Today we are sharing 50+ Easter Basket Stuffers for kids! Easter Basket gifts are fun and help your family celebrate the season, no matter what the gift may be. Today I’m sharing kids Easter gifts for kids of all ages, with Easter Basket ideas for toddlers (such a fun age!) up through the teenage years (trust me… teens still love to get Easter Baskets!)
Lent is almost over and Easter Sunday is just around the bend so it’s a great time to get creative and think of some Easter gift ideas!
I have made a list of MORE THAN 50 Easter Basket Stuffers that your kids will love. I’m sure you can find a few favorites on the list (or at least I hope so!)
Our kids look forward to finding their Easter baskets every year. These Easter Basket Fillers are fun and most are easy to find online or in the store.
Good Ideas for places to hide the Easter Basket:
- Our Easter Bunny hides the baskets:
- in the microwave
- behind a chair
- under a bed
- under our Mud-Room Bench.
- Behind a curtain
- On the porch
- Behind a couch pillow
- In the coat closet
- in the oven
- in a kitchen cabinet
- in our blanket basket
The kids have a blast looking for their baskets, just as my brother and I did when we were little! We have four children and Easter is so much fun for them!
What do we give the kids for Easter?
The Easter Bunny usually gives them one bigger Easter present and then fills their basket (or whatever you use as a basket) with other fun things (gifts, stuffed animals, etc…) I especially love it when the kids get personalized Easter gifts.
When I was little, I loved searching for my basket. I also loved it when my “basket” wasn’t really a “basket”. 🙂 A lot of kids love to have a bunny basket (in the shape of a bunny) when they were younger. I also love this little Tool-Tote Toy Caddy like this.
INSIDE of the basket is where the fun happens! Our Easter Bunny doesn’t put the eggs in the basket, he fills their baskets with fun surprises and hides the eggs around the house and in the back yard. They search for those after they have eaten breakfast. (This blog participates in various affiliate programs from affiliate marketing programs & we’ve included their products today to make them easy to find by having links to retailer sites.) While these aren’t just editorially chosen gift ideas or editorially chosen products purchased for today’s list, they are still some of my favorites. 😉
Here are a few ideas for things for the Easter Basket
A lot of these ideas for kids’ gifts are products purchased online (some with free shipping), so you can just pass along your favorites to the Easter Bunny. Some of these can be stuffed into eggs for an Easter Egg Hunt, too!
Easter Basket Stuffers for Kids
- Printable Cards for 40 days of one-on-one time with YOU!
Here’s an example of a few… (they are the perfect way to bond with your kids!)
- Leg Warmers (get them free with Promo Code YMF5.)
- Sunglasses – You can get this giant 12 pack for cheap and just have kept the extras on hand!
- Gift cards (A $5 gift card to get ice cream with you is a great gift!)
- A Flip Flop fashion kit to make your own flip flops- (includes two) – this is SO fun!
- Beach toys
- Gum that looks like Easter eggs- our kids love gum so much more than candy!
- Stickers or a build your own sticker book
- Plastic tools (hammer, screwdrivers)
- Plastic Princess hair-styling kit
- Little People (we love this Princess set and this SuperHero set)
This is a great Easter gift idea for a toddler!
- GIANT lollipops! (the kind that they used in Willy Wonka’s chocolate factory)
- Gloves (12 pairs for $15 – love this for as often as we lose gloves!)
- Books
- FlashCards
- God Gave Us Easter (personalized book)
- Resurrection Eggs – I love these!
- Mini baby dolls (small enough to fit in a basket!)
- Matchbox cars or any little cars
- Socks – fun Easter Bunny sock slippers are always a hit!
- I love you Honey Bunny book & bunny
- Awesome Chalk-Marker liquid pens!
- Legos mini set (less than $5)
- Learning Chopsticks from Marcus & Marcus
- Nail polish – love this set!
- Bath Crayons
- New water bottle (this one is awesome & holds up over time.)
- Flashlights on a rope
- Fun Board Games (this is our FAVORITE board game. The kids think it’s hilarious)
- Shark Socks
- Post-it Brand World of Color collections
- Brain Quest Cards
- Jewelry kit
- Lotions or body wash- I Love J&J and Aveeno!
- Magazine Subscription (HighLights, Hearst digital media’s Food Network Magazine (part of Hearst digital)
- Play Figurines
- No-Spill water bottle
- Adorable flavored Lip Glosses
- Ingredients for Playdough and a note stating that ‘these are the things that you need to make playdough with your family.”
- A Sketch Pad
- Wipe clean Learning Book
- Yo-Yo
- Movie tickets for the family
- All-natural kid-shampoo
- Budsies Custom Stuffed Animals – These are SO CUTE. Turn your kids’ art or selfies into stuffed animals
- Super Bouncy Ball
- mini-Markers
- Fresh flowers (or even make paper flowers like the pom pom type of flowers from paper… so cute!)
- Rain boots
- Eric Carle Magnatiles – a combination of two of our favorites: Magnatiles are amazing toys that allow for so much creativity, and Eric Carle, one of our favorite authors!
- Glow sticks
- All Natural Lip Balm
- Bracelet Making Kit – such a fun Easter craft to do together!
- Ingredients for Fluffy Slime (so fun!)
Here are other Easter ideas…
Easter Bunny Bottles
DIY Minion Easter Eggs
Jelly Bean Tree
Jamie says
These are great ideas!
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Jillian @ Hi! It's Jilly says
What fun ideas! OurEaster Bunny hides the baskets around the house, too. Pinning! 🙂
Becky (Your Modern Family) says
It makes it so much fun, doesn’t it?!
Lesley says
You’re my hero! I’d already begun panicking about this year’s Easter basket. And now I have a ton of ideas! Is it just me or does everyone compete with their year-before selves? 🙂
Becky (Your Modern Family) says
hahaha!! Not just you! 🙂
Learning Mama says
So many great ideas! I’ve been brainstorming as in previous years what to put in that isn’t candy/chocolate. This year I am hoping to put together gardening themed “baskets” with a watering cans/planters filled with seeds, child sized gardening gloves and bulbs etc.
Becky (Your Modern Family) says
OH- I love those gardening tool ideas!!
Rachelle says
I think my kids might just have the coolest Easter baskets yet this year! Thanks for the inspiration!
Becky (Your Modern Family) says
🙂 lol!
Beth Bishop says
Another way to find excellent bargains are by shopping on sites like Groupon, Zulily and Totsy. Each of these sites offer toys, clothes and gifts at significantly discounted prices. I love putting something personalized in my kids’ baskets. I’ve done personalized books, t-shirts and toys in the past.Another way to find excellent bargains are by shopping on sites like Groupon, Zulily and Totsy. Each of these sites offer toys, clothes and gifts at significantly discounted prices. I love putting something personalized in my kids’ baskets. I’ve done personalized books, t-shirts and toys in the past.
Lori says
Last year for Easter we put clues in the eggs & she (5 years old) had to use the clues to find her gifts (3 or 4 small things, a book, fun socks, etc). We don’t give her candy & you can only put so much money & stamps in the eggs, so we tried this idea. She had a great time with it & has been talking about it recently, 2 months until Easter. (all the blue eggs lead to 1 gift, pink eggs led to second gift, etc)
Becky (Your Modern Family) says
Cute!
Maria says
Great Post. So creative. I have been doing basket for a while and I like to impress my kids. Thanks for the ideas.
rebecca grayeb says
You’re so welcome! Hope you and your family have a happy Easter 🙂
Connie Eaton says
Lovely Easter Basket ideas. I regret I didn’t come across this earlier.
Becky (Your Modern Family) says
Thank you! So many of these awesome products work as great gifts throughout the year 🙂
Chearone Rincelawn says
When I taught 5th Grade Sunday School, Before Easter we talked about Jesus’s Resurrection. We made biscuits in our class.. The kid’s rolled out the dough, and In the center of each biscuit we put a Large Marshmallow. Then covered the Marshmallow with dough. I baked the biscuits and let them cool. I asked the children to each cut their biscuit in half. Where did the Marshmallow go? And where did Jesus go? When the Rock was moved from the tomb?
Becky Mansfield says
Such a great idea!