Anonymous wrote:What the hell kind of adult gives another adult an easter basket?? Grow up, people.

I sometimes give DH one. I put socks, his favorite candy, baseball tickets, stuff like that. I certainly don't see anything wrong with it. And I may give my adult children Easter baskets as well, only time will tell. Sounds more fun than your house!

Anonymous wrote:What the hell kind of adult gives another adult an easter basket?? Grow up, people.

Some parents and grandparents give their adult children Easter baskets every year. Where you been?

Flowers for his parents is fine.

Though I wouldn't turn down chocolate from anyone you'd be my friend for life !

But it's not needed.

What the hell kind of adult gives another adult an easter basket?? Grow up, people.

We bring 2 dishes for Easter dinner and a plant for my MIL. I imagine that she /they will do something for our 1 year old DS.

One great thing about Easter is that gift exchanges aren't a part of it! (With exceptions for children, who might get a stuffed animal or extra candy from doting relatives.) What's next, Thanksgiving presents?

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Anonymous wrote:Food for the dinner and flowers for the parents are fine. I wouldn't get anything for the siblings. Do they normally give you Easter gifts?

No but they're younger (mid 20s).

Meh, they're adults. I think you're fine. (Quoted PP here).

Anonymous wrote:Food for the dinner and flowers for the parents are fine. I wouldn't get anything for the siblings. Do they normally give you Easter gifts?

No but they're younger (mid 20s).

Food for the dinner and flowers for the parents are fine. I wouldn't get anything for the siblings. Do they normally give you Easter gifts?

You're fine.

We're going to my inlaws for Easter and DH's siblings will be there as well. Inlaws always give us baskets for Easter.

Do I give them gifts as well? Should I give DH's siblings gifts? Chocolate? Do I make his parents an Easter basket? I'm already bringing food for Easter dinner and will bring his parents flowers.