Ten Healthy Easter Basket Ideas
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This time of year, I’m on the lookout for healthy Easter basket ideas. My children will get some of their candy favorites in their baskets, but I don’t want to bring a month’s worth of candy into the house. There are so many healthy alternatives to fill up Easter baskets. Here are ten ideas that will appeal to a variety of ages.
Healthy Easter Basket Ideas
Fruit infusion water bottle: This device helps make water taste more like a treat.
Easter Eggstravaganza Mad Libs
: This activity book is a fun way to pass the time if you’ll be on the road for Easter.
EOS lip balm
: My daughter loves this lip balm, which is shaped sort of like an egg. She’d love this limited edition spring version.
Baseball cards
: My son can’t get enough baseball cards, so they’re perfect for the Easter basket.
Magic markers or other art supplies: Our magic markers always seem to be dried out when we need them, so this is a great time to freshen up the supply.
Donut pan or other fun baking supplies: Your kids won’t be disappointed by the lack of candy if they can make their own donuts any time.
Chameleon watering can: This cute watering can will inspire your children to get outside and help with the gardening.
Kids’ garden gloves: Every child should have his/her own gardening gloves. That way, there’s no excuse not to help!
Green Toys indoor gardening kit: If the weather isn’t quite ready for outdoor gardening yet, this indoor gardening kit is a fun way to get things started.
What non-candy fillers will your children find in their Easter baskets this year? Please share your ideas in the comments.
These are all great ideas Annemarie. I like the idea of wall decals. My youngest is all about Minecraft and would love some new posters or decals with that.
Thanks, Nicky! It’s definitely a cheap and easy way to redecorate. 🙂
Hi Annemarie. Thanks for all the great easter basket ideas. I already bought a small chocolate bunny and some jelly beans. It doesn’t exactly fill the basket, but just like you mentioned in your post, I didn’t want to fill it up with just candy and chocolate. I’ll definitely be adding some markets, stickers and garden gloves. And I think the fruit infusion water bottle is a great idea too. I think you could possibly fill the fruit reservoir in the center with small ice cubes too. Thanks again.
Thanks, Nathalie! That sounds like a great collection. We used to always include stickers too when our kids were younger.