Baby’s First Christmas: 50 Things to put in a Baby’s Stocking
Trying to come up with ideas to put into a stocking for a baby can be a bit tricky. They don’t need as much stuff as my older children do, but I also know my older two children will expect their brother to get a stocking at Christmas just like they do. When it comes to Christmas gifts in general, but I think this particularly applies to stocking fillers, I don’t like to buy anything just for the sake of it. I like to buy presents that I think will actually get used. So here are so useful ideas of things to put in a stocking for a baby’s first Christmas.
- Stacking cups
- Comforter / teddy
- Night light
- Socks
- Teether
- Arm bands
- Dribble bibs
- Bunting for their bedroom
- Sophie the Giraffe
- Pram books
- Bath books
- Bath toys
- ‘First Christmas’ bib
- ‘First Christmas’ tree bauble
- Moccasin slippers / booties
- Wooden car
- Finger puppets
- Maracas
- Flashing light spiky sensory ball
- Foil blanket
- Nursery rhyme CD
- Wrist and ankle rattle bracelets
- Baby handheld musical bells
- Toy mobile phone / remote control
- Toy keys
- Bubbles
- Bath crayons
- Baby bubble bath
- Milestone cards
- Pot of play-doh
- Mini photo album – to photos of their first Christmas in
- Rag doll
- Small plastic animal or dinosaur
- Foot and hand imprint kit
- High chair toy
- Pram toy
- Plastic cutlery set
- Rainmaker
- Soft blocks
- Sippy cup
- Bath wash mitt / flannel
- First toothbrush
- Wooly hat
- Mittens
- Spinning top
- Happyland figures
- Amber teething necklace or anklet
- Christmas sleepsuit
- Hairbrush
- Dummy / Dummy clip
If you have a baby who is weaned you could also include a Christmas dinner pouch, mini packets of finger foods, rusks, satsuma, snack pot, rice cakes, raisins or chocolate coins.
I hope my list helps!
If you have older children I have also written a post on 50 ideas for a wooden advent calendar and 50 ideas to go in your Christmas Eve box if you’re looking for some more inspiration.
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