50 Easter Basket Ideas for Two Year Olds

 

Last year, I wrote a post with 50 Easter basket ideas for one-year-olds.  Lucia is now two and while most of the ideas from last year would still work for her, I thought it would be fun to come up with 50 completely different ideas for her age group.  (And then I need to get shopping because I only have a few items so far!)  If these aren't enough for you, check out last year's post too!

 

1. summer pajamas

2. sticker books

3. play food (felt, wooden, plastic)

4. flashcards (numbers, letters, animals, etc.)

5. dancing ribbon rings (DIY here)

6. Little People (I love these superheroes) or other figurines

7. unifix cubes

8. toddler-sized apron

9. cookie cutters, measuring cups, mixing bowls
10. cookie/muffin/brownie mix to make with mom and dad

11. summer pajamas
12. rain boots or sandals

13. underwear for the newly/soon-to-be potty trained

14. beach towel

15. sun hat

16. swimsuit

17. bug catching kit (dollar store has had these in the past)

18. fun band-aids

19. wood lacing toys

20. CD of kid's music (I'm loving Elizabeth Mitchell right now)

21. large animal or dinosaur toys

22. window clings

23. wooden Tweeze Bees

24. Fine Motor Tools Set

25. package of seeds

26. small plant

27. slide whistle or other musical instruments

28. wipe-off book

29. travel sized magna doodle/etch a sketch/white board

30. lamb and chick Weebles
31. felt story board set

ideas for filling plastic eggs:

32. buttons

33. temporary tattoos

34. counting bears

35. large beads (put string in the Easter basket)

36. nuts

37. chocolate chips*

38. small animals, dinosaurs or bugs

39. bean bags/hacky sacks
40. small bracelets/necklaces

 41. mini hair clip or bobby pins

religious ideas: 

42. Saint finger puppets

43. Saint statue

44. crucifix

45. an Easter lily
46. medals or cross necklace

food ideas:

47. granola/snack bars

48. fruit snacks (recipe to make your own)

49. popcorn

50. chocolate coins*

*Due to child slavery in the chocolate industry, please buy chocolate from ethical sources.  To learn more, visit Slave Free Chocolate.  You can find ethical options by clicking on the "SFC Directory".