Check out these candy-free Easter Basket ideas. Sometimes we need to limit the amount of candy our kiddos get because of food allergies, sensitivities, or just because it is not the healthiest thing for them. That does not mean that we are party poopers, we just need to be creative and think outside the box (or basket).

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Spring Themed Easter Basket

Does your little one like to play outside? Supply them with their own set of child-size gardening tools and some seed packets.

Other ideas to get them playing outside:

• sidewalk chalk
• bubbles
• saucer swing
• new bike or tricycle
• scooter
• roller skates
• jump rope
• kite
• supplies to make a fairy garden

Summer Themed Easter Basket

Get your kids or grandkids ready for summer by supplying them with new swimming goggles, a new swimming suit, pool toys, flip-flops, and a beach towel.

Arts and Crafts Easter Basket

• crayons
• markers
• canvases
• paints
• paint brushes
• coloring books

Give them an Experience

Instead of more stuff, give them memories. Get them tickets to a movie theater or local theater, or season passes to a local swimming pool, amusement park, museum, zoo, etc.

Books

Books are always a great gift for kids! Every child should have a home library.

Easter is also a perfect time to give your child a Bible or child-appropriate devotional.

More Misc. Ideas

• Nerf Gun with extra nerf bullets
• silly puddy
• kinetic sand
• play-dough and play-dough accessories
• stickers
• nail polish
• Lego sets
• scrunchies
• small jewelry (earrings, bracelets, etc.)
• glow sticks
• a new board game
• a whoopee cushion
• pop its
• Rubik’s Cube

Ideas for Filling Easter Eggs

Everyone loves hunting for Easter eggs. But what do you fill them with, if not candy? My kids always loved getting money (even a few pennies, nickels, or dimes) just as much, if not more than candy. Other ideas are:

• stickers
• costume jewelry
• silly puddy
• marbles
• play dough
• seed packets
• chap stick
• balloons
• Lego pieces
• stamps
• small erasers
• small toy animals
• army men
• hot wheels

Check out more Easter posts from our blog.

Have a Happy Easter everyone!