20 Best Easter Basket Stuffers 2021

The outside packaging looks like an adorable bunny, but the lip balm is the real treat because it smells just like carrot cake — an Easter favorite!

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Marshall and friends will make their bath time a lot more fun. It’s up to them whether or not they want to play with all five puppets at once or put on one-off shows. 

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Inside these 12 plastic eggs, they’ll find LEGO-like pieces to build different construction vehicles — some with cranes, bulldozers, loaders and more. 

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She’ll feel very adult when you pop this fizzy bath bomb in her tub. The best part: As the bath bomb melts and bubbles in the water, she’ll uncover a special surprise, either a necklace or mini figurine.  

Double the fun, double the win for parents everywhere: Your kid will love digging through squishy Playfoam to find one of 12 animal figurines. Once they unveil their surprise, they’ll still find a million ways to mold, shape and play with the foam. 

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Let their creativity run wild while they scratch away the black coating on these mini note cards to reveal pretty colors, which will instantly bring their messages, doodles and drawings to life.

What’s better than chocolate-filled eggs? Plastic eggs packed with squishies! There are 72 squishy animal possibilities packed inside these 24 eggs, making it a surprise for everyone involved. 

While he waits (and waits) to get his driver’s license, he can still find different ways to get behind the wheel — kind of. Starting with this DIY kit, complete with paints and stickers to customize a rolling wooden car. 

After they break open these 12 colorful eggs, your Easter will basically turn into a science lesson — or a zoo, depending on how you look at it. 

If their Hatchimal obsession is still in full-swing, then introduce them to a different type of CollEGGtible: When they break open the five tulips in this bouquet, they’ll meet five new friends, in addition to the one that’s already ready to play. 

Teach them that Easter is about far more than bunnies and egg hunts with this water-reveal book, which tells some of the most important stories in the Bible in a kid-friendly way. 

Since it’s Peter Cottontail’s time to shine, you might as well add this watercolor activity book to your kid’s Easter basket. It follows a storybook style, so it’ll encourage them to practice reading.

You’ll really get the party started if you stick these music makers in your toddler’s Easter basket. There are six wooden eggs in total, so you can also divvy them up between several baskets. 

It’s hopscotch season! Gift them six new chalk shades just in time for their springtime outdoor activities to start.  

Because regular No. 2’s aren’t cool enough for your kid. These colorful pencils have a delightful sweet scent, ranging from bubblegum to orange soda. 

Since they’re ready to be a “big kid” and all, let ’em try a sleeve full of temporary tattoos in the shape of butterflies, unicorns and rainbows.

If your kid is about to embark on a new adventure (think: heading to a new school), this book about a scared egg will remind them just how egg-citing change can be.  

As you read the story together, task the little ones with opening the eggs, revealing a different symbol associated with Jesus’ journey. 

They might not be using real makeup yet, but that doesn’t mean these rainbow-colored beauties shouldn’t sit pretty on their vanity. Each set comes with six brushes a.k.a. just the right amount to apply her pretend eyeshadow, blush  and powder. 

Your little Picasso will love “dyeing”the cat, rabbit and two dogs in rainbow hues. Once the dogs are colored to perfection, scrub ’em clean, so that your kid can use them again…and again.