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Wednesday, March 21, 2018

50 Non-Candy Easter Baskets Ideas

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You may have seen my post last week on what will be appearing in the girls Easter baskets this year. If not, you can read it here. But when I was thinking of items to go in my girls Easter baskets, I was a little stumped. I thought about things they need, things they want and then things I think they would like. And I figured I would share some of those with you all. Just in case you were stumped like me. I linked to a few of our favorites.

50 Non-Candy Easter Baskets Ideas

For Kids

* Hair ties (Ouchless and Coil)
* Plastic bracelets
* Coins/money
* Fun straws
* Toy cars
* Socks
* Sandals
* Play make-up
* Puffy stickers
* Silly putty
* Play Doh
* Old school wind up toys
* Bouncy balls
* Books
* Crayons
* Little figurines (Minnie Mouse, Disney Princesses, Paw Patrol, Trolls, etc.)
* Baby doll accessories
* Chapstick
* Friendship necklaces
* Bath toys
* Child's first watch
* Legos
* Bandaids
* Card games (Uno, SkipBo)
* Toothbrush
* Puzzle
* Slinky
* Hair Brush
* Mini balls (mini football, mini basketball, mini kickball)
* PJs
* Baby/Kid Aviators
* Play wallet
* Blocks
* Headbands
* Sensory Water Beads
* Glow in the dark stars
* Toy flash light
* Shampoo/body wash
* Stuffed animal
* Bubbles
* Coloring book
* Personalized cups/Water bottles
* Sidewalk chalk
* Gold Fish/Annie's Bunnies
* Tin Spin Top Toy
* Hat
* Bathing suit
* Water shoes
* Movies
* Play binoculars

24 comments :

  1. My kids are getting band-aids, socks, chapstick for non toy related items but this list has me wanting to get more!

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  2. Such good ideas! I'll have to remember this for my nephews

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  3. Oh these are great ideas. I never really got candy in my Easter basket as a child and the kids all use to make fun of me for it. ha. I have never been a big candy eater so my Mom got me other things. I once got a flat iron in my Easter Basket. haha

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  4. I always loved my easter basket growing up because my mom always would put in fun stuff other than candy. I can remember getting ALBUMS in them. #oldschool haha

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  5. So many great ideas! Toothbrushes and socks are the perfect everyday practical items. Sierra~Beautifully Candid

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  6. These are great ideas! I'm trying to come up with good ideas for an 8 year old boy!

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  7. Nice! This is perfect for us.

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  8. SUCH great ideas, Danielle! And dang, I don't think I've ever thought to put PJs in our kids' baskets! I usually put a shirt or dress for each of them, but I don't know why it's never occurred to me to do PJs!

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  9. You have so many good ideas! Growing up we always got a little candy and a whole lot of other stuff. My mom always got a good jump on our spring/summer wardrobe for easter, and definitely some sandals and a few toys or whatnot. That is what I plan to do with Zoe too!

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    1. This is exactly why I put this out there. It gives so many ideas. I tried to mimic what my mom did as well. I want to keep the traditions going!!!

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  10. Lots of fun ideas here! When it comes to little "dolls" or something, I love the itty bitty ones from Hallmark. You can get some favorite characters there!! :)

    -Lauren
    www.shootingstarsmag.net

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    1. That is a great idea. I didn't even think about the itty bitty dolls. I will check those out.

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  11. Sidewalk chalk was always a huge hit with mine. Last year I got giant eggs and filled with stuff for the college boys they needed like the body wash, shampoo, etc and then I put cash in littler eggs inside it. They loved it. I even rolled up T-shirt’s for each and new swim trunks. This is a GREAT list!

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    1. My girls love chalk as well. I love that you still did Easter for the boys last year. I bet they loved it.

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  12. This could not have come at a better time, as I'm at a loss of how to finish filling up Serena's basket without candy since she doesn't eat it yet. Definitely picking up some sidewalk chalk and her favorite Annie's Bunnies <3
    Green Fashionista

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  13. All great ideas! We used to go all out at Easter, but it was getting like a mini-Christmas, so we are cutting back this year. Each kid will get a little bit of candy, a book, something to wear for Spring/Summer, a few dollar spot items, a small outdoor item (chalk/bubbles/ball), and one small item that they have been wanting (like a Barbie or water bottle).

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  14. Such cute ideas! Thanks for sharing!

    xx
    Lauren Elizabeth
    Petite in Pearls

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  15. Thank you for the great ideas!!

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