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Stocking fillers

Small Christmas gifts at £15 or less: chocolate, decorations, novelties and little extras for the stocking.

10 products

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How I'd choose

Everything here is £15 or less at the shop today. I'd mix one thing to eat, one thing to keep and one thing that's just for fun.

Add the delivery charge before you decide: on a £5 gift a £3.99 delivery changes the maths, so buying several from one shop usually works out better.

For children, check the age guidance on the shop's page, especially on anything with small parts.

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Stocking fillers questions

What's a good stocking filler for adults?

Something small and used up: good chocolate, a candle, a decoration with their name on it, or a novelty they'll laugh at on the day.

How much should stocking fillers cost?

That's yours to set. This shelf stops at £15 so every item works as a stocking filler on its own.

Read before you shop

LIFEStocking fillers that get used, not binnedStockings are where Christmas budgets quietly leak, £3 at a time. I'd set a number per stocking, fill each with something to eat, something to use and one thing to keep, check the age on anything for a toddler, and give the adults a stocking of their own.LIFEChristmas gifts for nerdy adultsA nerdy gift is a present built around a hobby someone takes seriously, from model making to PC gaming. The best ones are a small project they can finish, an experience you've agreed together, or the one upgrade they've asked for.

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