10 Fun Stocking Stuffers For Kids Under $10

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The holiday season is generally hard on the wallet, but wonderful presents don’t have to be expensive. In fact, often times, gifts that my kids love the most are those that don’t cost much! Plus, they are the kind of toys you don’t need to worry about being sold out. So, you can easily find these fun stocking stuffers for kids at the store, even close to Christmas! Here are some ideas for stocking stuffers that won’t break your wallet:

Dry Erase Boards

Small dry erase boards like this one are great for kids to practice writing or doodling. They are also convenient to keep in the car for short or long trips. (Office Depot, Dollar Tree, Staples, Amazon)

Glow Sticks

Glow sticks are simply magical! If your kids are anything like mine, they’re likely to lock themselves in the closet or bathroom and play with these for at least a good 20 minutes! Plus, they come in all kinds of fun shapes! (Dollar Tree, Walmart, Grocery store)

Crayola Bath Markers

Kids LOVE them! If you have trouble getting your little one to take a bath, this will be a game-changer! You can easily find them at Walmart, Target, or Amazon.

Sprinkles & Confetti

These will put a smile on any kid’s face, guaranteed! Confetti often have very colorful and fun-shaped options like stars, and you can find them at any grocery store (also HomeGoods, TJ Maxx, Marshalls, etc.)

Candy

What kid doesn’t like candy? It’s the holidays, so go for something special or unusual, ring pops, giant lollipops, or maybe something more exciting like a cricket sucker! That lost one is bound to get a reaction out of your kid! 🙂

Stickers

Just like candy, what kid doesn’t like stickers? Get a sticker book with their favorite character(s), it’s guaranteed to be a success! Or, a variety pack for even more fun! They can also develop fine motor skills and creativity!

Toys that Grow in Water

Toys like this one are a lot of fun during a bath, but kids can just as well watch the little creatures grow in a glass. (Amazon, Dollar Tree, Target, Toys R Us)

Fun Water Bottle

Belly Washers sell juice in very cute water bottles that come with fun characters at the top. Peel off the wrap and you can use the bottle just like any other. (Walmart, Dollar Tree)

Not Your Typical Crayons

You likely will need to get art supplies in the new coming year, so take this opportunity to kill two birds with one stone. Get your kids crayons, they will love them if they’re as fun and exciting as these ones: Crayon Gems, Crazy Crayons, or Glitter Crayons. (Target, Amazon)

Wigs & Fake Hair Pieces

If you have girls ages 2-4 like me, chances are they might be into princesses and pretend play in general. Get them a wig or simple hairclip extensions so they can pretend all they like. Moms know, hair changes everything! 😉  (Amazon, Dollar Tree, Party City)

Are there any (budget) toys you’d recommend because they were a success with your kid? What suggestions of fun stocking stuffers for kids do you have? Please tell us in the comments 🙂

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