Stocking stuffers for (nearly) every personality type in your family
Kidsguide Magazine Online
Dec. 18, 2009

One of the challenges of shopping for the perfect gift for a loved one is finding that happy medium – something that’s fun, affordable, useful and quite simply and uniquely them.

Kidsguide shares some ideas for kids, tweens and teens (not to mention, the young at heart). Add a little Christmas cheer with these $20-and-under stocking stuffers:

The Chatterbox: Let hands do the talking with Animal Hands Temporary Tattoos. Easy on the eyes and easy to wash off. Each box comes with a set of eight animal designs.

The Bookworm: Henrik Drescher’s colorful pull-and-poke book, Pat the Beastie lets readers experience the joys of owning a big green pet monster.

The Diva: Bath & Body Works‘ $10 manicure/pedicure envelope is a “handy” gift for the fastidious teen, and comes with basic nail care accessories.

The Sports Fan: For the gift that gives year-round, try Sports Illustrated For Kids. Purchase through Amazon and pay only $19.95, a super-deal compared to the regular $50 retail price.

The Dreamer: Peel, stick and crack up your friends with Cahootie, a game that’s part fortune-telling and part-quiz. (Moms, we remember them as the paper fortune-tellers/cootie-catchers we made from notebook paper.)

The Animal Lover: In Hang Four, The Ruff Surfin’ Card Game, you play champion surf dogs Kelly Slobber, Riptail and Jeff Spicollie. Fetch waves and the right cards to ride your wave of victory as top dog.