I have to admit that we do give the kids candy for Easter. I’ve never been one to buy lots of candy. But, on holidays, it’s fun to give a little. I usually fill some plastic eggs with candy for the kids on Easter, and we do a small Easter egg hunt on the Saturday before the holiday.
With food allergies and dietary restrictions becoming ever more widespread, however, it’s a good idea to find non-candy Easter basket goodies. Whether you’re filling baskets for your kids or looking for Easter goodies for family and friends, here are ten non-candy Easter basket gifts you can give. (
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These eggs sit in water and begin “hatching” within twenty-four hours. A set contains four pets- a chick, a frog, a bunny, and a duck. The fun is in watching the eggs hatch, but the kids can then keep the cute figures to play with.
I have two teen daughters who love pretty notebooks. So a special, new notebook always makes a great gift. These springtime garden notebooks from Minted can be personalized with the recipient’s name, making this a really unique gift.

Spring is the perfect time to plant in many parts of the world. This Easter egg terrarium can be painted before kids plant the TickleMe plant seeds that are included with it.
This cute handmade crayon holder is Easter-themed and would make a great Easter basket gift or party favor for a springtime/Easter get together.
These cute, homemade crayons are shaped like baskets, bunnies, and eggs and come in a gift box. They would be perfect to put in an Easter basket because they’re cute to look at but also practical to use.
This fun set includes three twenty-piece cardboard puzzles as well as a puzzle cube (like a Rubix cube) that are all Easter-themed. If you have puzzle lovers, this would be a great Easter basket goodie.
My kids loved felt sets when they were small! With this cute Easter egg set, kids can use felt pieces to decorate a large Easter egg. There are also felt numbers 1-10 so that kids can practice number recognition and counting.

Kids can play tic-tac-toe with this Easter themed handmade set. There are bunnies and chicks instead of Xs and Os for Easter fun.
I think all kids love play-doh. I love play-doh. Add some Easter-themed play-doh fun to the kids’ Easter baskets with these cute Easter eggs containing play-doh.
If you’re looking for ideas to help you avoid the candy for Easter this year, try some of the choices here to fill the kids’ Easter baskets.

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