The Easter Bunny will be on his way soon! Overall, Easter gifts are one of the more fun things to look forward to for the whole family! Henceforth, with Easter Sunday approaching, I’m starting to look for the perfect things to put in my kids’ Easter baskets this year. Furthermore, I quickly realized that this might be a tough holiday to shop for and I began searching for the perfect gift ideas for kids of all ages. I’ve found some fantastic items and I’ll break them down by age group, so it’s easier to read through. Here are my favorite Easter basket fillers for this holiday!
All Ages
Firstly, there is no wrong thing to get anyone, let’s start there! Price points are all over the place and there are a plethora of options these days to make the best gifts for your family Easter party. I’m a fan of creative Easter basket ideas, which I’ll get into more as we go by age! But sweet treats are always a yes from me! Specifically, Easter candy like jelly beans, Easter eggs and chocolate bunnies are some popular choices that are crowd favorites. Moreover, if you’re having an Easter egg hunt, take some of the leftover plastic eggs and fill them with candy to put into their baskets to stuff them more!
Babies
Secondly, what do you get babies? I know they won’t ever remember what’s in their very first Easter basket, but you will! This is where you’ll want to skip the candy- unless you want it for yourself! And go for fun options like stuffed animals, teething toys, a cute piece of clothing such as a sweater or even a bathing suit to prepare for the summer and books are all great gift ideas! Young children can get smaller items that maybe are great for bedtime or prep for changing seasons.
Here’s a few of my favorite ideas:
Toddlers
I think toddlers are so fun to shop for! The possibilities are endless! Specifically, I love to see their little hands opening their Easter basket gifts and how happy they are. Moreover, it’s just magical like Christmas. They’re at the age where they begin to enjoy books, toys and crafts a little more so you can have fun with your shopping. For example, getting fun activities that will keep them occupied is key. Because they lost interest in things pretty quickly just because they are learning the world so the sky is the limit for them. Firstly, they want to try everything. Henceforth, washable art supplies, non-candy items like a towel from Pottery Barn Kids or a toy are always fun.
Here’s a few things I would grab if I had a toddler:
Kids
Moreover, for kids, there are also so many really fun things to put into their Easter baskets! For instance, I love things like activity books, slippers, accessories or toy cars. Once again, go for the things that will occupy their time and keep them off the screens. Furthermore, we like to prepare for summertime, so we’ll do things like bathing suits, personalized travel pouches or fun towels.
Here are a few things I think would be great:
Tweens and Teens
Furthermore, my kids are officially all tweens and teens! It’s so crazy to think about but they are getting to be more difficult to shop for. For instance, they like the things they like and want to pick them out themselves so there seems to be more of a struggle to find creative things to put into the baskets that aren’t electronics or candy. I’ll always put candy in, though!
Here are a few items I’ll be putting in their baskets:
Pets
I normally get Cooper a new toy for Easter, so I found the cutest toy box for him! I’m so excited to give it to him!
Pre-made Baskets
Finally, I understand busy schedules or feeling too stressed to put together full and creative baskets. Luckily, pre-made baskets are sold these days and let me just tell you, they make everything so much easier!
So if you would like to go this route, here are my top suggestions:
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22 thoughts on “The Best Easter Basket Stuffers”
These baskets are soooo cute!!! I can’t wait to work on ours with my kids, this is so much fun.
These are super cool ideas. I really like the stuffed animals. The ENTIRE basket doesn’t have to be candy.
I love these ideas! I’m going to include a Bluetooth speaker in both of my kids’ stockings this year.
These are such lovely ideas. My kids are a little older now, but I think I want to do something special for them this year.
Something little is always fun!
We need to start thinking about our Easter baskets and this is great inspo! You have so many cute stuffers!
I’m so glad you like them!
These Easter basket ideas are lovely! I like the idea of including a few non chocolate goodies.
Yes, sometimes the candy is too much!
Oh I love the tea set! Such beautiful baskets for the holidays! I feel inspired now to make my own up this year and make it as festive as possible.
I can’t decide if I got the tea set for my girls or myself! lol
These ideas are really awesome! I especially love the stuffed animals. It’s not necessary for the entire basket to be filled with candy.
I completely agree!
I usually buy pre-made Easter baskets due to lack of time. It’s much better though to personalize them with things people really like. Some great ideas here.
Those are great for time saving though!
These are really great ideas. I love having alternatives to candy. Books have always been my favorite basket fillers.
Totally! My kids get so much use out of the books too
These are really great ideas. I love having alternatives to candy. Books have always been my favorite for stuffing baskets.
These are wonderful ideas. You really have to think of the age of the child before shopping. The Easter Bunny brings my kids some little toys too.
Yes, I always want them to get use out of everything!
I adore the basket gifts. They bring a lot of suprises, as we need to fish out each item one-by-one.
Totally agree!