Puzzled about what to get your toddler this Easter? Here is a list of what you could put in their Easter basket this year.
Basket![]()
A good quality basket is always a good shout, especially because it can be reused throughout the year and on an annual basis. The basket could be used to hold your little ones’ toys or games year-round, and when it’s Easter time again, you can fill the basket with Easter gifts and treats.
The basket could also be used for a competitive Easter Egg Hunt.
Fluffy Easter Basket | Mimi & Lula | Click Here to go to Website
Oval Wicker Easter Egg Basket | The Range | Click Here to go to Website
Pink Rope Easter Basket | Hobbycraft | Click Here to go to Website
Books
Easter books are always a fun gift for toddlers, especially if they are just beginning to put sentences together. You could have a look at the Roald Dahl Easter Eggstravaganza , Mr Impossible and The Easter Egg Hunt or Tales from Acorn Wood: Spring.
The perfect way to get them reading this Easter.
Mister Impossible and The Easter Egg Hunt | The Works | Click Here to go to Website
Easter Eggstravaganza | The Roald Dahl Museum Online Shop | Click Here to go to Website
Tales from Acorn Wood: Spring | Amazon | Click Here to go to Website
Roy’s Boys - Easter t-shirts
Why not get your little one an Easter T-shirt! Personalise both with your little one's name and choose your Easter animal on the 'Egg Hunt Club' t-shirt.
Personalised Easter Egg Hunt Kids' T-Shirt | Roy's Boys | Click Here to go to Website
Personalised Hoppy Easter Kids' T-Shirt | Roy's Boys | Click Here to go to Website
Chocolate Eggs
Chocolate eggs or bunnies are always the perfect Easter gifts. Why not add one into your little one's Easter Basket? An easy egg to find. Chocolate eggs can be found at your local supermarket.
Toys
Add some Easter-themed small toys or activities to keep your little one occupied. These could include an Easter bunny soft toy, an egg-sorting game, temporary tattoos, or an activity to do outside in the sunshine!
Bridget Bunny | Early Learning | Click Here to go to Website
Temporary Tattoos | Meri Meri | Click Here to go to Website
Little Lot Colourful Shape Sorting Eggs | Early Learning | Click Here to go to Website
Peppa Pig Fountain Bubble Machine | Early Learning | Click Here to go to Website
Blanket
A picnic blanket or something to keep them warm, it’s your choice! This could also help to line your Easter basket.
Crochet Bunny Blanket | KnitsandBobsByIsabel - Etsy | Click Here to go to Website
Waste-Not Buzzy Bee Picnic Blanket | Anorak | Click Here to go to Website
Easter Egg Hunt Map
Get creative and make a map of your garden or house, wherever you plan to hold an Easter Egg Hunt, to help your little one find all their little eggs. It is also a fun keepsake for the future to look back on.
Have a look at Bob’s Easter Egg Map on the Bluey Website and have a go at making your own!
Click Here to go to the Bluey webpage.
Easter Accessories
A fun accessory for the Easter period is always a good idea, with sunglasses, bunny ears or a small bag.
Tulip Bunny Ears | Mimi & Lula | Click Here to go to Website
Flower Shaped Sunglasses | H&M | Click Here to go to Website
Here are a couple of images of other people's Easter Baskets from Pinterest
