Easter Basket Fillers for Toddler Boys & Girls
Takeaway: Easter is just around the corner, and we understand how stressful it can be to put a thoughtful Easter basket together. From allergy-friendly chocolates to books to toddler-friendly art supplies, there’s something here for every family. Shop Dr. Julie’s Easter basket stuffer finds for babies, toddler boys, and toddler girls.
Easter is just a few weeks away. I love this season because the joy of spring is just around the corner and the gloomy winter is finally ending. As a food allergy mom, I like to use this opportunity to give J a few extra special treats that he wouldn’t otherwise get to have + find cute toys and books that J can use throughout the Spring. Shop my collections of easter basket stuffers for toddlers below!
Easter Basket Filler Books for Toddlers & Preschoolers
It’s Not Easy Being a Bunny - by Marilyn Sadler; one of the PJ Funny Bunny books that were a staple during my childhood
Five Minutes Peace - by Jill Murphy; this is a cute collection that tells the tale of a Mrs. Large and her elephant family. Another one of my childhood staples with a cover that fits the Easter theme well.
Ollie’s Easter Eggs - by Oliver Dunrea; a Gossie & Friend’s book. My favorite Easter board book!
Pick a Perfect Egg - by Patricia Toht; a wonderful chance to learn about the tradition of dying Easter eggs plus a soothing rhythmic read
I am a Bunny - by Richard Scary; another board book and family favorite that we read year round. My son loves the parts about chasing the butterflies and the frogs.
Little Chick Finger Puppet Book - we have a whole collection of these, and the hippity hoppity bunny puppet book is pretty cute, too.
Art Themed Easter Basket Stuffers for Toddlers
Glitter Egg Chalk - it’s easy for little hands to hold the egg shape + the glitter is really fun.
Big Bright Brush Markers - designed just for toddler hands
Pearl Crayons - so pretty!
Chunkies Paint Sticks - these need less supervision than regular paint, but I still recommend you supervise!
Toddler’s First Coloring Book - nice paper that will work for the paint sticks and the crayons with simple, easy to color images.
Triangle Grip Stampers - Can be used with play dough or with ink; J loves his!
Allergy Friendly (Dairy Free, Soy Free, Nut Free, Oat Free) Easter Chocolates for Toddler Easter Baskets
Jake the Chocolate Bunny - No Whey foods is a fan favorite in our house because the chocolate is gluten, dairy, nut, soy, and oat free. It’s more difficult to find oat-free chocolate than you’d think!
Surprise Eggs - plastic eggs filled with cute easter themed chocolates. Another favorite from No Whey Foods!
Yum Earth Bunny Gummies - I like to open these and fill the plastic eggs for the easter hunt!
Vegan Easter Cookie Decorating Kit - a mini kit that includes just enough to have a fun treat
Tiny Chocolate Candies in a Bunny Tin - If you have siblings that can eat regular candy, this is a great option for your food allergy child because they look similar to the ones that come from the store but without the allergens!
White Chocolate Bunny - another No Why Foods find. Gluten, dairy, nut, soy, oat free white chocolate means it’s delicious with a lot less mess. This is my pick this year!
Easter Basket Fillers for Toddler Boys and Toddler Girls
Fubbles - these bubbles are great because they are very difficult to spill, so they need less supervision!
Babiators - these come in many colors, but we have the rainbow ones. J loves them and they are going 1.5 years strong without breaking
Green Bug Bog Rainboots - they also come in ladybug style for little ladies; great for splashing all spring long!
Butterfly Garden Kit - this is so fun! If you order it before Easter, you could have the caterpillars ready to go on Easter morning. It’s really fun to watch them grow & turn into butterflies.
Baby Bum Bubble Bath - for getting clean after the Easter fun is over. Tear-free, plant based, and J loves that there is a monkey on the container.
Sparkling Sensory Wand - a throw back to my own childhood, I recently got one of these for J and it entertained him for quite some time!
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MEET THE AUTHORHi, I’m Dr. Julie Franks.
Dr. Julie is a maternal mental health therapist in Washington State and founder of Nurturing the Sisterhood. She cares for women who aspire to become mothers, pregnant and postpartum women, and women in the early years of motherhood. She specializes in anxiety care. She believes that her transparency about her personal struggles with infertility, pregnancy loss, high risk pregnancy, birth trauma, and anxiety help the women in her practice feel seen and heard.
