With Easter just around the corner, today I’m sharing some Easter gifts for your kid’s that aren’t chocolate. My kids love chocolate but I know they’ll be given lots of Easter eggs from our families so it’s nice to get them a little something different.
Skinny legs toss, Hape
We love Hape toys and this one is no exception. This is a colourful and fun game for children aged 3 +It’s great for working on gross motor skills and hand-eye coordination. It’s bright and colourful and really good fun for kids.
Red letter days voucher
If your kids are like mine they probably have more than enough toys. So how about getting them an experience? We love days out and adventures. Red letter days have a large range of kids experiences to choose from. There are lots of days out in London and across the UK. Everything from theme park tickets to cinema tickets as well as animal attractions or Harry Potter experiences. I think my girls would particularly enjoy Kidzania tickets if we lived nearer.
Find the full range of kid’s gifts here.
Yippee Adventures box
Yippee adventures share many of the desires for childhood that I do. Learning should be fun and childhood should be full of adventures. We have been sent two of their boxes to test out. Here you can see the seaside box which includes 6 activities each in an individual bag so you quickly select an activity and you’ll have everything you need ready to go. The activities include a kit to make a sea scene with salt, a kit for making a sea shell photo frame, make sand art, a beach ball and a crabbing line as well a laminated sheet to take rockpooling (a spotter sheet and instructions and fun facts). I’ve saved our boxes for the Easter holidays and will be sharing the activities on social media over the coming weeks.
Buy your box or one of their smaller kits here.
Penwizard personalised kid’s book
Penwizard have a wide range of picture books for kids that can all be personalised. We’ve reviewed a few of them over the years and my kids adore them. They love reading books about their favourite characters and hearing their name in the story. We’ve had Peppa pig ones before but this time I chose a Paw Patrol one. The ordering process is straight forward and it’s really easy to personalise your chosen book.
Pick and order your book here.
TUM TUM picnicware
We were sent a super cute ladybird lunch bag and set of lunch boxes. We love our set and can’t wait to use them lots over the spring and summer months. These products are well made and we love the bright colours. TUM TUM also have lunch bags and boxes in other designs, as well as a selection of other kids table, wear suitable from weaning onwards.
See the full range here.
Miffy enamel mugs, £10
We love camping as a family and as we are heading towards our first camping trip of the year, it’s lovely to give an Easter gift to get them excited about it. I love Miffy and my girls do too. They loved these mugs as soon as the saw them. I can’t wait to take them on our camping adventures.
See the full range here.
Peter Rabbit race and chase game
Peter Rabbit is the perfect gift for Easter as rabbits are such a big part of Easter. Board games are a great gift as they are a lovely way to have fun and practice maths with children.
Available to buy here.
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Where to next? Would you like ideas for Easter activities for toddlers? or older kids? or how about Easter egg hunt ideas? or Easter egg play dough.
Disclosure – I have been sent all these items in exchange for inclusion in this gift guide. All photos and opinions are my own. This post contains affiliate links. If you purchase through them I may make a small commission. This does not affect the price you pay.
Red letter days are a great idea. My kids get so much chocolate, it is ridiculous, all their relatives by them an egg we end up with about 15 or more!