
Easter basket ideas for kids and teens can be surprisingly hard to find—especially when you’re trying to move beyond jellybeans and chocolate eggs. From baby’s first basket to gifts that even older kids might appreciate, these thoughtful Easter basket ideas offer something sweet for every age.
Thoughtful, practical, and just a little bit charming, these picks offer something special for every stage—from baby’s first basket to teen-approved surprises.
From the Spring 2026 issue of Pretty
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Easter Basket Ideas for Kids and Teens (Plus Baby’s First Basket)
Baby’s First Basket
Easter baskets change with childhood, and the sweetest ones grow right along with them.

Moon + Cloud Pillows—$84
Soft, dreamy cushions that make Easter morning — and bedtime — extra cozy. These sweet moon and cloud pillows add a gentle, whimsical touch to a nursery and make a keepsake that lasts long after the holiday.

Warmable Bunny or Cat—$75.40
An organic cotton lovey that can be warmed or cooled for comfort on sniffly days. Soft, soothing, and perfectly sized for little hands, this cozy companion feels like a thoughtful addition to a baby’s very first Easter.
Easter Basket Ideas for Kids

Ocean Ball Set—$55.99
Lightweight, colorful balls that turn any room into instant playtime. With cheerful shapes and soft textures, they’re perfect for encouraging movement and imagination.

Kids’ Walkie Talkies (2-Pack)—$19.99
Instant adventure, no Wi-Fi required. Whether for backyard treasure hunts or neighborhood exploration, these walkie talkies bring a sense of old-fashioned fun to Easter morning.

Hershey’s Milk Chocolate Bunnies (6-Pack)—$7.00
A classic for a reason. And with six in a pack, there’s plenty of room for Dad Tax (or Mom Tax). Simple, nostalgic, and always welcome in an Easter basket.
Easter Basket Ideas for Teens

e.l.f. Squeeze Me Lip Balm—$5
Too old for jellybeans. Still here for lip gloss. This affordable, colorful lip balm makes a fun and practical addition to a teen-friendly Easter basket.

Xbox Wireless Controller—$54.99
For leveling up long after the egg hunt. A fresh controller is the kind of Easter surprise older kids actually appreciate.

Bose QuietComfort Headphones—$249
Noise-canceling comfort for study sessions and beyond. A thoughtful splurge for teens juggling school, activities, and downtime.
Easter Baskets That Grow With Them
Easter baskets don’t have to stop at chocolate eggs and jellybeans. From cozy comforts to tech upgrades, these thoughtful ideas help make the holiday special at every stage.
However you celebrate, a carefully chosen Easter basket is one more small way to mark the season—and the moments that make childhood (and beyond) beautiful.
From Pretty | Spring 2026
The Magazine for Your Beautiful Life
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