50 Best Stocking Stuffers That Teens Actually Think Are Cool

If your teen loves taking photos but you don’t want them constantly being on their phone or over-analyzing their selfies, this is the perfect gift. It doesn’t have a screen, which means they won’t be able to see how the photos turned out until they upload them to their phone or laptop. Plus, the pictures have a grainy, film-esque quality to them that teens love.

Being a teenager is filled with stress-inducing stimuli, whether that’s school tests, weird friendship dynamics, or parental pressure (ahem). These plant-based gummies are delicious, and apparently help people feel more relaxed, so it’s a win-win.

Bag charms are everywhere these days–from teens’ school backpacks to their keychains. We can’t completely understand why a jammy egg charm is fun for them, but we know that it is.

Gone are the days where phones lived in our bags and pockets. Nowadays, even that short distance feels too far. This wristlet attaches to their phone so they can have it within arm’s reach at any second.

If you want to get your teen a gift they’ll actually use, buy them a Wildflower phone case. There are literally hundreds of styles available, so have some fun deciding which one is best suited to your kid’s aesthetic.

Does anyone else remember how much teenage hormones wrecked our skin? This set comes with a cleanser, scrub, moisturizer and lip balm to keep everything in check.

Teenagers are always hungry, so get them this six-pack of elevated instant noodles that they can devour in ten seconds. Plus, it’d be nice if sometimes they cooked for you.

For your teen who lives for their morning caffeine, this ceramic traveling cup is as beautiful as it is practical. At the very least, it’ll save a few trees if your kid loves hitting up your local coffee shop for a to-go order.

The iconic L.L. Bean tote that we all grew up around is having a sudden renaissance with the younger generation. You can even personalize it with their initials or a funny phrase to make it really theirs.

The mark of a truly great stocking stuffer is something small that they’ll use often. These silk scrunchies are less damaging to the hair, and you can keep buying them for every holiday when your teen needs a restock.

Let’s just be honest: You can smell a teenager’s room from a mile away. Give them this scented candle to mask the odor. Just be sure they know to extinguish the flame before they leave the room.

The hold that this Crown Affair hair towel has on teens is something to behold. And as someone who also can’t live without it, I get the hype. They’ll never go back to drying their hair with a regular towel again.

Cal Peternell wrote this cookbook for his teenagers as they were going off to college. It’s filled with twelve simple, every day recipes that everyone should learn to perfect, whether they’re a chef-in-training or can’t turn on a stove.

Sprinkle in some healthy competition post–Christmas dinner with these hilarious scenarios. You’re about to find out what Grandpa’s been hiding all these years.

Come the colder temperatures, their ears are going to be eternally grateful to you.

Putting socks in a stocking may seem redundant, but these ones make it worth it. No one is going to complain once they have these fuzzy bad boys.

Sol de Janeiro makes some of the best-smelling fragrances out there. They’re so good, leaving one behind is hard; good thing this holiday set comes with a mini and a travel set.

For your teen, a cozy pair of Uggs is a gift that’s both stylish and practical. Two birds, one stone.