Needing inspiration to fill those baskets once again? Here are some simple, Pinterest-worthy ideas for all ages!

Toddlers

Between the hunts and desserts galore, your household is probably overloaded with sweets. Here are some easy, candy-free inspirations to fill your tike’s basket.

• Bubbles
• Sidewalk chalk
• Books
• Stampers, stickers and other fun crafting supplies
• Bath toys
• Board games
• Puzzles and other educational toys
• Outdoor toys like pails, shovels and kites
• Sippy cups
• A new stuffed lovey
• Rain boots
• Wearable fun like bunny ears and other themed dress up accessories

School-aged kids

If your household is like mine, your kids probably have more stuff than they need. Instead, consider filling their baskets with experiences.

• Gift cards to their favorite dessert shop or restaurant mean they get to cover the tab on your family’s next trip!
• Family memberships to local attractions are a great way to fill upcoming summer days, not to mention are a great way to save some money. Pair the membership with some gear they might need while at the venue and you are set for fun.
• Fill their basket with baking mixes and other supplies so they can play master chef and make something for the whole family to enjoy.
• Games, Legos & puzzles

Teens

Teens are forming strong opinions. And while that may make them harder to please, you can use that insight to draw inspiration from their interests. For example:

• Fill a foot bath with spa accessories like plush slippers, eye masks, lotion and polishes, along with a date for an at-home DIY spa day.
• Got a sports enthusiast? Tip a hat over and fill it with fan fare like ballpark snacks, new fan gear and tickets to a game.
• Music lovers are sure to smile when they find their baskets filled with some new headphones or earbuds, an iTunes gift card and tickets to an upcoming concert. (BONUS TIP: Communities around the metro will be hosting an array of FREE outdoor concerts in the coming weeks.)

For even more at-home Easter fun ideas, check out these handy resources. 

About the Author – Born and raised in the Oklahoma City metro and a graduate of the Gaylord College of Journalism at the University of Oklahoma, Lindsay Cuomo has worked for MetroFamily since 2014 covering local stories, people and events. Lindsay is a mom to three school-aged boys and calls Moore, Oklahoma home.