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3/11/2017

105 Ideas for an EPIC Toddler Easter Basket!

Does anybody else go ALL IN when it's time for Easter baskets? I LOVE loading them down with goodies for the kids -- but my number one goal is to AVOID the candy-palooza that is all too easy to fall into. Two years ago, I shared a post with ideas for Baby Boy's First Easter. If you have a little bitty boy OR girl at home, I totally recommend checking that one out!


Last year, I pulled a "Bad Mom" and ducked out for Easter weekend. I know. Shame on me for lounging by the pool with my bestie in the Caribbean while my husband tackled bowties and buckle shoes.

It was worth it.

This year, though, I'm staying in town and so excited to share this weekend with the kiddos! April will be filled with tons of Easter activities, heavily focused on the true reason for the celebration, so make sure to check back for fun ideas for sharing with your tot!


In the meantime, I'm busy building the most epic Easter baskets ever. Here's a Tip: Think of fun things your kiddos need and that you'd end up buying anyway. Then shove them in a basket for an extra fun-stuffed celebration! Know that our baskets are filled with tons of items that have been on our shopping list anyway, plus some other fun goodies the kids will go gaga over. I considered SO. MANY items this year. Any items with links are my personal recommendations (and a few from friends)! If there's a link, you can bet that I stand by that product. Items with asterisks (*) are the items that ended up in one or both of my kiddos' baskets! [Disclaimer: This post does contain affiliate links].

For your shopping pleasure, here's ONE HUNDRED AND FIVE ideas for building an Epic Easter Basket!



Health & Hygiene
Toothpaste*
Toothbrush*
Hair brush
Hair Gel*
Disposable table mats for restaurants
Hair ties
Lotion
Kids Hand soap

Outdoor Fun
Chalk
Bubbles
Kite
Fishing Pole
Walkie Talkies
Gardening supplies*
Sand toys
Velcro catch and toss game*
Binoculars
Pinwheel*
Frisbee*




Spring & Summer Gear

Umbrella
Sun Screen
Flip Flops

A beta or gold fish!

Crafting & Fine Motor
Crayons
Colored pencils
Toddler/jumbo pencils
Window Markers [See one way we used these here!]
Notebook
Wiggly Eyes*
Feathers
Pipe Cleaners
Stickers*
Glitter
Window Clings
Play Dough
Coloring Book
Clip Board
Finger Paint
Paint Brushes*




Play
Chalk
Hot Wheels*
CDs or iTunes gift cards
Balls
Movies
Slinky
Duplo Legos
Stuffed Animal*
Mr. Potato Head

Pretend Play
Feather Boa
Dress up Clothes
Play Jewelry*
Doctor Set
Play tools
Baby Doll
Doll Accessories

Bath Goodies
Boats
Duckies
Bubble Bath
Wash Cloths [We got the little kind you add water to and they expand]*
Bath Mitt
Bath Scoops

The Practical Stuff
Fun Socks
Blanket
Sound Machine
Fun Pillow Case
Shoes

Potty Training
A jar of potty treats (ok, so this one may be candy!)
Underwear
Potty book

Accessories
Sunglasses*
Hats
Bow tie
Fake Tattoos
A watch*

And that's 105! I'd love to hear your ideas, too! What's going in your kiddos' Easter Baskets?? Connect with me on Instagram so we can stay in touch!




5 comments on "105 Ideas for an EPIC Toddler Easter Basket!"
  1. So many great ideas!! I never thought to put a pot and special seeds in there--love that one 💜

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    1. Thanks girl! And I'm particularly excited about the pots... they may not make it all the way until Easter! Ha. I just want them nooow! ;)

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  2. Such a great idea! I hate having a ton of sweets in there. I usually throw in some fruit squeeze pouches instead. This year I'm doing mostly books. I love that you put their names on the baskets. Is that just felt and glue???

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    1. THANK YOU! Yes. My kiddos go gaga over fruit pouches. That's a great idea!
      And yes! Just some felt I had at home and some hot glue! I considered using vinyl but thought my kiddos would appreciate the color and texture :)

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  3. Hello, this weekend is good for me, since this time i am reading this enormous informative article here at my home. Toys for 3 year old boys

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