Showing 1 to 15 of 15 (1 Pages)
Christmas is not about the big, expensive presents, it's about the little details that over time become firm family traditions.
I don't remember many of the presents I had as a child, but I vividly remember the little things we did as a family year in, year out. One of those traditions was my mum and dad always popping a net of gold coins and a bag of sweets (always a surprise) into my stocking. I often found a candy cane in there too, along with a mandarin orange.
We have a fantastic range of Christmassy sweets, so there's plenty of choice there for some unexpected stocking fillers.
You could even slip a little Dinky Jar of Jelly Beans in there? Anything to add to the sense of wonder and surprise - after all, that is what Christmas is all about.
I don't remember many of the presents I had as a child, but I vividly remember the little things we did as a family year in, year out. One of those traditions was my mum and dad always popping a net of gold coins and a bag of sweets (always a surprise) into my stocking. I often found a candy cane in there too, along with a mandarin orange.
We have a fantastic range of Christmassy sweets, so there's plenty of choice there for some unexpected stocking fillers.
You could even slip a little Dinky Jar of Jelly Beans in there? Anything to add to the sense of wonder and surprise - after all, that is what Christmas is all about.
