11, candy

8 and 11.
Skipped the chocolate bunny as they never get eaten. No one mentioned the lack of bunny

Pokémon cards, Aaron’s thinking putty, silly string, candy, fight toys,

1 and 6

Bubbles, chalk, swimsuit, kinetic sand

I really like the PP's silk pillowcase idea for the older kids. I will have to remember that one.

^ I meant Action Bible. Adventure is what he used to have

10 YO - Candy (jelly beans, M&Ms, chocolate bunny, twix eggs, peeps and cotton candy) and then had a scavenger hunt to find a large lego set.

Teen, middle and elementary. All got a chocolate bunny

Teen - loves crafting, so got embroidery paper and extra needles and thread; bath bombs; logic puzzle book

Middle - lego, handheld puzzle games including Kanoodle, gum, Bible word search book

Elementary - another small lego, football, Adventure Bible

Anonymous wrote:4 kids - 15, 13, 12, 9

Each kid got their favorite type of candy, a coconut water, and then a pair of silk pillowcases.

That is really sweet. My 60-something yr old neighbor was in the yard yesterday hiding eggs in preparation for her grown kids to come over for dinner (no grandkids). Loved it

4 kids - 15, 13, 12, 9

Each kid got their favorite type of candy, a coconut water, and then a pair of silk pillowcases.

Age 2. Empty basket, about 10 plastic eggs with candy and Easter grass in them hidden around the house that she was supposed to find and put in the basket but mostly just played with as they were found.

8 and 5 yo. Eggs with jelly beans and chocolate. Peeps. Jump rope, side walk chalk, rock markers, new t shirt for upcoming trip.

3, 5

eggs filled with jelly beans and chocolate, chocolate bunny, (lego and book), (sticker book and paw patrol activity book)

9yo . Chocolate, keychain for backpack, bouncy ball, scentsy markers, graphic novel, small stuff for shower.

Age 4. We did new socks, sidewalk chalk, an activity book, watercolors, a chocolate bunny and some Annie's bunny snacks. We also have some Easter candy around the house but I've found it's much easier to limit how much she eats if it's in a communal bowl that she can choose from after meals, as opposed to in her actual basket (she has eat the head of her chocolate bunny already though).

Ages 8.5 and almost 4. Their baskets had toy filled eggs, stickers, a big toy, books and chocolate bunny and chocolate eggs.

Ages and what did you put in them?