These Bunny Soaps Smell Just Like Jellybeans (and Are Great for Easter Baskets) (2024)

This fiery dragon egg is impressive enough on its own, but open it and you'll find 12" articulated dragon inside. You can get them in several different colors, too, including gold, blue, rainbow and pastel candy colors. Ages 6+

Good Housekeeping Institute testers were mesmerized by the way the concentric rings of these puzzles twist and flip until they form a two-sided picture. Multiple testers said they were passed around the whole family, and often families would get two and try to do head-to-head speed competitions. Ages 8+

Forget your old bunny slippers; these rabbit socks are ultra-toasty. Plus, they come in several colors. No age recommendation given

Kids of all ages enjoy the sensory experience of pushing patterns into the colored gel with these boards. There's a stylus they can use, though some think it's more fun to just use your fingers. It also comes in five different gel colors. Ages 3+

One of the things that kids like most about Squishmallows is that they're vaguely Easter egg-shaped. If you don't want to fill the basket with one big Squishmallows, you can go for this pack of six, two-inch versions. They're the perfect size to squeeze into a plastic egg. Ages 3+

These eggs come pre-filled with all the pieces they'll need to build some kind of creature, which will give them something to do after they've found all the Easter Bunny's hiding spots. You can find unicorns, rabbits, dinosaurs and a variety of other animals, or get a similar set with construction vehicles. Ages 3+

These Peep-shaped soaps smell just as sweet as they look: Each one has a subtle jelly bean-inspired scent, so they can enjoy the holiday's best sweets long after Easter Sunday.

Crack these eggs open to find sand that feels like the perfect moisture for shaping and molding. This comes in a whopping pack of 20 eggs, making them great giveaways, and each one has either red, yellow or blue sand inside. Ages 3+

For 30 days straight, they can pick a card from this deck and read their daily intention over breakfast. Then they can recite their intention throughout the day when they need a mood boost. No age recommendation given

Easter is a great time to plant those seeds and see what sprouts. This kit comes with everything a budding gardener would need, including a tin planter, soil, seeds, wooden plant markers, a shovel and a watering bottle. There's even paint, brushes and a palette, so kids can decorate the planter! It grows cosmos, zinnia and marigolds. Ages 5+

There will be no complaints about getting into the bath when kids have these bath bombs, which come with an Easter-themed surprise toy inside. There are 6 in a set, and they turn the water into a bubble bath, too!

You're going to need some basket fillers to make your Easter baskets feel like they're overflowing with delight. These little stampers will do the trick! There are 24 in a pack, so they also work for goodie bags or favors. Ages 3+

Proof that holiday traditions can double as teaching lessons: When they chisel away at a fossilized egg, they'll unveil one of 12 dinosaurs, which they can then identify with the provided cards. Ages 6+

The perfect diversion! Kids can squeeze and push the filling in the bag around while looking for the objects listed on the tag. It's an "I Spy" game and a fidget toy in one! Ages 3+

NeeDoh is the stress toy that's taken over TikTok because it feels so cool to squash and squeeze. And while NeeDoh comes in many shapes, the groovy, sparkly marble eggs are perfect for an Easter basket. Ages 3+

Toddlers will get to explore music, work on their hand-eye coordination and learn about cause-and-effect with this set of musical eggs. They're not all just shakers rattles, either — they're designed to make different sounds, including chimes, chirps and jingles. Ages 2+

LEGO fans will thrill to have this spring-themed set in their collection. It's just 52 pieces, which means it's the perfect thing to put together after their egg hunts are over. Ages 6+

These happy bunnies treat lips with a cosmetic with a texture somewhere between lip gloss and lipstick. You can get them individually for $8 or a three-pack for $24, and there's also bunny-shaped perfume bars.

With sweet aromas like jelly beans, sour apple, bubblegum and cotton candy, these scented pencils will give them something to look forward to once they return to school after the holiday. There are five pencils in the pack, and Scentco proudly claims that they're made from recycled newspapers. No age recommendation given