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SUGAR-FREE FUN FOR EASTER

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We have collected some fun non-candy ideas for filling your kiddo’s Easter basket.

Along with a chocolate bunny, these teeth-friendly items are sure to please!

 
The Golden (Wooden) Egg
Take the drama out of your Easter egg hunt by giving everyone their very own golden egg. Paint a solid wood egg (craft stores sell them) with non-toxic paint, your chickadees will really feel like they hit the jackpot with this one.

Rockin’ Bunny Jams
Why should Christmas pajamas get all the glory? Bring a little life into your kiddo’s sleeping selection by popping a pair of springtime jammies into the Easter basket.

How Does Your Garden Grow?
Even Mary, Quite Contrary won’t be able to find fault with this idea. This time of year, seed packets are plentiful and you can even find kits, complete with seeds, soil and little pots. Your kids will have a great time planting their own flower or veggie seeds and watching them grow.

Sidewalk Chalk
You can’t go wrong with colorful chalk that your little artists can use to decorate the driveway, patio or sidewalk.

Beatrix’s Books
Catch up with pals Peter, Tom Kitten, Jeremy Fisher and Jemima Puddle-Duck. A boxed set of four classic Beatrix Potter tales is the perfect size for an Easter basket and makes a great edition to your child’s library.

Play-Doh
Play-Doh in pastel spring colors makes for hours of creative fun.

Legos
No matter the time of year, boy or girl, Legos are always a hit.

Stuffed Animal
Nothing says spring more than a fuzzy baby lamb or bunny snuggled in an Easter basket. 

Egg-citing Bath Bombs
Fizzy bath bombs in the shape of an egg will magically transform your little bunny’s bathwater into a lovely spring pastel. You can even include a tiny treasure inside (think erasers, animal figurines, etc.) for added fun. You can make your own by following these instructions.

Putty Up
Smash it, stretch it, knead it, roll it… it’s Silly Putty! Kids have been stretching their imaginations with the “toy with one moving part,” since the 50’s. Extra bonus points for the classic egg shaped container.

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