Yup - me, hubby, 24 year old daughter and 22 year old son all get overflowing stockings.
Here's a side question: Are the stocking presents wrapped or unwrapped?
For some reason, from our first Christmas together that silly Santa always wrapped every single gift in each stocking, and as much as I love to give him a break and tell him the wrapping is not necessary, I just can't seem to do it. It takes me . . . uhm, I mean Santa forever to wrap all of the stuff!
I always make one for my husband, and Santa brings one for my son. Somehow, I never have one.
My teen will be in college next year and asked me if she'd still get Christmas jammies and a stocking. I said I'd do it forever if I could.I have always filled stockings for my grandchildren. I used to fill stockings for our adult children too, but stopped that as it was just too hard to find things to fill them that they would like.
My college-age granddaughter asked me a couple of years ago if she was still going to get a stocking, so yes I've continued to fill one for her.For some reason the stockings are what the kids look forward to the most. I'm even filling a stocking for her boyfriend this year. They have been together almost a year and a half now, he came with her last year at Christmas and while I did buy him a gift I didn't fill a stocking for him but decided to include him this year and hopefully he will enjoy it. I asked her for ideas on what to fill it with, so that helped.
![]()
To answer the question: DH and I have stockings but they do not get filled. We do not do gifts either. We pick ourselves out something nice at bonus time in Feb. Any little thing that would go in a stocking we've most likely already have or picked up. But I LOVE to collect little things my kids will like and use all year long in the weeks leading up to Christmas. Those suckers are STUFFED, it's my favorite part!