Do you think outside the box for Easter egg filler ideas? This Mama Loves Her Bargains does. She shared a few ideas with us!
Since Easter's just around the corner, I thought I'd share a few of my suggestions to fill plastic eggs that are not candy!
Since Easter's just around the corner, I thought I'd share a few of my suggestions to fill plastic eggs that are not candy!
Here are This Mama's suggestions to put into eggs:
1. Stickers
2. Tatoos
3. Bouncy Balls
4. Bandaids (what kid doesn't love character bandaids?)
5. Mini Erasers
6. Matchbox Cars
7. Whistle
8. Tubs of chapstick/lip gloss
9. Coins
10. Puzzle pieces
1. Stickers
2. Tatoos
3. Bouncy Balls
4. Bandaids (what kid doesn't love character bandaids?)
5. Mini Erasers
6. Matchbox Cars
7. Whistle
8. Tubs of chapstick/lip gloss
9. Coins
10. Puzzle pieces
The puzzle pieces might be my favorite...and you can do it a few
ways. You can just tuck a piece or 2 of a puzzle in a bunch of eggs and
finish the puzzle together as a family after the hunt, OR, you can get a
puzzle per kid, and they have to find THEIR puzzle pieces. This can be a
lot of fun and you can make it more and more challenging depending how
old your kids are! The last way you could use puzzle pieces is to have a
"larger" prize-type item and get a picture of it- cut that picture into
puzzle pieces and tuck each piece into an egg to be hunted for. (You
will likely have to color code the eggs or "label" them per kid with
some of these ideas!)
You can always buy different sized eggs, which would definitely
allow for even more creativity in your hunts. Fruit snacks lend
themselves nicely to being tucked into the medium sized eggs, as do
pairs of kid socks, underwear and hair clips!
We love the egg hunt, we just have so much fun with it! Do you put
things besides candy into your eggs? What kinds of things do you tuck
into your eggs?

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