Easter baskets?

I thought this might already be here, but I didn't see one so forgive me if this is a duplicate post. What kind of things are you putting in Easter baskets for 3 yr olds? I'm trying to make a list for Walmart tomorrow......so far I have:

stickers

bubbles

jelly beans

chapstick

coloring book

 

Mine are younger, but I got super cute gardening stuff for them at Target. They have little shovels, and mini-rake things (hand-held- not sure what they are called), gardening gloves and a hat. We are going to plant a garden this year and the girls LOVE digging in the back yard so I thought they were cute.

 

We have:

a little bit of candy (small container of M&Ms, small container of jellybeans, small chocolate bunny)
hair scrunchies and headbands (from the $1 aisle at Targe' !!)
harmonicas
sunglasses

That's all we're doing.

 

Pinocchio Movie
Books-Thomas, 2 Max and Ruby, 2 Curious George, I forget the other
2 Sesame Street from Target's dollar section
Max and Ruby beanie bunnies
small toys like you find at Target/dollar store
very little candy, first year they are getting any
Egg hunt

 

We have some of the things you mentioned as as well as: jumpropes, books, little puzzles, and some more outdoor things.

 

Some of the things that have already been mentioned are great ideas!! Love the gardening tools idea.

I just can't go without the token hollow Chocolate Bunny

fingernail polish (my girls go crazy over having nails painted)

books

 

I give my niece & nephew money inside of the plastic eggs since they get some candy from their parents... I mean the Easter Bunny!!! They get so happy 'cuz they can use ithe money at Toys R Us for what they want.

 

Bubbles and sidewalk chalk are a staple in our Easter Baskets. Goldfish crackers, some candy, gardening tools. I think I'm going to put a Crayola Color Wonder pack in each one as well.

 

- sunglasses
- books
- Splash balls
- pajamas
- chalk
- a little candy
- matchbox airplanes
- sippy cup for my little guy
- we got these really cool pretend Wii remotes with candy from Walgreen's-- I am so excited to give these to them. They are always trying to play the Wii when we are and we don't let them use the real remotes yet. Before they used tv remotes.

 

peeps.

 

DD: All five Wiggles dolls, a Wiggles T-shirt, and Wiggles barrettes (she's obsessed)
DS: Hotwheels/matchbox cars, a Thomas train, Pixar Cars T-shirt

And they are both getting an Easter book, bubbles, watercolor paint book, stickers, M&Ms, and a small chocolate bunny.

Instead of a basket, I used a large sand pail with a shovel.

 

Crocs

Bubbles

Seeds (Sunflowers, Tomatoes, Herbs)

Garden gloves

Baseball hats

Sunglasses

2 Hotwheels cars


We do have some plastic eggs to find. I filled them with yogurt-covered raisins, sunflower seeds, dried fruit, nuts instead of candy. (they are getting a token small, chocolate bunny from the grandparents).

 

Most of what I have is already listed... my kids LOVE getting tattoos, so I put some of those in, too. We are giving them hollow chocolate bunnies... their first candy!
Helen

 

we got v tech cameras. we do several big easter egg hunts and don't need any candy

 

sandals
bubbles
stickers
temp tattoos
paint w/water books
squirt gun
chocolate bunny

I messed up and bought them little garden trowels and a packet of sunflower seeds (to plant, not to eat) recently and realized later that I should have saved those for the basket. Oops.

 

My son is 2 1/2 and I got him a duck game (can't remember the name), a small box of candy (from my girls school fundraiser), and a train book. My mom does an easter egg hunt every year and they do one at our church so I don't get them much in their baskets. I know my mom put some money, chalk, small toys, and jump ropes for the girls and a car for my son in the eggs for them to find.