Easter Shopping for Our 1 Year Old
This is our daughter’s second Easter! In my family it’s always been tradition to gift a few gifts along with the traditional Easter Candy. Since little Miss is still too young for candy her basket will be mostly full of gifts this year.
I found the majority of her gifts at Target this year. First a nice spring outfit with strawberries! Next I found a super cute baby doll. I love that the baby has a space outfit on! I also really enjoy that they sewed in the eyes. So there is no worry of it being a chocking hazard. After that I found a scented Pop Tarts stuffed animal. I had been looking at these for our daughter for a little while but couldn’t quite justify the price tag. Although at around 50% off it was definitely going in the basket. From the bullseye section I found a nice silicon straw cup. Lastly from Walmart I found a super cute bunny puzzle!
Not featured are two Easter themed books I picked up a few months ago from our local consignment store. I 110% suggest checking your consignment stores ahead of the holidays to score some great prices. Each once of the books I bought were priced at $1.99
I’m thrilled with the gifts I was able to find our daughter. It also makes me happy to know that these items will be well loved past the holiday season!
Easter is a wonderful time to celebrate with little ones, especially when it comes to choosing gifts that spark joy and creativity. For parents looking for Easter basket ideas for toddlers, consider incorporating a mix of fun and educational items. In addition to outfits featuring seasonal themes, you can find adorable plush toys, like baby dolls with unique designs, ensuring they're safe for play with no choking hazards. When shopping, stores like Target and Walmart often have amazing sales, making it easy to find quality items at affordable prices. For example, look for silicone cups that are toddler-friendly, or stuffed animals inspired by favorite treats, like Pop Tarts. Such items not only serve as great gifts but can also lead to interactive play experiences that promote learning. Don't forget about books! They can be a perfect addition to an Easter basket, fostering a love for reading from a young age. Visiting local consignment stores is also a smart way to uncover hidden gems at lower prices. By considering these ideas, you can create a delightful Easter experience for your little one that extends beyond candy, while also boosting their growth and development.