What's In Your Easter Basket? #Easter

Sneak Peek into our Easter Baskets 

The weekend is fast approaching, which means Peter Cottontail is about to make his rounds. Every year the Easter Bunny tries to bring some things the kids can play with inside as well as outside. With Spring here and the weather being decent, most days anyways, the kids like to play outside. Chalk, bubbles and sports are favorites around here. The bunny had to do a little shopping around to find new toys along with some tried and true good ones. Here is a sneak peek into the kids baskets this year. 

The new Crayola Sidewalk Chalk Grab N Go Games! The foot hockey was the hardest to find, of course that was the one I wanted. I found one left at Target. 

Crayola Grab N Go Games 

Crayola Coloring Kit and Play Doh Makeables

I found the Crayola Little Artist Kit Coloring Kit on clearance at Toys R Us when I was attempting to find the Grab N Go Hockey game so I picked that up for little miss Emmaleigh. She loves to color and she loves having her own stuff. The Play Doh Makeables I grabbed for Ben. He likes to keep busy with crafts and he loves sea creatures. For $2.99 it was a great deal! 

Beachy sweaters for the girls 

Little Tikes Grip N Play 

Little Tikes toys were all Buy One Get One Free (under $29.99) at Toys R Us last week. The kids will love the colors and they are pretty sturdy. The kids like playing kickball and these are perfect for the babies to grab on to. The dollar section of Target had some carrot footballs. Had to have!!  And the Bunny always brings bubble wands. The ones at Target are a softer plastic and won't crack or break as easily like the harder plastic ones do. We go through alot of bubbles! 

 A few books like the Fact Files Insects book from Sams Club and random card games like Ratuki, Pictureka and Spider-Man from Dollar Tree make great (non candy) fillers! That is just a few of the goodies the Bunnys helpers were able to find. Anyone have any really good finds? 

Visit us again on Easter Sunday for more of What was in our Easter Baskets.