In this video I’m sharing a big list of stocking stuffer and gift ideas for kids—everything from younger babies all the way up to older kiddos. I walk you through what I actually like to put in a stocking: things that are useful, fun, and educational (and not just a bunch of little junk toys that end up cluttering your house later). I cover baby favorites like teethers and easy-to-grasp sensory balls, then move into open-ended play I truly love—like Sarah’s Silks, which my kids use constantly for imaginative play. I also share lots of ideas for little artists: stamp sets, stickers, water-activated watercolor booklets that are perfect for tossing in your purse, higher-quality paint brushes (I prefer buying individual ones), and Stockmar crayons with that beautiful color payoff that’s easy for little hands. And because sensory play is a huge part of our Montessori-style home, I talk about my favorite Inspire My Play accessories—especially the scoopers and the sensory cards that take the guesswork out of setting up trays. My goal is to help you fill stockings with items your kids will actually use, love, and learn from.