Have you started your Christmas shopping yet? More importantly, have you started your Christmas stocking shopping yet? Somehow I always end up grabbing stuff at the last minute to finish up the stocking stuffing. But this year I'm determined to start early and get some cool stuff for all the stockings well before the 24th. Here are some of the great stocking stuffers I've found this year:
Under $5
Do you remember sitting on your front steps throwing these poppers at the walkway and listening to them POP!? Share that delight with everyone you know for only $1.79 from perpetualkid.com. Lots of people use masks for their faces - but what about lips? This refreshing mask designed just for lips will moisturize and protect even the driest of winter lips. Only $2.24 at Target.You're never too old for sidewalk chalk, especially this vivid pack of 20 colors! And it's washable, so it'll vanish during the first rainfall (or snowfall). $3 from Target.
It's still fun for a girl and a boy! Who wouldn't love finding a Slinky in their stocking? $3.59 from Target.
$5-$10
Gel pens are the smoothest, and this 4-pack is a bargain at only $5.30 from Amazon. Medium point S-gel by Sharpie.The recipient can pamper, moisturize, and refresh their skin with this Shea Sugar Scrub in Moroccan Rose. $6 from Target.
The kids will be thrilled to be allowed to draw on the windows with these glass crayons. Or leave messages on the bathroom mirror! The bright colors wash off quickly and easily. $6 from Michael's.
Any fidgeters on your list? Then give them a robot fidget spinner! Each spinner transforms into multiple shapes and spins to keep your hands busy and your mind focused. Set of 3 spinners is $6.39 from Amazon.
Pump up the volume by adding these fun, brightly-colored shoelaces to an old pair of sneakers! Available in dozens of colors, including rainbow pink (shown). Only $7 from Amazon.
$10-$15
For the gardener (or would-be gardener) on your list, this sunflower garden kit is a perfect stocking stuffer at $12 from Uncommon Goods.If you have a sweater-wearer on your gift list, think about this fine-toothed comb for cashmere, wool, and other fine fabric sweaters. At only $13 from Amazon, it will increase the life of multiple garments, and since it's cedar, you can throw it in the drawer over the summer to deter moths and musty smells.
Ideal for anyone on your list who travels or wear makeup, this 3-pack of refreshing towelettes (30/pack) is only $14.23 from Amazon. Available in a variety of fragrances including cucumber & mint, rose water, pink grapefruit, white tea, and more.Ideal for either the budding artist or the budding paleontologist on your list, these adorable 3-D mini dinosaur kits are sure to be a hit. Choose from Stegosaurus, Tyrannosaurus, or Ankylo. $15 from Uncommon Goods.
$15 to $20
For the person who'd rather carry a phone than a wallet, this elegant leather iPhone case has room for multiple credit cards and some cash, and has a sturdy magnetic clasp and a shock-proof cover. $18 from Amazon.
These Finnish "eye stones" are the ultimate in relaxation and relief for tired, puffy eyes. Toss them in the fridge and then lay them on your eyes for instant relief from too much computer use, seasonal allergies, or simply late night hours. $20 from Uncommon Goods.
Over $20
Perfect for someone who's always losing their keys (or their phone, or their wallet, or their backpack, or whatever), this Apple Airtag can keep track of anything that tends to wander. $24 from Target.
When you're old enough to stay out after dark but young enough to want to play Frisbee with your friends. Available in multiple colors, it's rechargeable, has smart modes and motion sensors, and the LED lights turn off automatically to save battery life. A 30-minute charge lasts up to 1,000 throws or 90 minutes of Ultimate Frisbee play. $30 from Amazon.
Especially great for anyone with kids, but useful for everyone, this compact label maker is handy for anyone who brings their stuff anywhere. Label the kids' clothes for camp, your cake pan for a potluck, your tools when lending to a neighbor or bringing on a trip, basically any of your stuff that leaves your house that you want to be sure makes it back. Bluetooth lets you use your phone app to print. $30 from Walmart.
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