be the most durable.

Lisa R said:  Harmonicas are the perfect size for stocking stuffers and great for all ages, whether kids just want to make noise or actually want to learn to play.

Nancy L. said:  The Chelsea line of dolls are sweet, simple, and much smaller than the standard Barbie. These dolls are 6 inches tall and thicker than a traditional Barbie, making them easier for little ones to play with, and sized just right to use as stocking stuffers for toddlers and younger kids.

Erynn said:  Candy is always a great stocking stuffer for kids, right? But not so much for grownups who are concerned about dental health! That's why Zollipops are so great--my kids think they're having a sweet treat, but what they're really getting is tooth-healthy xylitol and erythritol, ingredients which are dentist-approved to help clean teeth and avoid cavities. Plus, they were created by a "kidpreneur"--how cool is that?

Kelly R. said:  This fidget puzzle smoothly transforms into a variety of different shapes, and kids and adults both love tinkering with the one that we have.

Tim Ponisciak said:  These Melissa & Doug coloring pads are great stocking stuffers for your budding artist! There are a lot of different choices for these travel friendly gifts.

Nancy L. said:  This travel Colorforms set comes with two backgrounds and reusable Colorforms stick-ons. These sets are available in all of kids' favorite characters. These are great stocking stuffers for toddlers.

Kelly R. said:  This box of rainbow mini scratch art cards comes with a wooden stylus, and is fun for little doodles and notes.

Katie G. said:  The World's Smallest toy brand is a collection of tiny retro toys and games that actually work. Think tiny Tinker Toys, mini Uno or pint size Barbie dolls and Care Bears. Kids love collecting these unique toys, showing them off to friends and playing with them, too.

Kelly R. said:  These flexible covers customize the color of a laptop or chromebook keyboard and protect it from dust and spills. Fun and useful school supplies make great stocking stuffers for kids! These are made in all different sizes to fit various computers, so make sure to choose the right one for yours.

Sue Krawitz Tandoc said:  My kids love getting new Hot Wheels and a single pack car/truck/vehicle is the perfect stocking stuffer at only $1 each. Check out their limited editions and other fun designs and models!

Kelly R. said:  We like to do a pair or two of cozy slipper socks for lounging around the house on chilly days. Target always has a festive selection that make great stocking stuffer ideas for kids.

Kristy Pepping said:  No matter how many times we wash our tub toys, they seem to get old and wear out over time. New bath toys are great stocking stuffer ideas for kids. This one is a cloud that rains when soaked in water. Kids can place their finger on the hole to make it stop raining.