I just got my kids these candy jars from Drimmle & Do I found online. my kids love chocolate. too bad they will be crazy all afternoon but my mother in law will have to deal with it.

Have an 8 year old ..his basket is:

Pokemon carry playset thing (it's like a backpack that folds out into a pokemon scene)
4 characters to go along with it
One of those cups that has a container for snacks (he saw and ad for it and loved it)
One of those pens that has multiple colors to choose from

Will hide about 20 eggs which will just have candy

I moved from Bethesda to Park City, UT over the summer. Since I have moved here, I began a craft basket business.
Are they into crafts??

Anonymous wrote:We're just doing candy. I had thought about little gifts but I think we're just going the candy route, including a silly fun Easter egg hunt outside (silly bc they're 9 and 11). I might stick some $1s in the eggs, too.

Do this OP!

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Unfortunately they are past lego age. Much to my dismay. They used to be my go to.

Your 8 year old is past Lego age? Wow. I would take away the Xbox.

+1

Anonymous wrote:Unfortunately they are past lego age. Much to my dismay. They used to be my go to.

Your 8 year old is past Lego age? Wow. I would take away the Xbox.

Small spiral notebooks and multi color click pens. You know the ones with 4+ color inks in one pen? My kids really liked those.

Anonymous wrote:Unfortunately they are past lego age. Much to my dismay. They used to be my go to.

When my boys were that age, I found some silly gag gifts. The ones I remember are fart machines, water squirter rings and slip on fake fingers. They loved it!

Anonymous wrote:Some chocolates and marshmallows. Done. I can't stand the way they're turning Easter into another gifting occasion like Christmas

Completely agree. Haven't we learned anything this last year about what really matters? My brother and his wife used to give their kids a piece or two of good quality chocolate and a new book. So perfect and nothing more is needed. We're way to materialistic in the US.

We're just doing candy. I had thought about little gifts but I think we're just going the candy route, including a silly fun Easter egg hunt outside (silly bc they're 9 and 11). I might stick some $1s in the eggs, too.

Mine got a little drone from Amazon and some Candy and sidewalk chalk.

Unfortunately they are past lego age. Much to my dismay. They used to be my go to.

Legos

Some chocolates and marshmallows. Done. I can't stand the way they're turning Easter into another gifting occasion like Christmas

Their only interests these days seem to be Xbox. I’m totally stumped. Thanks.