What to stuff Pinata with for 2 Year Olds?

Melnat2007

We are making a pinata for DD's b-day. Most of the kids coming are around 2. I dont want to fill this thing with tons of junk. What is a good little treat I can fill it with, I was thinking some small M&M's or something. Any ideas?

CaliJenny

How about little bags of animal crackers, gold fish, teddy grahams, gummy bears, stickers, tattoos, those packs of 3 crayons, pirate eye patches.  I'd only do a few real chocolate treats so if the LO's aren't allowed to have them then they can have a toy instead. 

pharmacygirl

Raisins fruit snacks match box cars barettes dollar store toys

jen_and_scott

We just went to a party with a pinata on Saturday. They had it stuff with little music maker toys, cars, rubber ducks and candy. We just grabbed a car and a music toy for DD, didn't get one of the ducks! I thought all the little toys was a great idea!

auburnbride2be

Toys, bracelets, stickers, fruit snacks, snack size packs of cookies/crackers, small things of bubbles, etc.

ivs112

We're going to have a pinata at DD's party and I bought a bag of small toys from Oriental Trading. It's 50 pieces and includes things like mini slinkies, rubber duckies, little horns, squishie balls, etc. It was $9.99 for the bag. We're also going to add some mixed candy.

Alex26

We buy mixed candy bags from like Smart & Final or Costco and put that in the pi?ata.  We also put oranges.  I guess you could put little toys, but I'd be afradi they might be a choking hazard.  If you wnat something healthier than candy you could put some chesse itr mini bags, some fruit snacks mini bags, some animal crackers.

Alex26

We buy mixed candy bags from like Smart & Final or Costco and put that in the pi?ata.  We also put oranges.  I guess you could put little toys, but I'd be afraid they might be a choking hazard.  If you want something healthier than candy you could put some chesse it mini bags, some fruit snacks mini bags, some animal crackers.