I’ve just begun the search for the perfect items to put in the kids’ Easter baskets this year. Through the years, I’ve become more and more picky about what makes the cut. I like quality toys that won’t break days after arrival and items that foster creativity and get their imaginations going. (And books. And they get a little bit of candy too, of course.) Are you the same way? It has been a long time since I’ve participated in #5Faves, but I thought I’d jump back in today with five Easter basket ideas from our shop, Big White Farmhouse:
Peg Doll Vehicle Sets // Sophia and TJ LOVE these wooden vehicles. They are sturdy enough for little hands, but look just as sweet displayed on a nursery shelf. We have a police car, firetruck, airplane, pink coupe and blue rover.
Wooden Rattles // SO cute for the littlest ones! We have a wide variety of designs: bear, cat, heart, car, bunny and bird!
eco-dough and eco-crayons // Eco-dough is made with natural ingredients and colored using fruit and veggie extracts. I like this big set because it’s easy to separate for many baskets. The eco-crayons are made to look like sea rocks from the coast of Maine and are great for the one to two year old crowd.
Treasure Hunter’s Kit // If you’re looking for less “stuff” but with a bigger impact, this kit may be perfect. Everything you need for a treasure hunt is included in a beautiful wooden box. Be sure to also check out the Fairy House Kit too.
Scatter Garden Kits // A unique idea for the child that values quality time. I can imagine a themed basket with everything you need to create a garden together: one of our scatter garden kits (we have a butterfly habitat, songbird habitat, fragrant flowers or honeybee), a pair of gardening gloves and maybe some kid-sized tools. (I’ve heard awesome things about this book too.) So fun.
And a special bonus for you, my blogging friends:
Take 15% off anything in the shop with the coupon code BLOGFRIEND. Good until Sunday, April 2, 2017.
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Linking up with Bonnie!
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Linking up with Bonnie!
Oh, that Fairy House kit is too cute! I love that idea!
It is SO darling! The wooden box is such a nice touch too. I love when playthings have a place to go when not in use, you know?