What The Scary Mommy Editors Are Putting In Their Kids’ Easter Baskets

My girls love a stuffed animal, and I’m obsessed with this GUND Philbin Bunny. He just looks like the sweetest little guy and you can even remove his little bunny hood.

My girls love reading and they love a craft — you just can’t go wrong with the Baublebar DIY bookmark craft kit. It comes with everything you need to make four absolutely adorable, customized bookmarks, and is the kind of basket-stuffer that lasts beyond Easter Sunday.

Super Smalls has tons of cute gift ideas, and I love this lipgloss locket for my almost-4-year-old. It’s built to last while still looking like adorable costume jewelry, and it comes in a bunch of different colors and designs.

My oldest is 11 and still loves a cute tee above all else. I’m obsessed with all of Carter’s graphic tees, but this frog one is just so adorable. Get a big enough egg and this super soft t-shirt will fit right inside.

Any kind of stationery stuff, whether it’s a spiral notebook or a pack of cute gel pens, is always a win. This new KPop Demon Hunters spiral notebook is perfect for Derpy fans.

I’m always looking for screen-free activities for my kids, so I love kits like this punch needle one from Galison. Super easy for them to do on their own, pretty to hang up afterwards, and really opens everyone up to a new hobby.

Anyone else have a nervous kid? Cloud Nine Clothing offers wearable comfort designed to help calm anxious minds. Forget stress balls and awkward fidgeting; relief is built right into the sleeves, invisible to others. Made from plush, breathable fabrics that feel like a weighted hug, this sensory-friendly apparel helps ground you.

I have a feeling this one is going to be the gift that keeps on giving all year long! Each monthly Crunchlab box comes with a brand new buildable toy and exclusive videos from former NASA engineer and YouTube creator Mark Rober (your kid knows who he is, trust me), so kids get to build, customize, and play with something totally new every month.

Yes, I am keenly aware that this won't FIT in my kid's basket. HOWEVER, my first grader has been dying to help me with the backyard work since it's warmed up a bit. She wants to help plan flowers, pick up sticks, etc. and who am I to stop that?! It's a sturdy, durable metal wheelbarrow with solid rubber wheels that she can use to haul dirt, rocks, and plants around the yard, making it the perfect springtime gift for a little one who loves being outside.

This is going in my daughter's Easter basket and I love that it's something she can actually play with on the way home from brunch! The Clixo Magnetic Building Set has nine flexible, magnetic pieces that snap and bend together to make over 100 different creations — crowns, balls, snakes, you name it. It's the perfect basket stuffer that's equal parts beautiful, creative, and genuinely fun for kids and adults alike.

Practical items are always a yay for the Easter basket. Crafted from DreamStretch™ Bamboo fabric, these Love to Dream pajamas are buttery soft, light, breathable, and help keep your little one cozy when it’s cool and fresh when it’s warm.

This is the best bubble bath ever — the gummy bear scent smells so good, even to adult noses. It gets super sudsy with just a little product, and we love blowing bubbles in the tub with the included bubble wand (a genius inclusion).

Easter baskets are when a lot of us stock our kids up on fun but practical things: new chalk, bubbles, coloring books, that kind of stuff. My kid loves collecting coins so a piggy bank is a natural inclusion this year. I nabbed this one for $14 to match his Pokémon themed bedroom, and I think Snorlax here will fill out the Easter basket quite nicely.