Baby and Kids
Easter Basket Ideas for Kids and Babies
Easter is less than two months away, so I’m quite early this year. But – the best Easter baskets always sell out early and the decor and pajamas are already out in stores. With three young kids, I like to use Easter as a great time to get a few practical items, like water bottles, a new swimsuits, or rain boots. I’ll include some stickers, temporary tattoos, a small stuffed animal, and small toys, like card games and Easter books. And don’t forget about Easter eggs filled with jelly beans and chocolates. If you’re shopping for a baby, toddler, or younger kids, her are some great Easter gift ideas.
Easter Basket Ideas for Babies, Toddlers, and Little Kids
Kids’ Easter baskets are one of those things I didn’t think I’d enjoy as much as I do, but it’s so fun seeing their little faces on Easter morning. These are some of my favorite things that I’ve included in Easter baskets over the years. You can use Easter basket fillers but I gave up on those and just include a few plastic eggs full of candy and other small items. You could do a theme: outdoor toys, swimwear, a bubble machine, sidewalk chalk or crafts. Or a mix of some simple favorites: stickers, wooden toys, books, pajamas, and chalk.
Easter Baskets and Bags
First up, the basket. They tend to sell out quickly, so if you’re going to do anything early, this is it. We have this one, and I love the simple, traditional look. It’s such a beautiful basket and is brought back year-after-year, so I just got a third one for our little guy. But if you prefer something simple, consider a little tote, purse, or bucket bag. If you don’t want to go the personalized route, these Easter basket tags are a cute option for non-monogrammed baskets.
Crafts and Creativity Easter Gifts
Craft supplies are some of my favorite gifts to include, because most are simple, affordable, and will offer hours of fun. The sensory kit pieces are just the right size for little hands. I cannot recommend the sticker books and coloring banner enough. And a tip: if you buy the banner, tape it to the floor and let the kids go wild. it’s huge, so if you want to get more out of it, cut it in half. Ooly makes some of my all time favorites when it comes to art supplies for both little and older kids. Crafts always add some fun bright colors to your basket and make for great Easter basket stuffers for kids of all ages.
Easter Gift Ideas: Toys and Gifts
Simple wooden toys, puzzles, stackers, and figurines are always a fun addition to an Easter basket. If you have a Toniebox, the peter rabbit figurine would be a great gift. If you don’t have a Toniebox yet and have one or more children age 1-5, I cannot recommend it enough. We are good on stuffed animals but my kids love Maileg mice, so I’ll probably get them each a mouse or bunny. I don’t know what it is about those mice, but they are all over our house.
Easter Basket Springtime Books
I always love books as gifts and they are a great addition to an Easter basket. My girls love to read, and when you find a favorite book, they’re fun to give. We have holiday-specific books that we bring out seasonally, and it’s always fun to bring them out. I’ve included some great options below.
Clothes, Accessories, and Pajamas
Outfits, pajamas, and accessories can be fun, too. At the very least, some seasonal pajamas and maybe some bunny ears to make things festive. But this is a great time to choose functional items that your kids will need for spring and summer. Think: sunglasses, dresses, hats, and waterproof shoes. Swimwear and outdoor gear always make for fun Easter basket ideas. Rain boots for splashing in puddles? Easter baskets can be a fun way to give them something they actually need.
Easter Decor, Candy, and Baking
Here are a few fun gifts for making Easter treats and adding some festive decor for spring.
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