It depends on the person. If you know their interests just get small things that they can use.. from craft to sports, to reading book interests. I’m sure there are endless possibilities. But what I don’t like is generic buying for the sake of it. There is enough landfill already and most will end up there if it’s not useful.

Retro games from kmart $5 last year for jenga and coits etc

Buy a smaller stocking and put bigger presents

buy a large packet with different figures/characters etc and then separate them into smaller presents.

Books are always a winner here

Foods such as shortbread biscuits, wafers, jams, chocolates.

Chocolates, hair clips, bookmarks, pens, photo frame, candles, are some ideas.

Chocolates and biscuits,soaps and body lotions,jams and relishes!

A pen, chocolates, nail polish, notebook, novel, mug, biscuits/shortbread, teas, tea towel, jewellery

For my husband i got socks, platypus had a sale on for vans socks i think it was 6 pairs for $30 and thats his stocking full.
My stocking is filled with Sheet face masks and lotions all from kmart.
For the kids i use waterbottles and theres like a cheap section of kmart where everything is like $3. I also get the little lego sets and that normally does the trick

Kmart have a kris kringle section and they had gifts were suitable for adults and children. ranging from $3 to $20 lots around the $5 mark. things like these retro record coasters and quiz games and a box of charades for $7. etc etc.

Smellys, socks or undies.
Magazine or book
Gift cards

I’m glad it did!

Love all of these ideas and mum90758 – your suggestions and in particular honey macadamias has won me over!

Small sudoku books, pens, a portable charger for the mobile phone, honey macadamias…