Easter Baskets
I’ve always loved putting together Easter baskets! The one above is from Raegan’s very first Easter. I don’t even think I have a picture of her in her dress, but I made damn sure to get a shot of her basket. I wanted to share some of my picks this year for Easter baskets. No real theme or organization for these picks- but just some good ideas (in my humble opinion). Remember some of the links I include in these posts are affiliate links and that means I make a small commission if you purchase from my links, so please buy everything you see here.
These teethers are very cute and so easy for a little one to get a hold of.
Jellycat stuffed animals are hands down the softest stuffed animals ever! We have a bunch and Ella my daughter is my stuffed animal lover. She likes to sleep with a couple each night. This Easter bunny might end up in her basket.
Who said that goggles have to be boring? These are so fun and they come in quite a variety of styles!
If you haven’t played with Kinetic Sand yet it’s a blast! These are the perfect size for an Easter basket. My kids will play with this sand for hours. It’s fun to throw in an outdoor sandbox
Who wouldn’t want a bubble tractor? The tractor drives around and blows bubbles- too cute!
I put these in my kids’ baskets last year and we are still doing them today. They’re very colorful. They come in this pack above as well as a princess/fairy themed pack.
These stick on nails for little nails are super cute and the pack comes with about 480 stickers! Fun for a little fashionista.
Toddlers in trucker hats is my jam! It’s adorable and I don’t care who you are- you agree.
This book and wooden egg set helps kids with feelings and hell couldn’t we all use some help with our feelings? Ma
Our swim coach had these fun gem diving coins and she said they are a big hit among her students. The swim coach mentioned they have helped a lot of anxious kids get in the pool. Personally for me I need a cocktail to convince me into the pool, but I’m glad these work for the kiddos. I’ll be putting them into one of my kids’ baskets this year.
So these adorable popsicle sticks help with matching upper and lower case letters. There is also a set that focuses on numbers. Giving educational toys to my kids makes me feel like I’m a better Mom so it’s a win win!
These dress up necklaces are super fun and they’d look adorable in an Easter basket!
Do you remember stick on earrings? I had a ton of these when I was little. My daughter is terrified of getting her ears pierced but is desperate for some earrings. I plan on throwing these in her basket this year! They’re less than $3 too!
If your kids likes shoes throwing them in an Easter basket is a great way to kill two birds with one stone. Something they need, something they’ll use and something they’ll like. Native shoes are some of our favorites in our house!
Another favorite shoe brand around here is Mini Melissa! They all smell so good and they hold their scent for a long time. Plus they wash up really easy and are super easy to put on.
Hope this helped you with some ideas and if not I’d be surprised if you’re still reading at this point. Happy Easter!