12 Last-Minute 'Wicked' Stocking Stuffers for Kids Arrive Just in Time for Christmas
A HuffPost shopping round-up showcases 12 Wicked-themed gifts from Amazon and Target, designed for children ages 4 and 6, with fast-delivery options for the holidays.
With Christmas approaching, a HuffPost shopping round-up highlights 12 last-minute Wicked-themed stocking stuffers for kids. The list centers on items that blend play value with a connection to the hit franchise, emphasizing practical gifts such as activity books and accessories that families are likely to actually use. The roundup features products sold through Target and Amazon, and notes delivery windows that can bring these items to doorsteps by Christmas Eve or shortly after.
Among the featured items are a Lego build from Target that recreates Elphaba’s treetop hideaway, and another vignette depicting Glinda’s wedding procession with Madam Morrible and animal friends. Amazon offers a deluxe “I Am Elphaba” Golden Book, part of a pair with an “I Am Glinda” edition; the Elphaba version includes 22 stickers. Other toys include a 7-inch Dr. Dillamond stuffed animal from Shiv University, and a highly detailed 80-page coloring book that renders film imagery in lifelike style.
A detangling brush set themed to Wicked comes with coordinating hair accessories, and a witchy dress-up sticker book with more than 500 reusable stickers. A parallel sticker book pushes creativity further with more than 1,600 stickers, including nail decals. Costume-forward items continue with lightweight glasses for Elphaba, a 36-inch broom, and a 22-inch wand for Glinda. A journal modeled after the Grimmerie, a spell book from the franchise, offers two sections and 240 lined pages for aspiring scribes to log notes and spells. 
Industry watchers note that the growing array of “Wicked” merchandise signals a broader trend of cross-media tie-ins driving gift ideas for children. The HuffPost roundup underscores how pop culture can translate into practical, usable gifts for households seeking fun activities at home during the holiday season, while still aligning with a specific favorite character. A variety of items—from dress-up accessories to interactive books—offer options for different ages and interests. 
The range of products in the roundup reflects how retailers are leaning into Wickedmania, a trend that blends entertainment franchises with tangible, kid-friendly goods. The selections are timed for fast delivery, helping families avoid last-minute holiday stress while still delivering gifts that “felt like” a little movie magic at home. The report lists several other accessories and decor that can complement the core items, including the 36-inch broom and 22-inch wand, which can be paired with the Glass case or bubble-inspired play setups. 