2007 Kids Stocking Stuffer Guide
In my family the kids can open their stockings on Christmas morning while we get to sleep, at least until 5am. Even if your kid’s stockings don’t buy you Christmas morning sleep, they’re still the best part. Here’s a collection of great things to fill yours with and nothing’s over $10.
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Whoopee Cushion
Have you ever bought your kid a whoopee cushion? You haven’t heard these kind of full body laughs since he was nine months old.
$2 at Prank Place | Buy
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Pocket Magnifying Glass
This small magnifying glass comes with a handy clip, making it easy to take everywhere. Perfect for inspecting bugs, or borrow it from your kid when you forget your reading glasses.
$9 at The Red Balloon | Buy
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Gummy Bear Mini Travel Game
Take this balancing game to a restaurant with your kids and you might have time for an extra glass of wine with dinner.
$6 at Willow Tree Toys | Buy
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Break Your Own Geodes
Geodes are rock formations which occur in sedimentary and volcanic rock. Blah, blah, blah.
These are rocks you break open to reveal beautiful natural crystals inside.
Destructive and educational.
$6 at Oriental Trading Co. | Buy
(For one dozen, on sale.)
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Wooden Yo-Yo Kit
Step one: Make your own yo-yo. Step two: Dominate the 2008 Yo-Yo Championships. Step three: Go to college on a full ride yo-yo scholarship.
$2 at Lee Valley Tools | Buy
(Thanks for the tip, Mary!)
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Wooden Spinning Top
Quietly entertaining. Sometimes this is imperative.
$2 at Willow Tree Toys | Buy
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Ribbon Wish Bracelets
These grosgrain ribbon bracelets are silkscreened with wish messages written in French. My favorite is teal: “Je voeux des tas de trucs” (…for a ton of things).
$8 at Basic French | Buy


















