Looking for Easter Basket Ideas for Young Kids? Check out these cute and clever ideas to fill your kids Easter baskets with something other than candy!
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Easter Basket Ideas for Young Kids
Non-Candy Easter Basket Ideas for Young Kids
If the idea of making your little ones Easter Basket overflow with sweets is making your teeth hurt, get creative with these cute and whimsical ideas that are 100% sugar-free! Make sure you check out the non-candy Easter egg fillers at the end! These ideas will have your little ones hopping for joy!
Lil’ Sprouts Hatching Easter Eggs
In a couple days, your kids will be marveling at their newly hatched little pets!
Peppa’s Easter Egg Hunt Book (Peppa Pig)
Join Peppa Pig, Rebecca Rabbit, and Freddy Fox as they search for delicious chocolate eggs and even see baby chicks hatching in the yard!
Crayola Color Bath Dropz
An all-time favorite at bath time, colored bath dropz! Mix and match the tints to create all the colors of the rainbow.
Shopkins Easter Eggs Set
The wildly popular Shopkins come in pink, yellow and blue eggs for Easter!
Happy Easter, Mouse!
Join Mouse from If You Give a Mouse a Cookie as he goes on an Easter egg hunt!
Aeromax GLOW Tangle Free Toy Parachute
This toy parachute has no strings to tangle and requires no batteries. Simply toss it high and watch it fly!
Play-Doh Spring Eggs Easter Eggs
A great idea for springtime egg hunts and baskets!
LIGHTDESIRE Plum Blossom Building Blocks Puzzle
Building blocks for your child imagination!
Easter Spot-the-Differences
Your youngster will love welcoming the spring holiday with this entertaining collection of brain-teasers.
Farm Animal Wooden Cube Block Jigsaw Puzzles
This one wooden puzzle is able to combined into 6 different pictures for hours of fun!
43-Piece Drawing Stencils Kit, 300+ Different Shapes
FUN and EDUCATIONAL! Traceable letters and shapes encourage your child to put down the iPad, turn off the TV and open a world limited only by the imagination.
Non Candy Eggs Stuffers
Bubbles
Legos
Hot Wheels/Cars
Hair Bows
Silly Putty
Stickers
Finger Puppets
Fun/colorful bandaids
Play Dough
Cute socks
Balloons
Bath Toys
Cheddar Bunnies (or Gold Fish)
Crayons
Disclaimer: Please consider your child’s age and ability when choosing Easter egg fillers for him/her. Choking is a serious risk when it comes to objects this size, and anything that can fit inside of a small plastic Easter egg should be handled by your child only under strict adult supervision.
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Mermaid Phantom says
I love the ideas! Especially the parachute men! My older sister and I used to spend HOURS playing with ours out in the yard… such good memories! ♥
I like the creative approach you took on Easter gifts. 🙂
Erin says
Thanks! We used to play with parachute men too! Throw them down from trees or whatever! It’s always good to put something in the kid’s baskets besides candy 🙂
Mermaid Phantom says
Of course! And yes! That, or down the stairs. 🙂 Along with the candy, I think kids these days could use a break from the video games too! 😉 Doubly gift awesome idea!