The Little Years

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Fun + Educational Stocking Stuffers (ALL under $5)

I’ve noticed Holiday Gift Guides popping up all over the internet this season. So I decided to make my own gift guide, with a unique little twist…

Everything on this list had to meet these qualifications:

a) Under $5

b) Can be purchased online

c) Educational

d) Arrives in time for Christmas

Some of you may think this is very unfestive (that’s not really a word) of me, but I’ve done my Christmas shopping online this year.  I’m guessing some of you busy mamas are doing the same thing, so if you’re a Christmas purist and have to do your shopping in a brick and mortar store, go you!  But for the rest of us Amazon Prime Moms, this list could be helpful!

Disclaimer: The prices below are current as of the posting of this blog, but prices on the internet do fluctuate, so there could be some slight differences in the price. Also, these are affiliate links, which means if you click through my link and make a purchase I get a little kickback.  Don’t worry! It doesn’t cost you any more than you would pay if you went straight to Amazon. This is how I cover my costs of running the blog. 🙂   I also don’t recommend anything to you just for the sake of posting links–I only post products that I truly believe would be helpful and useful to you, or products that we’ve tried and love!

Educational Stocking Stuffers under $5

 

Dover Mini Sticker Books: $1.50-$1.99

Click here: Dover Sticker Books

Foam Letters & Numbers: $4.13

Click here: Munchkin Letters & Numbers

Numbers 0-25 Picture Flashcards: $2.99

Click here: Numbers Flashcards

Community Helpers Flash Cards: $4.58

Click here: Community Helpers 

 

 

Tracing Trails Activity Book: $3.99

Click here: Tracing Trails

Note: You’d have to bend this to slide into a stocking because it is the size of a regular kids’ workbook.


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United States Cookie Cutter

(scroll down on the page to see some as low as $3.73)

Click here: States Cookie Cutter

I Spy Little Board Books

(these list price at $6.99, but are currently on sale for $3.89 and up)

I noticed some of our favorites are on sale for under $5, including Animals and Letters. Kids as young as 2 can enjoy these! It is a very simplified version of the bigger “I Spy” books.

Click here: I Spy Board Books

Lego Creativity Sets: $3.99-$4.99

Click here: Creativity Sets

This is the only stocking stuffer on my list that is not toddler friendly, but I thought I would include it for those who have 4 year olds and older.

Happy Christmas Shopping! 

Here’s the extra frosting on the cake!

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Comments

  1. Great gift ideas! We always put some candy in our stockings but also some stickers, coloring pages and some small books in the kids stockings. (By the way, I did #1, 2 and 3 😊) Thanks for all of the great ideas!

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  3. I have to rethink stocking stuffers for my husband this year. Last year I put chocolate in his stocking and it melted because of the fire! Haha! Love the Lego pieces for my boys’ stockings!

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  4. Thanks for the ideas! We don’t have much of a stocking stuffer tradition. (Though I usually find some office supplies in my stocking and I always love those.) My favorite Christmas tradition is eating fresh baked cinnamon rolls for breakfast and no I don’t make my own I just pull them out of the freezer and cook according to the directions. 🙂

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  5. My kids are both getting a new ornament in their stockings this year… something that I want to start as a tradition each year! 🙂 (and I shared on Pinterest and FB) 😉

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    • Art supplies is a fun idea! The dollar is a great idea too. My kids love finding random coins to stash in their piggy banks, so I’m sure a dollar would thrill them. 😉

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  7. So my mom always gave us life saver books in our stockings and we loooved them. I’ll continue that with my kiddos.

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    • Yes! We got life saver books as kids too. Maybe it’s an Eddy thing? Was always my favorite thing in my stocking!!

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  9. I always like stockings filled with little gifts and candies. We usually have nail polish or perfume or lotions and lots of candy

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  11. Too cool! One tradition we have is opening our gifts on the 24th, and saving our stockings for Christmas morning. Double the fun!

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  12. Love these ideas! Still get a stocking from my mom and it’s so fun! We always got a little candy and a new toothbrush every year plus fun stuff, a piece of jewelry, or new gloves, mints, a fancy/fun pair of socks…
    I did 1,2,3on the list 😉

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  14. Thanks for the awesome ideas! I have a 19 month old and will definitely keep these in mind for next year and possibly his birthday:) This year, I decided to buy my 4 year old niece some workbooks like you posted. We found some at Ollie’s discount store for $.85 each. She was thrilled! Entered using #’s 1-3:)

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  15. Stockings were always our favorite part of Christmas morning because we could open them before Mom and dad got up! My mom would fill it full of candy, sometimes a little present like jewelry, socks or slippers, hair ties, etc.

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  17. We do the old fashioned tradition of a piece of fruit in the toe of the stocking! The kids love it! We also put practical things like socks, a new tooth brush etc in there too, along with candy and a small toy or two! I did numbers 1-4!

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    • We always got fruit in the toe too! It’s so old-fashioned, and that’s what I love about it. Still gives me warm fuzzies! 😉

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