46 Easter Egg Fillers That Aren't Junk

A set of decorative washi tape in assorted patterns will come in handy for all sorts of DIY crafts, card making, decorating planners and journals, and more!

Kelly R said:  My kids love these magnetic bookmarks, and I have been known to borrow one or two for my own books! They're practical and cheap Easter egg fillers for tweens, teens or any school-age kids.

Cool enamel pins are fun Easter egg fillers for tweens and teens, and they can be used to decorate backpacks, lunchboxes, jackets or hats.

Kelly R said:  This is a fun assortment for kids who are interested in a rock collection, and it's perfect for separating into Easter eggs.

Kelly R said:  Any hair ties make perfect Easter egg stuffers, though these spiral ones are a fun little splurge!

Pacifiers are practical Easter egg stuffers for babies if you want to include your little one in the fun!

A colorful assortment of embroidery floss will keep your kids busy making friendship bracelets for hours. A great rainy day activity for spring!

Kelly R said:  These puzzle-shaped tiles can be pieced together to create cool mosaic creations. Their tiny size makes them perfect not only as Easter egg fillers, but also for bringing along as toys for road trips, vacations and restaurant visits.

Sue Krawitz Tandoc said:  Your kids will love decorating their shoes and wristbands with these fun charms that are the perfect size to hide in their Easter eggs. They are ideal for sandals, Crocs, water shoes and breathable sneakers along with wristbands. There are many different options for both boys and girls! The charms are lightweight, non-toxic and washable.

Kelly R said:  These cute little wooden stamps are Easter egg fillers that aren't junk, and you can place the ink pad into the basket!

Sprinkle a few cheddar bunnies in each egg for a fun Easter treat for a toddler.

Kelly R said:  My kids loved these musical shakers when they were little. They'd fit inside a larger egg, but since they already look exactly like a plastic Easter egg, there's really no need!

Alexandra F. said:  My kids love playing with these mini collectibles and they are just the right size to fit inside an Easter egg! We’re big Marvel fans in our family, but you can find similar metal figs as gifts for Minecraft fans, Star Wars, D&D and more. All of them fit in our larger eggs, and some even fit in the smaller ones.

Sue Krawitz Tandoc said:  My son loves playing with marbles and I have put these large glow in the dark handmade glass ones in his plastic Easter Eggs. They are unique and fun to play with, and he enjoyed getting them from the Easter Bunny! If your kids are older, smaller marbles work well, too. Just be sure your child is old enough to not put them in their mouth.

These little pull-back cars from Target are a big hit with toddlers, and make an inexpensive party favor or Easter egg filler idea.