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Can you believe Easter is around the corner. It is always one of my favorite holidays because it speaks of hope and we could all use more of that, especially at the moment. From flowers to pastels, crafty eggs to tiny little girl dresses, I love it all. I’ve pulled together a grouping of some of my favorite Easter finds for the Littles. And this is the first time I’m trying the clickable picture post but there seem to be some kinks with it. It works on my desktop but not my husbands. Sooooo, if it works for you, click the items you’d like to learn more about below.  Scroll a bit further for the standard post. Remember buying anything from the blog may give me a small commission but it doesn’t change the price for you. A win win especially as I try hard to keep this blog completely ad free and have much more limited time to pull these kinds of posts off.

| Wooden Bunny Garland | Green Stuffed Bunny | Pink Stuffed Bunny | Floral PJs | Blue Gingham PJs | Chalk Eggs | Flora Book | How to Be a Wildflower Book | Woven Bunny Basket | Wood Excelsior | Bunny Ears Headband | Jelly Beans | Eco Kids Candle Maker | Scallop Basket | Wooden Rabbit Name Tag | Bunny Embroidery Kit | Felt Bunny Bag | Bunny Necklace |

I adore this scallop basket liner. You can get it personalized and if you already have an Easter basket. I love it so much. I like to use natural wood excelsior filler which I can then put in our compost. Add this darling custom bunny name tag and some lovely ribbons and you’ve got a darling Easter basket for the littles.

My Easter basket plan usually involves a new book, some candy (see this blog post for carrot bag treats or these Jelly Bean bunnies), sunglasses or a new pair of shoes, a fun toy like a wooden glider (this year I’m including the make your own candle set) and a sweet stuffed animal. Just enough thoughtful items to entertain the kids while not cluttering their rooms with plastic toys that will not stand the test of time. Not that we’ve had much luck with wood gliders since Roobee came to live with us but I can at least throw the shreds in the compost. However you celebrate this lovely Easter season I hope it brings you hope and joy.