200 Christmas Stocking Stuffers Ideas for the Whole Family

Looking for cheap and easy stocking stuffers for Christmas this year?

Although stocking stuffers aren’t really done so much here in Australia – we do have a fairly hefty readership in the United States and Canada (hey guys!). I think it’s a super cute idea to have a couple of little things in a ‘stocking’ that are for the kids on Christmas Day.

So if you are looking for Christmas Stocking Stuffers – here are 200 ideas!

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1. Home Made Food Treats for Christmas Stocking Stuffers

A homemade treat made from the heart is always a terrific gift to give for Christmas. I know many years ago when we were saving for a house and had no money for gifts, I’d make a tray of rum balls, honeycomb, and fudge – we gave this to our bosses, our neighbors, and our friends – and they really appreciated it!

Here are some of the best homemade gift foods to give for Christmas (perfect for stocking stuffers!)

Use recycled containers such as glass jars to store the gift food in!

More Reading:  See our section of ‘Gift Foods’ for more Foodie Ideas

2. Very Naughty Stocking Stuffer Ideas

If you are into Dirty Santa (I love Dirty Santa) or a funny White Elephant gift exchange – or just want to get a laugh – these naughty stocking stuffer ideas are super fun!

3. Stocking Stuffers For the Foodie

I’m not a foodie at all, but I do enjoy getting practical gifts I can use in the kitchen. Here are some practical ideas for stocking stuffers:

4. Stocking Stuffers For the Grandparents

Grandparents can be really tricky to buy for – after all, if they want anything – they usually already have it! But here are some nifty stocking stuffer ideas for them anyway.

5. Stocking Stuffers For The Gardening Buff

Now when it comes to gardening gifts small enough for the stocking, there are soooo many great choices. Being a gardening buff myself – I’ll have any of these please!

6. Stocking Stuffer Ideas For Mum

Mum: The person who makes Christmas happen. She is also the person who is the most likely to miss out on Christmas – so make her feel special.

7. Stocking Stuffer Ideas For Dad

Dad’s are perhaps the EASIEST person in the family to purchase stocking stuffers for – but here are a few ideas if you get stuck!

8. Stocking Stuffers For the Little Ones

Little ones are what Christmas is all about – and they will be the ones most excited about what is in their Christmas Stocking on Christmas Morning. Here are some really nifty and inexpensive ideas:

 9. Stocking Stuffers For Teenagers

Every Christmas Present for Teenagers seems to cost a fortune – they have very expensive taste. So it actually took a bit of work to find stocking stuffers for them. The list isn’t exhaustive – but it’s here!

10. Stocking Stuffer Gifts For the Family Pet

My puppy always gets a little something for under the Christmas Tree. Well they are part of the family too – even if they don’t have a designated stocking.

More Reading: 10 Epic Christmas Gifts for your Dog

11. Stocking Stuffer Ideas For the Sports and Outdoor Nut

Got a sporty person on your ‘Gifts to Buy for Christmas List?’ – don’t worry – you don’t have to spend a bomb to get them something nifty for their Christmas Stocking. Just pick a few of these.

12. Stocking Stuffers For the Nerd (Who Rules the World)

• Cardigan and warmers
• Sudoku Book or game
• Crossword Puzzle Book
• Magazine Subscription
• Kindle or iTunes Voucher
• Bookshelf
• Wine set

13. Stocking Stuffers For the Tradie or Techie

• A Tape Measure
• Hammer
• Justice League Superhero Glasses
• Screwdriver
• Flash Drive
• New Mobile Phone Cover
• Diary or journal
• Stress Balls
• Boutique Beer – The World’s Finest Craft Brews Book

Make your holiday season full of laughter with these unforgettable gift ideas!

Clare Whitfield Chief Editor

Clare Whitfield is the Editor of Stay at Home Mum and a recognised voice in practical home management for Australian families. Based in the northern suburbs of Sydney, she balances editorial leadership with life as a stay at home mum to two school age children. Her background in home economics and more than a decade of experience in recipe development, family budgeting, and household systems inform her work.

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