Easter basket ideas

[Anonymous]

We do a family basket for our family of 3 and pets. When my kid goes to college soon I'll send them an individual basket again All consumeables. I loathe making every holiday a mini-christmas and I bring enough crap into the house without doing that (and enjoy doing it!).

lindt eggs
2 chocolate bunnies
small foil chocolate eggs
mini twix
candy tubes: haribo, m&ms, kisses
another haribo
dr. pepper peeps
cheez its
parm crisps
veggie seeds: squash, snap peas, basil
cat toys

[Anonymous]

Mine is getting Mogu Mogu. She thinks it’s the best and is not really a big candy kid. I’m putting 3 bottles in.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I have an 18,27 and 30 year dd's and a 30 year old sil and I make them a small basket each.

For my daughters I put bath and bodyworks candles and car freshners, hair gel or hairspray, snack cakes or favorite candy, nail polish and for 2 dd's who like to color adult coloring books and colored pencils/markers.

For my sil I put body sprays, snack cakes and body washes.

Wow. Can you adopt me?

And me too? I want the all of it ... especially the "snack cakes."

Sure why not. But you will need to move to Brooklyn NY and live within 2 minutes of us. Were a very close family and my 30 year old dd, sil and grandsons live in the apartment, obove us while my 27 and 18 year old still live with me and dh.

I dont spoil my daughters throughout the year unless Im shopping and see something they would like so little surpriss on holidays is what I do and it costs only about $100 or such for everything.

[Anonymous]

I got mine mini bogg bags instead of baskets with some candy. The bags aren’t cheap but I know they will use them constantly this summer.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:fidgets
water bottle
temp tattoos
small portable charger
journal
reading light clip things for book
temp tattoos
bunny house slippers
nice socks/bombas etc
card games
tiny squishallow

Where did you get a tiny squishmallow?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:We do a family basket for our family of 3 and pets. When my kid goes to college soon I'll send them an individual basket again All consumeables. I loathe making every holiday a mini-christmas and I bring enough crap into the house without doing that (and enjoy doing it!).

lindt eggs
2 chocolate bunnies
small foil chocolate eggs
mini twix
candy tubes: haribo, m&ms, kisses
another haribo
dr. pepper peeps
cheez its
parm crisps
veggie seeds: squash, snap peas, basil
cat toys

I don't normally want candy, but will need to find this...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:fidgets
water bottle
temp tattoos
small portable charger
journal
reading light clip things for book
temp tattoos
bunny house slippers
nice socks/bombas etc
card games
tiny squishallow

Where did you get a tiny squishmallow?

https://www.cvs.com/shop/squishmallows-mystery-squad-easter-plush-blind-capsule-4-in-prodid-583899?skuId=583899&cgaa=QWxsb3dHb29nbGVUb0FjY2Vzc0NWU1BhZ2Vz&cid=ps_eas_pla&gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAjwk43ABhBIEiwAvvMEB8KsQHrKRToNQ4u6B_tA3_uy3h8RNkYGBVN7JmcRtqQ74OvnbkeLoxoCIpIQAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds

costco in ffx still had them yesterday

[Anonymous]

Like a pp I also do all consumables. Actively trying to live a clutter free/less consumeristic life. Social media is a plague.

[Anonymous]

Walgreens has the squishmallows and the Dr Pepper Peeps...

[Anonymous]

Any new ideas for Easter 2026?

[Anonymous]

I've gone with a special dessert for the whole family and one treat each (like one chocolate bunny or whatever they would like the most) and stopped any Easter baskets at age 18.

[Anonymous]

I keep it simple and do the same thing each year. A few favorite Easter themed candies. Travel sized bath items they use. A gift card to Starbucks or a quick service place they like. That’s it.

It’s not Christmas part 2.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:fidgets
water bottle
temp tattoos
small portable charger
journal
reading light clip things for book
temp tattoos
bunny house slippers
nice socks/bombas etc
card games
tiny squishallow

Teens not preschoolers

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Need ideas for kids ages 15-22, girls and boys. Already have thought of gift cards and lip balm and scrunchies etc. Anything unusual or fun that I could pick up after work today? TIA!

Thanks will do. The TIA is presumptuous.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:fidgets
water bottle
temp tattoos
small portable charger
journal
reading light clip things for book
temp tattoos
bunny house slippers
nice socks/bombas etc
card games
tiny squishallow

Teens not preschoolers

+1. Lots of parents of 5th graders on here who seem confused.