Stocking Stuffer Ideas For the Baker/Chef
For the ones who love to cook and bake up a storm, help them out in the kitchen with these kitchen-friendly stocking stuffer ideas.
134. Fun spices
135. Cupcake liners
136. FunBites/sandwich shape cutters
137. Cookie cutters
138. Ice cube trays/molds and ice pop molds
139. Candy molds
140. Cookbook/cooking magazine subscription (Here’s one for kids.)
141. Milk mixer
142. Sugar cones, cake mix, sprinkles
143. Small kitchen utensils/gadgets–measuring cups, mini whisk, melon baller, wooden spoons, Nessie ladle, potato masher
144. Apron
145. Chopsticks (My boys love trainer chopsticks.)
146. Straws
147. Mini cake pans
148. Edible ink pens
149. Cake decorating kit
150. Frosting/food flavoring/colors
152. Kitchen timer
153. Chef hat
154. Oven mitt/hot pad
155. Mini cutting board and knife kit (for older kids and to be supervised)
156. Grocery store gift card to shop for ingredients
157. Ravioli maker
158. Wooden rolling pin
159. Recipe ingredients–rice, beans, flour, nuts, olive oil, certain spices (Check a few specific recipes in a book and grab ingredients to try those.)
160. Enroll in a cooking/baking/cake decorating class
Stocking Stuffer Ideas For the Coffee Lover
Coffee. It’s essential, right? If you have an extreme coffee-lover in your life, this coffee-themed stocking stuffer list is definitely the way to go.
161. Coffee (of course)–bagged or k-cups
162. French press
163. Coffee flavor syrupor powder creamer
164. Shortbread cookies or Biscotti cookies to go with the coffee
165. Milk frother
166. Coloring for Coffee Lovers adult coloring book
167. Coffee mug
168. Stir sticks
169. Mug warmer
170. Mug sleeve (This knit one is adorable.)
Stocking Stuffer Ideas For Little Caregivers
I have met so many sweet little kids who always want to play doctor or help when I get hurt, my boys included. Encourage them to keep helping others with these useful stocking stuffers for caregiving.
171. First aid kit
172. Fun bandages
173. Cute ice packs/boo boo bunnie with ice cubes
174. Thermometer
175. Sunscreen
Stocking Stuffer Ideas For Self-Care/Beauty
The essentials are always essential to our Christmas stockings. My boys love receiving these common everyday items in the more exciting versions that we don’t usually bother purchasing.
176. Fun handsoap
177. Loofah/fun rag
178. Body wash, shampoo, and conditioner (Crazy Foam is fun!)
179. Deodorant (for preteens)
180. Chapstick/lipgloss
181. Cool toothbrush and toothpaste
182. Flossers
183. Travel toothbrush cap
184. Mouth wash
186. Travel toiletries
187. Lotion
188. Pore strips
189. Pumice stone
190. Bath sponge
191. Sugar scrub
192. Bath soak/salt/bubble bath
193. Fizzy bath bombs
194. Bath color tablets
195. Spa mask
196. Razor (for older kids–fake one for younger kids)
197. Shave soap/brush
198. Makeup
199. Hair pomade
200. Hair accessories
201. Manicure kit
202. Nail polish/stickers
203. Pocket/hand mirror
204. Brush/comb
205. Sleep mask
206. Back Massager
207. Travel-size hair straightener (for older kids)
208. Bath toys
Stocking Stuffer Ideas For Wearing
Give them things they need to stay warm and clothed and fabulous this holiday season.
209. Slippers
210. Fun socks/tights
211. Lighter clothing that can be rolled up small–leggings, t-shirts, etc.
212. Fun undies (for potty-training toddlers)
213. Jewelry (with a small jewelry box)
214. Wrist watch
215. Dressy scarf or fun ties
216. Hats and gloves/mittens
217. Sunglasses
218. Wallet/coin purse
219. Small purse/wristlet
220. Patches
221. Brooch
222. Keychain decorations
Stocking Idea: wear it as a hat afterwards (just for fun ).
Stocking Stuffer Ideas For the Decorator
Make your space more beautiful with these stylish stocking stuffers for the designer/decorator.
223. Wind chimes
224. Small photo frame
225. Chalkboard labels and chalkboard marker
226. Small vase
227. Candle–flameless candles or tealights are great for younger kids
228. Roll of cork with pins
229. Paint
230. Small photo canvas print
231. Small wall decor or shelf trinkets
232. Placemats, fabric napkins, and napkin rings
233. Small lava lamp or other fun lamp
234. Fun nightlight
235. Bookends
236. Pillow sham
237. Bathroom decorations–fun toothbrush holder, cup, soap dispenser
Stocking Stuffer Ideas For the Organizer
Some people love to organize. As disorganized as I may be at times, I do love the process of organizing and am obsessed with organizational tools. Help someone get organized with these!
238. Daily planner
239. Sticky notes
240. Planner tabs and stickers
241. Colorful pens and highlighters
242. Small organizing jars/bins
243. Pencil case
244. Label maker
245. Magnets
Stocking Stuffer Ideas For the Housework Helper
Have a little one who always loves to help around the house? Even if you don’t *think* your little one loves to help, he/she very well may. My boys don’t love chores, but if I hand them a duster or a sponge, they will happily clean up around the house! Note: this may not be a great stocking stuffer idea for your spouse…he/she may get offended.
246. Swiffer dusters
247. Dust glove
248. Sponges
249. Small spray bottle
250. Lint roller
251. Dish soap
252. Dish rags/towels
253. Laundry bag
Here are over 50 more themed ideas, from photography and sports to winter specials!
Your very first list included my favorite stocking gift. When I was a child, Christmas was the only time of the year I had an orange and I could depend upon it. Rarely I received a banana. In addition, my long brown stocking usually had peanuts in the shell (for some reason Mom didn’t think about putting them in a separate container), nuts in the shell, hard Christmas candy filled with jelly, ribbon candy and vanilla creme drops. Yes, I was born a long, long time ago.
Wow so many great stocking stuffer ideas! I like to put a lil candy in our stockings but prefer to fill them with other goodies. Thanks for the ideas.
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