Easter basket ideas

[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.

[Anonymous]

If you can find Needoh that’s something they all want right now.

Some other ideas: a cute little cami tank or two from Hollister, a new makeup/toiletries bag, my 12 year old is very into Cirkul bottles right now which have cartridges that you insert to flavor the water. A lip balm or gloss, some of the pimple patches they like to wear, snacks and candy, GUM, they love getting gum. Tree Hut sugar scrub, a new razor, lotion or body spray, a new phone case, the Jeju Matcha packets from Trader Joe’s and a small automatic whisk if they like to make matcha at home, Bombas socks (the best socks ever), a Baggu bag, claw clips, mechanical pencils or new pens (my middle schooler loves getting these), a new book, thrifted CDs (my kids love these), Jibbitz if your kid still wears Crocs, any small toy blind bag, they love blind bags.

[Anonymous]

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

I was just thinking about how glad I am we don't live in the US and have avoided all this

[Anonymous]

It's the whole idea of "we need stuff. What stuff do we need? Ideas for stuff?" I get it but it's sad

[Anonymous]

Your mum

[Anonymous]

DD, 14, still likes us hiding her basket. I think she likes that more or equally as much as what is inside her basket. Will do chocolate bunny, tjs takis, a gift card for $15-20, and a small stuffed animal. I probably spend $40 total and most of it is consumable. Grandparents usually give her candy and a gift card as well.