If you’re looking to pack their baskets with goodies that go beyond the basic chocolate bunnies and cream eggs, look no further than these sweet Easter gifts.
After what felt like the longest winter ever, spring is *finally* here. Along with the budding trees and never-ending mix of rain and snow—hey, we never said nice weather had arrived—comes the pastel-branded Easter. As store aisles fill up with chocolate bunnies, colorful eggs and other Easter gifts for kids, you may be on the lookout for some fun new additions to your kids' Easter egg hunt.
Luckily, we've got you covered with a delightfully varied collection of Easter treats that are sure to egg-cite both you and your little ones. And in case your kids ask, yes, of course the Easter Bunny can shop online.
This year, Easter falls on Sunday, April 9. That means you have plenty of time to scoop up extra Easter gifts for kids that ship directly to your door. We found affordable gifts they'll love playing with and promise no visits to the dentist. From pastel-hued kids' water bottles to items from your newborn checklist for the littlest eggs, we've got you covered.
If you're looking for an affordable Easter gift for kids that hits all the right notes, this EggMazing Easter Egg Decorator Kit is it. They'll use fine motor skills and creativity to bring this holiday-perfect project to life. It's a mess-free, paint-free decorating system that's great for toddlers and older kids alike.
Did you know some of New York's best and most famous cupcakes can be sent directly through the mail? It's true. They arrive perfectly fresh, scrumptious and waiting to be devoured. We think the build-your-own-six-pack is a brilliant Easter gift for kids to share with siblings and relatives (they're big!), or a twelve-pack if you're hosting a party.
It's certainly one of the tastiest ideas for kids, and parents love these too.
Is there anything more exciting than art and unicorns combined? Hardly—which is exactly why this unicorn-themed sidewalk chalk set is going to be one of the best Easter gifts for kids you've ever given. They'll get out on the sidewalk, in the driveway or head to the church parking lot to make the most of this one. And it's fun for kids of all ages and stages.
Give them all the sweet Easter fun without any of the sugar in this Peeps Scented Dough Pack. It's a seasonal adventure they'll brag to their friends about after playing for hours. It's one of our favorite Easter gifts for toddler sensory play, and an affordable idea every kid loves.
This is one of our favorite affordable kids Easter gifts—especially if they love arts and crafts.
Have you ever seen anything quite as adorable as this little Calico Critters family of rabbits? It's an adorable make-believe set they'll cherish year-round and an on-theme Easter gift for little kids that just makes sense.
These snuggly-soft Dreamland Baby Co. Peter Rabbit pajamas are fun all year round, but a total joy in the days leading up to Easter. Available in newborn sizes through 3T, there's something for everybunny on your list.
Order a few sets in other prints, too. These pajamas make excellent gifts for babies and pair well with one of the best toddler alarm clocks for kids nearly nursery and pre-school ages.
Sending a Sugarwish is the perfect way to make someone feel loved and appreciated. Choose their favorite candies, snacks and other treats online and the company will package it beautifully and send it off to your loved one. Jelly beans, gummies, chocolates and more are all offered in the lineup.
Choose from a variety of sizes and price points (hint: they're all fairly budget-friendly!). Heck, they even offer Sugarwishes for pups!
This fun, colorful sticker book is one of the most affordable Easter gifts for kids on our list and an absolute blast for older toddlers. They'll work on fine motor skills, practice colors and indulge their most artistic selves. You'll love the quiet, thoughtful play.
It's one of our favorite gift ideas for art-loving little ones.
Chocolate-loving kids will hop right over to this scrumptious Olive & Cocoate Easter tote designed especially for them. It's an inviting take on traditional Easter baskets and ships right to your door or theirs. Get ready for a mouth-watering chocolate bunny, white chocolate pretzels, nonpareil gumdrops, white chocolate drizzled popcorn and pastel jelly beans. Mmmm!
If you're looking for an Easter basket stuffer they'll really use, these fun Scentco scented pencils are a sure winner. They're for little kids and big kids alike thanks to thicker grips and pastel colors. Each set features fiver eraser-topped writing instruments dressed up with all sorts of kid-approved smells.
How cute are these pastel-colored, spring-y Native Shoes for toddlers? They come in a variety of colors to suit every style. Little girls and boys also rave about the ventilation holes, ample cushioning and slide-on wearing that frees up little hands.
Kids fawn over Hatchimals, which is why this Easter-themed basket full of cuties is a sure winner. Each easy-to-carry basket is loaded with cute bunny rabbits and other creatures, and beats typical stuffed animals by a mile.
Make them teeny-tiny bunny waffles with this adorable Dash bunny waffle maker. Frankly, it's good for all ages, but we love how perfectly portioned these are for little hands and growing bellies. If you want to offer a healthier spin, try swapping batter for eggs—it'll fry up a waffle-shaped 4-inch omelet in under a minute.
Everyone should be hoptimasts, right? Especially the Easter-loving kids. These super cute Hoptimast tees from Life Is Good send all the right messages and come in XS through XXL. That means you can dress all the kids in these adorable shirts for the best family photo ever.
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Bryce Gruber is a Jewish mom to five growing kids. She loves writing shopping and trend content and catching up on pop culture. When she's not raising her children, she can be found hiking local mountains, traveling to sunny beaches and trying to get a handle on the endless laundry life provides.