Easter is around the corner, and if you’re like many parents, you might be looking for easter basket ideas for perfect basket for your loved ones. While the classic chocolate bunnies and jellybeans are always a hit, why not get a bit more creative this year? From personalized touches to practical gifts that aren’t toys, there are plenty of options to make this Easter extra special. Find all of these items in our Amazon store front.
Easter Basket Ideas for All Ages
No matter who you’re shopping for this Easter, the key is to focus on creating memories together. Whether you’re putting together a basket for a baby, a teenager, or even yourself, take the time to personalize it with items that reflect their personality and interests. After all, the best Easter baskets are the ones filled with love and thoughtfulness, no matter what age you are.
Personalized Easter Baskets
Start by making the Easter basket itself as special as the treats inside. Personalized baskets add a unique touch that your child will cherish long after the holiday is over. Whether it’s embroidered with their name or adorned with their favorite cartoon character, a personalized basket adds an extra layer of excitement to the Easter morning tradition. Tip: It doesn’t have to be easter themed. If you use another type of basket with something fun on it you could keep using year round for storage. If you are looking for personalization of your Easter basket Pottery Barn Kids offers and locally Polliwogs.
Books and Reading Accessories
For the bookworms in your life, why not
fill their basket with some literary treasures to fuel their passion for reading? Consider adding a mix of classic favorites and new releases that cater to their interests and reading level. You can also include some cozy reading accessories like a bookmark or reading light for older kids to make their reading experience even more enjoyable. Check out this list of Books for Easter/Spring for links to our favorites.
Healthy Snacks and Treats
Balance out the sugary treats with some healthy snacks that will keep them fueled for all their Easter adventures. Consider adding items like trail mix, dried fruit, or granola bars to their basket for a tasty and nutritious treat. You can also include some fun twists on classic Easter treats, Annie’s brand has a lot of yummy organic snacks that are bunny shaped. For babies and toddlers, you can fill up plastic eggs with goldfish, puffs, etc. and let them open them.
Clothes or Pajamas
Include some stylish and seasonal attire in your child’s Easter basket to add a practical yet festive touch to their holiday ensemble. Consider items like a cute spring dress or a button-up shirt paired with colorful shorts. You can also add in some fun accessories like sunglasses, hats, or hair bows to complete their Easter look. Not only will these clothing items make for adorable photo ops, but they’ll also ensure your little ones are dressed to impress for all your holiday celebrations.
Crafting Supplies
Unleash their creativity with crafting supplies. While the type of crafting supply will vary by age, consider stocking up on items like colored pencils, markers, stickers, and glitter glue. You can also include some blank notebooks or sketch pads. For the younger kids try Melissa and Doug’s magic water paint books or a doodle mat.
Outdoor Adventure Gear
Spring is the perfect time to get outside and explore, so why not equip your little adventurers with some outdoor gear to fuel their explorations? Fill their basket with items like a magnifying glass for bug hunting, a compass for treasure hunts, or a kite for breezy days in the park. Not only will these gifts encourage them to embrace the great outdoors, but they’ll also create lasting memories of Easter adventures.
Easter Bunny Tokens
These Easter Egg tokens are the perfect way to add in some extra ideas in the easter eggs that aren’t candy. There is a big variety of shapes and what is written on them. You can get them here. You could also use these year round for chore or other rewards.
Easter Basket Ideas for Babies
For the littlest ones in your life, opt for items that are both adorable and practical. Consider filling their basket with soft stuffed animals, teething toys (like this carrot shaped one), and baby-friendly books (these indestructible books were my favorite when my kids were little). More ideas for babies in this post.
Easter Basket Ideas for Toddlers and Elementary-Aged Kids
Toddlers are notorious for their boundless energy and curiosity, so why not cater to their interests with Easter goodies that keep them entertained and engaged? Think outside the box with items like sidewalk chalk (We scored some easter egg shaped chalk at dollar tree last year for only $1.25!), bubbles, or this egg sorting and matching toy. Some more ideas for toddlers in this blog post. Ideas for Elementary Aged Kids here.
Easter Basket Ideas for Teens & Tweens
Teenagers might be too cool for traditional Easter baskets, but that doesn’t mean you can’t surprise them with a thoughtful assortment of goodies. Consider filling their basket with items like skincare products, cozy socks, or gift cards to their favorite stores. You can also include some fun tech gadgets or accessories that cater to their interests, whether it’s gaming, music, or photography. You might find some more ideas in our gift guides for Teens & Tweens
Easter Basket Ideas for Adults
Who says Easter baskets are just for kids? Treat the adults in your life to a sophisticated assortment of goodies that cater to their tastes and interests. Consider filling their basket with gourmet chocolates, artisanal cheeses, or a bottle of their favorite wine. You can also include some pampering essentials like bath bombs, scented candles, or luxurious skincare products for a truly indulgent Easter treat. Check our our Gift guide for her and him for more ideas.
As you prepare for the holiday festivities, keep these Easter basket ideas in mind to make this year’s celebration extra special for your family. From personalized touches to practical gifts that cater to all ages, there’s something for everyone to enjoy this Easter season. Happy Easter!
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