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Easter basket ideas for toddlers

March 26th, 2007

Easter Shopping Picks

  • Sidewalk chalk (get the good stuff without the lead and other additives because they still like to eat the chalk).
  • Thomas the Train engines
  • Mini balls - soccer, basketball, baseball. I saw these at Target last week in a set of three, they aren’t small enough to be a choking hazard, but they could be ripped apart, depending on your child, so always watch them with these.
  • Bunny ears!
  • Blocks - Peek-a-blocks are fun for the younger ones, or some extra duplos for the bigger ones.
  • Hot Wheels and other cars (without any detachable parts)
  • Stickers
  • Larger play figures (Army men, Fisher-Price people, etc).
  • Chocolate bunny
  • Bubbles - these no spill bubble containers are a hit around here.
  • Smaller sand/bath toys

What are you putting in your little one’s basket this year?? Tell us in comments!


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  1. Comment by kailani on March 26, 2007 3:33 am

    For the kids in Girlie Girl’s class, I’m getting them all easter egg dye kits. I found them at Target on a layover and I don’t think you can get them anywhere in Hawaii. I hope they like it!

  2. Comment by Tendrils on March 26, 2007 9:54 am

    GREAT list! I have not been that organized yet, so I have yet to put my little guy’s basket together! But all of your suggestions would be a HIT! HE LOVES THOMAS, cars, blocks, bubbles, and balls!

  3. Comment by Trish D on March 26, 2007 10:15 am

    Great ideas! For my 4 YO son, he’s getting a Rescue Hero figure, sunglasses, and a new hat. My 2 YO daughter will be getting sunglasses, some fun barrettes (she loves hair stuff!) and some play food. For goodies, they’ll both get fruit snacks and some individual bags of pretzels. Anything individually packaged is automatically cool at our house :)

  4. Comment by Mike on March 26, 2007 4:03 pm

    Books are always popular in our baskets as are the little plastic easter eggs. Our kids played with the eggs for most of the rest of the year last year.

  5. Comment by Lauren on March 26, 2007 6:37 pm

    I have also bought my son some Thomas the tank engine trains, some sidewalk chalk, jelly beans (just about the only candy he likes, bubbles and a Dora video! I think he’ll have a ball!

  6. Comment by Elizabeth on March 26, 2007 9:50 pm

    My boys are 10 and 8, and last year they each got a new chapter book in their basket. And of course, chocolate! For my daughter this year, I’m thinking crayons because she LOVES to color. Target has lots of cute gift basket ideas.

  7. Comment by Mandy on March 28, 2007 2:58 pm

    I bought my son who’s almost two a Spud Bunny (Mr. Potato Head), Sally car from Cars Movie, Nick Jr Vehicles (with Blue Clues on it), Small John Deere Tractor, A reeces pieces carrot (Bag with green top shaped like a carrot with reeces in it), and put M&M’s in little eggs. Unfortuately - I am going to either need a bigger basket or two. He has a firetruck basket that he was given while I was pregnant and I can’t seem to part with it. Daddy’s basket is a police car (daddy’s a cop), so they look so cute together.

  8. Trackback by Lil Duck Duck on March 28, 2007 7:20 pm

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  9. Comment by Brandy on April 7, 2007 6:10 pm

    Your list gave me some great ideas that I didn’t think of. I found this really cute plush lamb puppet and a Wiggle’s book of first words. I still have to pick up some other things as well as her treats. Thanks for the ideas.

  10. Comment by Alesha on March 22, 2008 12:42 am

    My 2yr old son is getting plastic eggs filled with stickers and fruit snacks! I also was thinking about putting in a crayola color wonder coloring book! Mess and worry free ;)

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