Stocking stuffers-Do you have a price range?

Our stockings typically wouldn’t have any one item more than $10. We love our stockings and jam a lot of stuff in there!

Each stocking would probably be in the $75 range.

Stockings have always been my favorite. Santa only brings 5 gifts for the kids, but the stockings are bonkers. I have to write a list to keep track. :X We even upgraded everyone to have this 36" stocking.

DH & I only fill each other's stockings. Not everything is expensive, I just don't limit things to $5 or candy, etc.

I fill 13 stockings now so I do try for lower cost items overall. It all adds up anyway with those numbers!

I do one “substantial” item in each but still under $50.

My downfall is the three grandbabies. I have little restraint when it comes to special items for them.

No price limit. Stockings are usually for something my son and daughter-in-law didn’t put on their wish lists. I always include Reese’s trees and scratch offs. This year I am including those little table top vacuums. No idea what else will find the way in there.

No, we usually put small things in the stockings ~ it's just DH, DS (38) and me, so no kiddies. So there might be a large gift card, jewelry, etc. We take the stockings into the living room where the tree is so they are opened with the other gifts.

I do small things in the stocking. No real price limit, but usually under $20. I do things that are usually more 'useful' gifts and candy.

I generally try to keep it to more inexpensive items, but I have put $25 iTunes or other gift cards in them on occasion. If I have a “big” gift that’s small in size, I usually put it in a big box and try to disguise it in some way, either by putting a stack of heavy books in the bottom of the box, or including something noisy like a small Lego set or jigsaw puzzle or even an envelope with unpopped popcorn taped inside to throw off the receiver if they try to do the shake test, LOL.

I still end up spending way more than I expect to on stockings because all that little stuff adds up. I mean, twenty $5 things still equals a hundred bucks! 😳

I do smaller and cheaper things in stockings. I try to make sure everything I buy fits, it can overflow out the top but it's gotta basically fit. I also try to make sure the total stocking budget is $50. I'd rather save my budget to spend more on the bigger gifts

Bags of different Goldfish are good fillers. Walmart still has the Madaloirian bags of Goldfish. ...

Stocking can have anything and everything in them. Of course they are from Santa but anyone walking by can drop things in.

I still send stuff to Florida for DGSs', 24 & 26, stockings. They used to be much better but my DDIL has learned well.
Over the years they have gotten batteries, pens, pencils, small LEGO, and yes they used to get underwear as did their dad!

One Christmas the adults sat at the table and put all the small LEGO sets together. Five Below was a good source. And I picked things up all year long. This year they will get $2 bills and NJ 'golden' dollars( I forgot them last year's.).

Not stocking, but their Hess fire trucks were delivered Friday.
I remember buying DS's first Hess truck. It cost $1.49, and debated about pay that much. Bought it because it came with the batteries.. sure wish we still had it, but he played with them all, including the tanker. 60 years...

Stockings, nail clippers, tooth brush, manicure set, razor or blades as needed. Tickets for things. Candy, sicks and much more..

I have occasionally put a "real" small gift in a stocking, and I will even wrap it if I do that, but mostly they are filled with small fun things.

OMG, haha. I don't count stockings either (and they really do end up costing me a lot.)

Stocking stuffers in our family are smaller inexpensive items.  Socks, Life Saver Books, items from somewhere like 5 Below.  

Normally nothing is too expensive. If something expensive winds up in a stocking, I will wrap it.

Does anyone else hide a little gift in white paper with a yellow ribbon up in the tree from Santa Mouse?

I love Santa Mouse! When ds was little, Santa Mouse typically gave him a matchbox car. Now Santa Mouse gives a mini Lego set. I am positive that ds will do Santa Mouse gifts for his kids when the time comes.

Those are stinkin' cute.

That said, it makes me a bit twitchy that the bag for the Jackson family is personalized with the name The Jackson's. Aren't there like dozens of eyes on things like this before they make it to the photographer? <---- rhetorical of course