Christmas is here and it's time to go shopping. If you're looking for inexpensive stocking stuffers, I've got a couple ideas...
- If you have an iPhone or iPad, tell your child that they can pick an app that they want. Cost $2-$3.
- I'm not a connoisseur, but the best play dough comes from Dollar Tree.Cost $1 (of course)
- The front section at Target has a bunch of cute stuff for a dollar. They carry hats, gloves, pencil sets, slinkys, etc.
- Stock up on their favorite snacks. I got a small box of Pepperidge farm goldfish and an 8-pack of Reese's cups for $1 each.
- An 8-pack of crayons is less than a dollar and oh so fun. I would take them out of the box and bound them with ribbon or raffia to make them look more special. It's all about the packaging.
- If you're giving crayons, then you have to give a notepad to draw in. Those two items go together like peanut butter and jelly.
- A box of snaps is great for boys. They're the little things that you throw on the ground and they make a popping sound. Each box contains 50 snaps and loads of fun. Cost $1
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