55 Easter Basket Stuffers We're Loving This Year

Dawn Denning said:  We love the traditional Rubix Cube at my house, but there have been improvements since I used it as a kid. Currently, my son is obsessed with his speed cube, and how much faster he can turn the colors to try and solve it. The cube glides faster, so it decreases the time to solve each of the sides.

Tim Ponisciak said:  Game tins are great Easter gifts for kids, and will fit into any size basket. Mille Bornes is a classic card game using a lot of addition and matching skills as you race to be the first driver to hit 1000 miles.

This 6-block set is equipped with built in magnets so they won't fall down as easily, making them perfect for small hands - and travel.

Tim Ponisciak said:  These magnetic blocks are loads of fun. Kids can build all sorts of animals out of just six blocks. They are colorful and toddler friendly! And, they come in a nice pouch so they are great travel toys.

Amy S. said:  Upgrade the flimsy plastic Easter basket to a beautiful handwoven version! These baskets, made in Ghana, feature beautiful colors and sturdy but flexible shapes. After they’ve served their egg-collecting or present-holding purpose, you’ll find a million different ways to use them around the house: containing toys, corralling diaper supplies, etc.

MG13 said:  This flower press kit is easy to use and comes with craft supplies to preserve flowers and leaves and create trinket boxes, greeting cards and bookmarks.

Brigitte Nohra Miller said:  Adding an Easter book to your kids' Easter basket is a sweet way to celebrate the holiday. In this book, Pete the Cat is busy helping the Easter bunny, coloring eggs and getting them ready for the egg hunt!

Brigitte Nohra Miller said:  Fun and cute, these glasses will be a perfect addition to any Easter basket. They are great for pretend play on Easter morning and all year long, not to mention a nice accessory for a memorable Easter photo!

Kelly R said:  My daughter really likes these paint by sticker books, and we've gotten good use out of them in restaurants, car trips, etc. This Easter-themed one is a great basket idea!

Sarah Calamita said:  Easter starts the warm temps so start your kids off with some summery clothes. These are the best water shoes. They wash easily and are so comfy for kids. Pair with goggles, swim suit or beach towel.

This cool acrylic bird feeder attaches easily to a window, and makes a fun gift idea for teens and tweens to enjoy from their rooms.

This adorable color changing bunny night light is made from soft silicone. It's gentle and safe enough for baby, but would also make fun room decor for an older kid!

Amy S. said:  Richard Scarry is perhaps best known for his Busytown books, but this sweet bunny story is sure to delight young readers too. This gentle, simple book follows Nicholas the bunny through the four seasons. The charming vintage illustrations steal the show.

Amy S. said:  These beautiful display boxes are perfect for all manner of small treasures. With warm weather just around the corner, we’re spending more time outside on family hikes. My boys are always picking up special things during our nature walks—acorns, rocks, leaves—and these treasure blocks will create a place of honor and pride for their finds!

Sarah Calamita said:  New playdough is always fun and useful. There are so many colors and new activity sets. My kids have been asking for this scented set!

Sarah Calamita said:  My kids have been begging for this kit to make their own squishies! Such a fun activity for any age.