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40 Easter Basket Ideas for Kids
Easter basket ideas for every mini at your Easter egg hunt – from green thumbs to flower girls and baby bunnies. We've rounded up Easter basket stuffers for newborns to teens.
A-Tisket, A-Tasket, Start With a Basket
The best Easter basket ideas start with the perfect vessel. Keep it classic with a traditional rattan basket from Olli Ella, personalized with a custom bow from Winn and William you can use year after year. If you'd like a cohesive look, add stuffers with an Easter motif like florals or bunnies, and use a color to tie things together, like yellows and creams for a baby chick basket. Here are our go-to ways to keep it fresh.
An Easter Basket for Baby Bunnies
Snag sweet bloomers, bonnets, booties, and babies for the under-one set. Swap out a traditional woven Easter basket for a softer version in canvas – or use a baby blanket. We love gifts that match babies' age and stage, that just happened to feature a woodland bunny or baby chick, like an activity pad for tummy time or a rolling toy that will give crawling babies something to reach for as they explore.
An Easter Basket For Toddlers
Celebrate spring with an Easter basket filled with whimsical, hands-on fun for curious toddlers. Instead of a traditional basket, try a child-sized watering can or a fabric tote they can carry on their own. Tuck in a set of soft floral or bunny-shaped hair clips, a wooden or fabric wand for magical play, and a pair of toddler-friendly gardening tools—perfect for helping in the dirt or playing pretend.
An Easter Basket for Preschoolers
Use the cheerful mascots of spring as the starting point for a classic Easter basket––from sunny bunny prints to silky carrots. Layer in stickers, and a Bunny Hop Mixer for aspiring chefs. Tucked it all into a vintage picnic basket.
An Easter Basket for Bigger Kids
Fill their basket with a mix of sweet treats and playful surprises that make Easter extra special. Move beyond the stuffed animals to craft activities and a colorful puzzle they can tackle on their own or with the family.
An Easter Basket for Tweens and Teens
Skip the jelly beans and go with a few pieces that feel just a little grown-up for the summer ahead. Think: simple studs, a journal paired with metallic pens, a floral hair comb, and some spring-forward accessories.