If you’ve already peeled through our list of the best gifts under $30 and cool gifts under $50, this guide to the best toddler stocking stuffers is a guaranteed win for the little ones on your list. There’s something for every type of toddler between one and five years old—and yes, they’ll actually use these items.
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The best toddler stocking stuffers to buy now
Wooden Stacking Rocks, $30
We’re obsessed with this colorful collection of kid-safe stacking rocks that encourages toddlers as young as 10 months to develop fine motor skills. For older toddlers, it’s fun to stack these fun pebbles like building blocks and create masterpieces.
If you’ve got more than one kiddo at home, these are also fun to share.
Fuzzy Indoor Slipper Socks, $15
Cozy days at home are within reach thanks to these adorable, gender-neutral toddler slipper socks with non-slip bottoms. Choose from a variety of sizes and colors to suit baby through about kindergarten age.
Floor Mirror, $14
Whether it’s tummy time or bigger toddler dress-up play, this practical sensory mirror is easily one of the best toddler stocking stuffers we’ve seen yet. Crinkly edges and self-balancing make it a brilliant choice.
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Vegan Omega-3 Gummies, $15
This delish and exciting two-pack of omega-3 gummies is loaded with totally vegan brain health helping omegas kids need. Older toddlers love this stocking stuffer idea because it looks and tastes like candy. You’ll love getting their vitamins in.
These are appropriate for ages two and up.
Sequined Waterproof Winter Boots, $16
Oh, c’mon—these are the cutest toddler stocking stuffers we’ve seen for glammed-up, glitzy little ones. We love the non-slip outdoor soles, fuzzy faux-fur lining and waterproof construction. Choose from several colors and sizes.
Giant Tortilla Wrap Blanket: $15
Aside from being incredibly photo-worthy, this gift under $30 is practical. It’s a soft, fleece blanket they’ll reach for on movie night or to cuddle up with parents. The 60-inch diameter makes it big enough to two adults or several toddlers and kids.
Fidget-Friendly Pop Tubes: $6
This sensory-play toy is ideal for kids of most ages and stages. Each pack features four large tubes that can be stretched, compacted, twisted and turned for hours of tactile fun. We love how cheap these are, too—at around $6 they’re perfect toddler stocking stuffers and anytime gifts.
24-Pack Suction Bath Toys, $19
If you’ve got lots of kids or grandkids on your list, this 24-pack of suction bath toys is easily one of the best toddler stocking stuffers yet. Divide the package up to a few per stocking and you’ve arrived at kids stocking stuffers under $1 each.
These offer loads of colorful, sensory bathtime fun they’ll use for years.
Instant Print Kids’ Camera, $35
This is easily the most exciting toddler stocking stuffer idea we’ve seen yet. Perfect ages three and up, this instant-print camera offers real printed photos from an easy-to-handle camera frame that’s just so fun to play with. We love that it inspires family fun, smiling, tech know-how and artistic creativity.
Toddler Headphones with LED Lights, $19
We can’t say enough good things about these volume-controlled kids’ and toddler headphones from iClever. Choose from loads of fun colors and then watch them get a kick out of whatever they love listening to most as fun LED lights dot the frame.
Plush Character Pillow Cases, $18
They’ll get such a kick out of these practical, fun and whimsical pillowcases that turn any normal pillow into a plush stuffy. We love how many options and colors there are to choose from—and they’re machine washable!
Astronaut Light Projector, $39
Forget the typical ho-hum night lights, this game-changing astronaut lights up their walls or ceiling with constellations. It’s a wonderful STEM-inspired toddler stocking stuffer they’ll treasure for years to come.
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