Hoppy Easter! Easter Basket Stuffers For Every Child In The Family Based On Age

Keep in mind, these terms are used loosely. Not all boys like the same things, nor do girls. Every item in this list is appropriate for both. However, it can be hard looking for Easter basket stuffers for boys who don't happen to love Easter pastels.

Easter basket stuffer ideas for boys can include fun little games they can play throughout the season.

One idea is a book of bug mazes. It's inexpensive, small, and a great way to entertain anyone. (And bugs are also a big part of spring — they just don't get the same amount of attention that flowers and bunnies do.)

Do you have a jokester in the family? Many boys will think that this cotton candy that's packaged as Easter Bunny Farts is very funny. Of course, if that's something you can't stomach, surely there are other Easter basket stuffers you can choose from.

That said, if the product idea made you chuckle, it's also available in dog, dinosaur, pony, and zombie versions to officially cover all occasions.

When thinking about Easter basket stuffers for boys, what's better than dinosaur eggs? Surely they'd be a nice surprise in any Easter basket. Plus, they add a bit of color to the basket.

No matter what you choose for the young boy in your life, it's sure to be a hit. Easter is an exciting time and a great day to spend with your family.

Looking for Easter basket stuffer ideas for girls? Much like boys, there's nothing in this list that's necessarily made for one sex or gender. Anything listed above would also be fantastic. But if that doesn't seem to be a match, here are some more ideas.

Unicorn bath bombs are always a big hit, especially for kids who love to play in the tub. They're just as colorful as eggs but serve a greater purpose. Bath bombs for kids are also popular, because many of them — including these — include a small toy or prize inside. It's almost like Cracker Jacks for the next generation.

Art supplies are also a great choice for young girls. Markers, glitter pens, colored pencils, and crayons are always a hit. Easter coloring books are also a great add. If you're planning a big dinner or need a way to entertain the kids after an outdoor Easter egg hunt, coloring is a great option. Make sure the colors that you buy are fun. Anything with metallics or glitter included is sure to be a win.

If you feel like your girls are old enough, you might want to get them an Easter-inspired Lip Smackers or another lip gloss of their choice. Of course, that's up to you to know whether or not they're ready. But for many girls, lip gloss is a harmless way to make them feel a bit more grown up. Plus, it's fun — and Easter is all about fun.

Other hits include chalk that they can play with outside or items for outdoor play like jump ropes.

It can be hard to think up good Easter basket stuffer ideas for teens. And that's because teens may be slightly more removed from the holiday. While they're excited about the celebration, they probably won't be into chalk and window clings like younger kids. But there are still plenty of great ideas out there if you're on the lookout for good Easter basket stuffers they'd enjoy.

Teen girls may enjoy lip balm as well. And there are plenty of spring-related flavors that can help fill their basket.

Candy is always a sure bet. In fact, it's a great bet for anyone receiving a basket. (And it's also a great bet for anyone making up a basket. Who can resist a Cadbury Creme Egg?)

Just make sure not to overdo it with candy. Especially since there are so many fun things to fill baskets with outside of sugar. Gift cards are always a sure bet. Find out where your teen is shopping and what they're spending money on, and choose an appropriate gift card. Gamers may enjoy a GameStop card, while those into makeup might enjoy a card to Sephora or Ulta.

It might not be a lot of fun, but even plastic eggs with a little bit of cash inside will be very useful for the teen in your life. Stuff three or four eggs with $5 bills for a nice surprise.

It's important to acknowledge your teen for the holiday, even if they're not in the spirit. Sure, they may prefer hanging out with their friends that Sunday, but including them in family activities is necessary. They may choose to opt out, but make sure they know they always have a place at the table for Easter dinner.

When it comes to Easter basket stuffers, toddlers are the most exciting to shop for. Toddlers are just learning about the holiday and are quite easy to impress.

For the most part, toddlers love books — and there are plenty of Easter books for kids that feature their favorite characters, like Daniel Tiger and Peppa Pig.

There are also a lot of soft and squishy toys that toddlers — especially young toddlers — would love to play with.

Toddlers also love stuffed animals. Gund — which likely made your own favorite plush — will be unveiling its Oh So Snuggly collection this year, just in time for Easter. Getting stuffed bunnies on Easter can help start a collection or a tradition that your toddler will love for years to come.

TOMY Toomies are also a great gift that kids can play with for quite some time. These eggs in a carton each have personalities. Warning: They also squeak.

Thinking about what holiday basket stuffers to skip this year? It's not a great idea to use decorative Easter grass with toddlers and babies. Sure, it adds a bit of color to your photos. But really, it seems to cause more of a mess than anything else. Plus, most toddlers will either try to eat it or get it all over the house. It's quite all right to avoid Easter grass this year.

If you have a paper shredder at home, you can make your own "grass" and recycle as you go. It's also better for the environment.

It can be very difficult thinking up Easter basket stuffer ideas for babies. And that's because babies can't do that much. Sure, they're adorable — but they can't interact with some of the Easter toys and goodies the same way that other kids can.

Soft toys are always a good bet. These toy maracas are bound to be a hit in any baby Easter basket. And they'll also look great in any Easter basket.

As far as candy goes, you'll want to talk to your pediatrician about that. But honestly, purees make for a great and healthy Easter treat for babies without teeth who have been approved to eat solid foods. It may be what they eat every day, but they're not too choosy.

Obviously, you'll want to make sure that you avoid anything the baby can choke on. Big plushes are a big hit, as long as you keep them out of the crib for naptime. Oballs are also a great gift and something babies can use to work on their grasping technique.

Finger puppet board books are also likely to be a hit, and there are a bunch featuring little ducks and bunnies to help baby get into the spirit.

Easter basket stuffers for babies don't have to be too extreme. At this point in their lives, the holiday is more important for you. That means that you can stock an Easter basket with things you think baby might need down the road. Whether it's wipes, onesies, cute shoes, or even bath bubbles, it'll be good enough for your little one.

Just remember, Easter should be a fun family time. It's not as much about the gifts and Easter Bunny leavings than it is about time together.

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