Christmas stocking fillers on a budget

As a child and as an adult, I have always loved Christmas stockings. Many parents use them to keep the kids busy until Christmas breakfast is over. Then the great gifts are unwrapped. This allows relative time to get to see the children open their presents! Goal, surprise! Adults love them too and sometimes we don’t give adults the pleasure of a Christmas stocking. Here are some ideas for Christmas stocking stuffers on a budget.

Stocking stuffers on a budget for kids

Think about your child’s interests and hobbies, and take his age into account. Snacks (popcorn balls, brownies), candy, party favors, love notes, promise notes (a trip to the park, an ice cream cone), markers, pencils, coloring books, small games, cards balls, marbles, gum, magazines, jump rope, cats, cars, balls, stamps and ink pads, watercolors, and small toys are great stocking stuffers.

Also consider the items they need and have to buy anyway to fill the stockings, such as: fun vitamins, barrettes, nail clippers, toothbrush and a small tube of toothpaste, comb, hairbrush, cosmetic samples or toiletries, pens, pencils, erasers, sharpener, small pad of paper, cute socks, gloves, or a cap.

Items from a thrift store or garage sale are great for small budgets, including: small items (most can be washed in a washing machine), books, or toys.

Stocking stuffers on an adult budget

Toiletries are welcome by adults, for example: disposable razors or razors, deodorant or perfume samples, body powder, nail clippers, toothbrush, dental floss, mouthwash, breath fresheners, makeup, comb, glasses cleaners, small hairspray, hair gel, nail file, nail polish, vitamins or pretty soaps.

Helpful stocking stuffers are also appreciated such as: batteries, a key ring, shoelaces, a tape measure, pens, a small pad of paper, car air freshener, Post-Its, seeds for planting, a hose nozzle , needles, thread. , paintbrushes, a chamois, homemade crafts (a hanging towel), a mouse pad, scissors, a pancake turner, corn cob holders, a whisk, an egg cutter, a timer, or a toll changer.

Fun stocking stuffers. on a budget include: nuts, snacks, candy, sticks, coffee, a love note, a gift note (wash the car for someone), a magazine, a gossip magazine, mints, gum, a note carrying to a container of fire starters (cones or twigs), a homemade tree ornament, small gift certificates, a CD or an audio tape.

Top the tights with a large or giant candy cane, Hershey’s kiss and a shiny, curly ribbon. Your cheap hers stockings will bring joy and delight to your loved ones on Christmas day!