Kids can make holidays that much more fun. Or, that much more stressful if you’re the one in charge of all the gifting and magic making. We know moms are at the heart of what makes holidays like Easter special, so we wanted to help by taking some of the guesswork out of what to add to your kids’ baskets this year. That’s why we’re sharing this list of the best Easter basket ideas, all personally recommended by moms on our team.
Religious reasons aside, there’s something special about the budding flowers, baby animals, and pastels everywhere. It makes Easter such a fun holiday for babies and kids. In fact, the best part is that your kids will be using these gifts well beyond the holiday, too. So whether you celebrate Easter or just want a reason for little gifting or a toy refresh, we’ve put together some perfect goodies for your little ones. From baby stuffed animals and bunny pajamas to creative teethers and activity sets, these options check the cute box. Plus, they can fit perfectly into an Easter basket.
Shop our favorite Easter basket items for every age below. And if you’re in need of an actual basket for your LO, we’re sharing our favorites here too. Surely, some “little bunnies” will be very happy this Easter!
You May Also Like:
Easter Basket Ideas for Babies
A baby’s first holiday is so special to celebrate, but what do you fill their Easter baskets with, exactly? From an heirloom baby blanket to an Easter-themed teether for their very first tooth, these sweet gifts are fun and practical for your adorable little one this Easter.
Old Navy
20+ colors and patterns available
sizes preemie – 9M
Pottery Barn Kids | Plan Toys
NEXT | JoJo Maman Bébé
2 colors and patterns available
Easter Basket Ideas for Toddlers
Matching pajama sets are one of my favorite gifts for holiday occasions, but every toddler can enjoy some playful things, too. An Easter-themed sensory kit can keep them busy during Easter brunch, and sidewalk chalk is perfect for the springtime.
Rylee + Cru | Noralee
4 colors and patterns available
Etsy | Jack and Liv Creatives
Maisonette | Tender Leaf Toys
Rey to Z
10+ colors and patterns available
Paper Source | Twee Duckie’s Fluffle
Etsy | Mayfly and Junebug
Maisonette | Daydream Society
Easter Basket Ideas for Little Kids
For little kids, it helps to fill their Easter baskets with things they’re interested in. Are they artistic? Do they like science or building things? As a parent, it’s so fun to watch them open a gift tailored just for them. This list has everything from personalized name crayons to magnetic tiles for your little one to enjoy.
Petite Plume
4 colors available
sizes 6M – 10Y
H&M
2 colors and patterns available
Pottery Barn Kids | Modern Sprout
Hanna Andersson
6 colors and patterns available
sizes 2 – 12
Sunny Life
7 colors and patterns available
Sunny Life
6 colors and patterns available
Hanna Andersson
2 colors available
sizes 2 – 12
Sunny Life
9 colors and patterns available
Easter Basket Ideas for Big Kids
If you’re having any trouble figuring out what to get your older kids this Easter, this list has activities to do and ideas for what’s “in” right now. And it’s Easter goodies like pool dive toys hint that it’s almost time for summer and family vacays.
HydroJug
10+ colors and patterns, with 4 sizes available
Amazon | TonyMoly x Squishmallows
lululemon
10+ colors and patterns available
alo
30+ colors available
sizes S – L
Dick’s Sporting Goods | Baseball Life 101
Sunny Life
9 colors and patterns available
Abercrombie Kids
20+ colors and patterns available
sizes 5 – 18
Target | Sun Cube
4 colors and patterns available
sizes 3 – 12
Our Favorite Easter Baskets and Accessories
We can’t forget about Easter basket options. The hard part about Easter baskets is narrowing down which one to get. They’re all so cute! If you’re sentimental, choose one that can be used year after year. If it’s time for an upgrade, these are great options too. After the kids see everything you filled their baskets with, then it’s time to use it for an Easter egg hunt. Happy Easter, everyone!
Pottery Barn Kids
5 colors and 2 sizes available
Pottery Barn Kids | Riley Sheehey
West Elm Kids
4 colors and patterns available
Crate & Kids
4 colors and patterns available
Why You Can Count On Us
The Everygirl Media Group has brought valuable content to our readers for 12+ years. In 2018, The Everymom set out to ensure that all moms know they’re not alone. If you find yourself seeking advice on how to style the latest fashion trend or searching for the best kid-friendly coffee table, we have the answers. And if you’re wondering what’s actually worth it from a sale or looking for a review of the hottest new kids’ product, we’ve got that covered too. From our annual Registry Awards and beloved holiday gift guides to the shopping round-ups you find on our site every day, The Everymom commerce team is well-versed in sifting through thousands of products to curate a digestible list for you. We combine our own experience with in-depth research to bring you a selection that meets our high standards for both fashion and function.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Kathy Sisson, Senior Editor
Kathy Sisson has been a key contributor in the editorial parenting space for eight years, not only as a full-time editor at The Everymom but previously as a freelance writer for top parenting sites, including Scary Mommy, Motherly, Parent Co., and more. As an editor at The Everymom, she has produced hundreds of articles on a range of parenting topics, reviewed dozens of family-focused products, interviewed leading experts in the children and parenting world, and created viral parenting social media content. A mom of two, she is committed to sharing the honest, helpful, and often humorous stories of motherhood.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Patty Schepel, Editorial Assistant
As the editorial assistant, Patty works with The Everymom’s team on pitches, creating original articles, updating existing content, photo sourcing, writing shopping product descriptions, inputting freelance articles, and more. When she’s not working, you can find her spending time with her family, training for half marathons—she ran one 16 weeks pregnant—traveling, cooking, reading a rom-com, and keeping her sourdough starter, Rose, alive.
Products included in graphics linked within the article.
This post contains a sponsored inclusion of CVS, but all of the opinions within are those of The Everymom editorial board.
