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Toddlers: 12 - 24 Months
What are you putting in LO easter basket?
Sorry if this topic has already been discussed but this is the first year were actually doing it since shes old enough. Shes 16 months and just wondering what everyone else is putting in the baskets.
I need some ideas 
TIA
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Re: What are you putting in LO easter basket?
Hi! I'm actually pretty excited about LO's Easter Basket this year. We're doing the plastic eggs filled with a few M&M's in each one. We'll do a hollow chocolate bunny. We're going to put some matchbox cars in it, and some my first crayola things in it. And maybe some other little chocolates. :-)
I should add that LO won't be eating all that chocolate, his Daddy can help out on that end!
Easter this year is just a few days after her 1st bday. I'm putting in books, wooden puzzles, bubbles, a new cloth diaper, My first crayola bath crayons. I think that's it.
She's too young (IMO) for candy, so none of that this year. Someone mentioned putting fruit in the Easter basket, so maybe we'll do that.
Board books, toddler crayons, a UConn Husky pillow pet, Winnie the Pooh DVD, a Grover snack bowl from the $1 section at Target, and some eggs filled with either Annie's bunny crackers or stickers or something. He may also get some new utensils since I have some coupons for them.
I think my mom is planning to get him some beach toys for the summer.
DD is also 16 months. This is what we have:
swimsuit (will do this every year)
lift the flap books
crayons
play doh
bubbles
small purse with dog stuffed animal
plastic eggs (still deciding what to put in them)
DD is really easy this year, almost 26 months - coloring books, crayons, little people figures, sidewalk chalk, hair bows, play jewelry, etc
My 5 yo SS I am having a terrible time with though! There isn't much in the $5 and under range to keep him happy anymore!
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My son is 16 months as well. His new favorite thing in the entire world is Elmo so practically everything is Elmo themed. 4 Elmo/Sesame Street books, a singing Elmo stuffed toy, a Sesame Street blankie, swim trunks for this summer, Elmo eating utensils, Elmo snack cup filled with a variety of treats and some candy. He loves M&Ms so I got him a small bag of those shaped like a carrot. Several things were purchased from the dollar section at Target. They always have Elmo stuff.
In addition he will see Mr. Bunny this weekend and we'll pick out his Easter outfit.
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Bunny strawed sippy cup. Easter bubble wands with bubbles. Easter mini slinky. Bath tub marker paints. Small stuffed puppy with bunny ears. Sidewalk chalk baby chick holder. All in a felt froggy bag instead of basket.
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She's a year and a half.
-Sesame Street board book courtesy of Target dollar section
-It's a Small World book
-Lots of Little People stuff--- zoo talkers and Target has easter themed Little People
-Choco Rabbit
-Plush chick
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My 21.5 mo old will get some candy, a board book, maybe a toy car, maybe bubbles - I'm not going to go crazy!
The basket itself is probably the biggest gift. I found it at hallmark yesterday. He is obsessed with their plus animated singing things (like the snowmen they do at christmas, it's all he played with over the holidays)
For my stepson, I would buy smaller lego sets, and spread out the pieces inside the plastic eggs. He's getting the Mario Brothers Minifigures, this year. Lego also makes minifigs for about $4.
At Target, they usually have bagged lego sets for $4-5. Some are in the Easter section, and you can usually find one or two at the registers.
He's also received pool toys in his basket - those water bomb balls that are squishy.