What to Put in Her Stocking?!

One small gift or stickers, crayons. She won't care! In fact, you might not even get to open all of her gifts as she might be interested in the first one and not want to leave it for long enough to open the others.

Im going to put these things in my 2 year olds stocking:

bubble bath
healthy little snacks
slippers
gloves
sippy cups

socks/slippers
Little People
toy cars
spoons/forks, bowls, sippy cups
chocolate milk box (if you have let her hav eit yet)
toy animal figures
toy cell phone
bean bag toys (e.g., elmo)

a new sippy cup with her favorite character
a new bib
new socks
small toy
cute onesie
new winter hat
new gloves
toothbrush
toothpaste

they don't know what stocking stuffers are at that age....
NO candy at this age. It is a choking hazard as well.

A winter or Christmas themed book fits well. You can get smaller sized board books or just buy a paperback and roll up. A toothbrush to get her excited about that. Some blocks or other age appropriate toy would also work. My kids always also got a pair of season themed socks. Also marshmallows.

Play doh
Little board books
Tooth brush (with sounds or lights)
Snacks
Socks
"Chunky" crayons
Stickers
Hair bows/bands (if long enough)
** Don't go too crazy! She will be overwhelmed by the whole experience, but we did one for our son last year too and he had fun digging around to see what was in there**

Love these suggestions. Some of them I am going to use for my kids...10 and 6. (crayons, books, socks, slippers)

My mom, I mean Santa, always gives everyone an orange. Her family did it too. Tradition I guess. I will have to find out the meaning behind it. We all look forward to it though.

a box of crayons and a coloring book, socks, bouncy balls, bows for her hair (if she has enough LOL), a princess necklace and pocket book.... GL My DS is 18 months this month and he's going to be getting his first "real" stocking his year :-) its SO fun ! Makes the holidays so much more then I ever imagined !!! xoxo

My daughter will be 15 months on Christmas eve and these are the items we put in her stocking:

small board book
small stuffed animal
socks
snacks like Gerber Graduates Puffs
a couple of onsies
her second Christmas ornament

I am doing body soap and match box cars. barbies would be great for a girl. little animals like dogs or such. toothbrush. colored training toothpaste body paint batteries.

What about a toothbrush, goldfish crackers, Gerber yougurt melts, Teddy Grahams, or other toddler snack items?

I would get bath crayons and toys for the kids when they were small.

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I would get bath crayons and toys for the kids when they were small. Oh yeah, I would also get them a new toothbrush since they would get so much more candy and cookies this time of year. Same with their Easter baskets.. a new toothbrush was always included..lol

Is there a DVD that she likes? I would put something like that in there also. My daughter is 11 and still gets very little candy. She is getting a CD in her stocking this year with a small amount of candy.

Our Target stores have a $1 section right inside the door...most of my child's stocking stuffers have come from that section at one time or another. I stop by there everytime I'm in the store and just stock up thru out the year. Lipgloss, slinky, little note pads, socks,....lots of fun, cheap stuff.

Hi there,
I have put small picture books in my girls stockings when they were young. I usually picked the ones with lots of pictures. It's fun to watch them look through the book and point at certian things on the pages. I've also put in cool tippy cups or night lights. Hope this helps.

Here's what I am putting in my 21 month old's stocking:
sippy cup
new hair brush/comb set
mini baby doll (found it at Michaels craft store)
a candy cane
barettes & hair bows
socks
a bouncey ball
I hope it all fits (the sippy is sort of big)
Good Luck!

My son was 10 months last Christmas and I put bath squirt toys and some Nuks in his stocking and he was quite happy with that. He still plays with the bath toys. Sippy cups, small toys, and even some safe candy a 15 month old can eat would be a great idea. My DS loves push pops and suckers and as long as your DD is supervised candy wont be an issue.

All the ideas the other moms have listed sounds great to me.

Beanie Baby size stuffed animals; "microphone"--Target and Walmart have the simple echo one in their "trinket" sections for like $3--she's at a good age to just have fun with her voice with that. Small board books--there are many stores that carry them for a dollar or two, many with Christmas themes (Target dollar spot, walmart, etc.)

Socks, hair accessories, mittens, crayons, stickers (big hit here!), some of those small Duplo sets, small board book (I like the Bright & Early series with Dr. Suess etc.), musical instruments like maracas.