Easter gift ideas for kids.

Easter is just around the corner and our kids will be bouncing off the walls from all of the chocolate! Well, my two will be! So to channel all of that energy, you may want to check out our Easter gifts for kids guide packed with fab activities and fun toys for the kids to play with over the holiday. You may want to check out this lovely pom pom Easter craft too.

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 1 John Adams Chocolate Sprinkle Stix Maker

Make easy yummy treats with the Sprinkle Stix Maker. Simply melt some chocolate, dip your breadstick into the sprinkles blaster and create a colourful treat. You have to source the chocolate, sprinkles, breadsticks and AA batteries as they are not included in the box. It does provide loads of fun for the little ones though.

 

 2 Teletubbies Jigsaw Book

I think every toddler loves Teletubbies. I know both of mine did at some point. This fun-loving Teletubbies Lovely Day Jigsaw Bookir?t=stimudandbell 21&l=am2&o=2&a=1405286326 sees Tinky Winky, Dipsy, Laa-Laa and Po enjoying a ‘lovely day’. Little ones can enjoy the colourful illustrations and go on an adventure with their favourite characters. There are also four jigsaw scenes to complete afterwards.

3 Bunny Jump

Very apt for Easter time! This fast-paced bunny Jump game is great for all of the family. Take it in turns to grab a carrot. But be careful not to make the bunny jump! Collect your carrots from the field and pop them in your basket. The one who has the most carrots at the end of the game wins.

 

 4 Disney Buzz Lightyear Backpack

This just has to be the cutest backpack ever! LittleLife develops lovely products that enable families to explore the outdoors with little ones in tow. Their children’s backpacks are just adorable. There are many different characters to choose from such as Minnie Mouse, Hi-vis dinosaur, Unicorn and lots more. The younger kiddies bags come complete with reigns., which is perfect for taking on holiday or using by busy roads. Each bag has adjustable straps to ensure comfort at all times. My little one loves Toy Story so he will love zooming around wearing his Buzz Lightyear bag this Summer.

 

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 5 Assorted Jigsaw Puzzles

Jigsaws are a fun activity to do with kids and are more favourable when they have their favourite characters on I think. Aldi have a fab selection available in stores and for just £1.99 it isn’t going to break the bank.

6 Peter Rabbit Soft Toy

With Peter Rabbit the movie being released and Easter on the way, this seems the perfect gift to be in our guide. This plush Peter Rabbit teddy complete with his own little signature blue jacket is just gorgeous. He feels so soft, ideal to give lots of squishy hugs!

 7 Live Butterfly Garden

This live butterfly garden is a lovely activity for the kids to get involved with over Easter. They can look after their very own butterflies. Feed them, nurture them, watch them change from a caterpillar to a colourful butterfly and then release them into the great outdoors. It’s a totally fun way of learning the butterfly life cycle.

 

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19 Comments

  1. Great ideas, ever so slowly, my children aren’t wanting choc eggs as much so need some ideas. Thank you.

  2. Fab ideas. A few years ago Ellie would have loved that Buzzlightyear backpack…It’s so cute.
    I love the look of the live butterfly garden….It’s something we have meant to do for years. I think we will have to soon x

  3. I like that this is a good mix of thing instead of just chocolate (my biggest guilty pleasure I wont lie :-P)

  4. I particularly love the jigsaws, including the jigsaw book with the Teletubbies. Penguin would have loved that when he was younger. Actually, he’d probably love it now too, as the Teletubbies are still amongst his favourite characters, but I think the jigsaws would be a bit too simple for him now. Happy Easter! x
    #MMBC

  5. I love these gifts for Easter as an alternative to a chocolate egg, will definitely be choosing something different and inedible for my granddaughter this year.

  6. Love the backpack and the butterfly garden most and great to have alternatives to eggs. Saddened that my oldest son now just wants video games – time flies! #MMBC

  7. We have the LittleLife backpack and it is the cutest ever. My little boy will no longer wear it though because he knows that he can’t escape when it’s on!

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