Here’s a list of inexpensive (but useful) stocking stuffers for the expectant mothers in your life. I’ve tried to keep everything under $30 but most items run around the $5 – $10 mark.

Numbered product collage for new parents including skincare, tea, compression socks, a neck fan, and pregnancy journals.
  1. Set of pregnancy scratch off activity cards
  2. Burt’s Bees Mama leg and foot cream
  3. Pink Stork labor prep Tea
  4. Compression socks (here’s why: Compression Socks During Pregnancy: Feel the Awesome!)
  5. Kinesiology tape for belly support
  6. Roller massage ball
  7. Burt’s Bees Mama belly butter
  8. Portable mini fan for hot flashes
  9. Mug warmer for reheating coffees gone cold (welcome to parenthood)
  10. Servd New Parents Game
  11. Pregnancy journal (I like the size of this one)
  12. Preggie Pops (I love the taste of these!)
  13. Bamboo back scratcher
  14. Night light for late peeing (and eventual feedings)
  15. Wonderbelly antacid
  16. Reusable hot/cold pack for aches and pains
  17. Set of Cliganic organic lip balms
  18. Baby on board car decal
  19. Pant extenders to help that struggling top button
  20. Hope You Don’t Poop During Labor candle (maybe know your audience with this one)
  21. Curvd noise reducing ear plugs to take the newborn edge off (while still being able to hear)
  22. Sorry I Just Can’t Today I’m Growing a Tiny Human socks
  23. Stanley Cup snack holder (we could all use one of these)
  24. Pregnancy-themed coloring book (it’s hysterical)
  25. Mama necklace (it’s inexpensive and sweet)
  26. PUR aspartame-free gum

Whether it’s a pampering skincare product, a practical maternity accessory, or a heartfelt memento, these stocking stuffer ideas are sure to brighten her day and make her feel appreciated – without being a bunch of gifts for the baby. Let me know if you have any other suggestions and I’ll add them to the list!

Also check out 38+ Best Gifts for Pregnant Women (That Aren’t for the Baby) if you want to go a bit bigger.

Amy Morrison is the founder of Pregnant Chicken, a no-BS pregnancy and parenting site she started in 2010 after getting fed up with patronizing baby advice. A former ad agency creative director and mom of two boys, she's been serving up honest, funny guidance to parents-to-be ever since.

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