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The Big White Farmhouse

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March 18, 2015

{gift guide} Five Easter Basket Ideas for Kids

Easter is just around the corner, so I’ve started thinking about what to put in those five little baskets.  


Quick side note: I have been on a search for nice baskets for all five kids that we could use year after year, but didn’t cost a small fortune.  Guys, I found them at World Market!  They are plenty big, come in fun colors (we got blue, green and pink) and were only $10 each with free shipping!  I love them.
    
Anyway, my motto with most gift giving is no junk.  I try to purchase things that will can be enjoyed for awhile, as well as fun things that also fill a need.  Of course a bit of chocolate too!  Linking up with Melody (who’s taking over for Jenna!) today to share five of my favorite ideas:


Bunny Wooden Teether Toy // How adorable is this teether?  I’m trying to convince myself that TJ doesn’t need it – poor 5th child!  I’ve ordered baby gifts from Little Sapling before and the quality is so great.  This is a nice choice for the under 1 crowd.      


Eco-Dough // Made in Maine, this molding dough is made from all natural ingredients and is dyed with fruit and vegetable extracts.  I also love that you can extend the life with a few drops of olive oil.  Kids left it out all night?  No problem!  One box contains five containers, making it really easy to separate into multiple Easter baskets.


Bathing Suits/Swim Trunks // This year, I’m trying something new and putting swimwear in the kids’ baskets.  This is technically a “need” and something I’d get for them anyway, but I think it becomes extra special if they find it in their baskets on Easter morning.


Classic Card Games // My kids are really into card games.  We have this set, which comes with Crazy Eight, Go Fish, Old Maid and Alphabet Memory (along with two card holders – perfect for little hands) and we love them all.  This is also a great idea for splitting into multiple baskets. 


Color by Number Activity Book // Usborne makes lots of well made, really fun activity books.  We don’t have this color by number one yet and it looks like something the boys would love…and maybe me too!

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