Figuring out stocking stuffers for boys is a struggle for me. I can figure out big gifts, especially, creative gifts, but stocking stuffers are hard.
So, I’m sharing my research as I shop for my own son. He’s a teenager who loves funny stuff. He speaks fluent sarcasm and likes role playing card games and video games. Honestly, I could fill the whole stocking with Swedish Fish and Magic booster packs, but where’s the fun in that?
If you’re looking for stocking stuffers for boys who are into sports or something, this is the wrong place. Maybe get them Swedish fish? 😉
And if you’re my son, stop reading here. Seriously, dude. You’re ruining your own surprises.
*Geek is said with love.
Stocking Stuffers for Boys
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My son is a huge fan of Obvious Plant. If you’re don’t know what that is, a comedian makes fake signs and takes pictures of them in places. I like to think he leaves them there, but who knows. The signs look pretty realistic until you read them and see the ridiculous jokes.
Anyways, this is his book of signs to put in places. Books are a bit big for a stocking, so maybe rip out a sign and put it in the stocking… Or roll it up and shove it in there, which is probably what I will do.
Who doesn’t need hand puppets for your fingers? That’s what I want to know. He told me that he wants these, so I’m including them. If your son likes weird stuff, this is perfect. There’s even finger hands for finger hands!
With this dice bag, he could be the envy of all the other geeks at the magic tournament! 😉 It’s a step up from his plain black one and although he hasn’t told me that he wants one, it’s only because he’s never seen one.
Somehow, I know that he will appreciate the sentiment. Besides. Who doesn’t love socks?
While I’m sure this will probably get him in trouble when he annoys his sister, I know he would love these. Want to know how I know? He told me. See, I was listening!!
We’re all tea drinkers around here, but even better is how much he would cringe when he used it. My son hates when I use young people slang. As he would say, “Mom, please don’t.” So naturally, I use every young person slang word that I can. And this mug is double funny, because it’s also a pun. Mom jokes forever!
His dad told him that if he solved one, he would earn $100. So I feel like I should encourage him to call his dad’s bluff.
I’m told that these cubes are much nicer than the Rubik’s cubes of the 80s. They turn smoothly and quickly.
Micro SD Card for his Nintendo Switch
This is the #1 thing that he wants this year. My son has used all of the space on his Switch and keeps threatening to erase his sister’s games. Seems like a small price to keep the peace.
This is the #2 thing on his wishlist. I love subscription based gifts because they’re quick, thoughtful and don’t add to the clutter in the house.
This membership allows them to play online, get special deals on games and have access to old NES games. If your kid buys a lot of games for the Switch, this is a great deal.
Why not? 😉
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