Easter Basket Items

RE: Easter Basket Items Post By Lauren (Guest Post) (03/14/2008) This year I am making Easter Baskets for my son, and my godson. I am making each basket out of a sand pail, because lets face it, the kids don't care what the basket looks like, and a sand pail can be reused. I'm not including very much candy. What I am adding is crayons and markers, coloring books, plain paper for drawing on, side walk chalk, a movie, a few books, bubbles, water guns, toy cars, and a few sand toys to be used with the pail. And of course I'll add some plastic eggs. and since we go to the park every year I will add some snacks and a few juice boxes so they don't run out of energy. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Easter Basket Items Post By (Guest Post) (02/01/2006) Great ideas! Our 2 children ea have a special large Easter basket that gets filled each year. It wouldn't be Easter w/o the typical Easter type candy so they get some chocolate eggs and jelly beans and such; however I will also put some cereal bars, little bags of snacks or crackers, juice boxes, etc. I also like to put some toys, school supplies and even a new summer outfit or swim suit. I start buying for Easter right after Christmas when everything is on sale! I am an avid garage sale shopper and even find some nice Easter basket items at the sales! Report Spam or Abuse Easter Basket Fillers Post by ThriftyFun (3774) | (03/25/2005) Profile | Blog! | Contact Easter baskets don't have to be loaded with candy. I always put in a chocolate bunny and a little candy, but add things like jewelry, cosmetics, new markers or fancy pencils, small books or journals or scratch pads, toys or games. Maybe some new swim goggles or flip flops. Instead of the traditional basket, a new tote bag, sand pail, or plastic crate are practical ideas. By Linda Report Spam or Abuse RE: Easter Basket Items Post By Tricia Luker. (Guest Post) (03/21/2005) I always include a new toothbrush in my kids Easter basket. Report Spam or Abuse