This Year’s (Mostly) Candy Free Easter Baskets

Completed Easter basket for Everett (4 years old) + Nora (7 months old)

View the CUTEST bunny rope baskets here - they will absolutely be a fixture in our playroom once Easter is over

Easter is less than four weeks away, so right about now is the time that I panic about baskets and what to fill them with. About an hour after that, I forget about them for 3.5 weeks, and then REALLY PANIC, as I have nothing prepped days before the Bunny hops into town. But, not this year. This year, I’ve pulled myself together and managed to buy baskets AND all of the filler items!

I’m a big believer in buying things the kids need, and making them into fun holiday gifts. You know, the stuff that you would have had to buy anyway… throw it in that basket! I do the same with stockings, birthdays, Valentine’s Day - any holiday that allows my kids to run over and hug me, even though they just opened a present that contained socks.

Check out how I filled the baskets below:

View Pout Pout Fish book here

View Hippity, Hoppity, Little Bunny here

View toddler swimsuit here

Egg-shaped sidewalk chalk bought at the Target dollar spot, view similar here

View baby swimsuit here

View bath bomb here

View kids’ googles here

View baby spoons here

View candy here, but really, you’re probably better finding it in store somewhere

View baby spoons here

View masks here

View teether here

View romper (2 pack) here

View socks here

Teal sunglasses found at the Target dollar spot, view similar here

Flower sunglasses found at the Target dollar spot, view similar here

Even though Evy is literally getting socks in his Easter basket, he’ll be thrilled. There’s plenty of other small, fun items, that will keep him on a present high.

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