2023 Natural Easter Basket Ideas

Written by:

Maia James

03/10/2023

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Easter is one of my favorite holidays, and I used to go all-out when the boys were little. Now, it’s harder to find things that I find pretty and toxin-free and that they can also be excited about (although these cookies work for us both).

Twenty-two of my favorite natural Easter gifts for kids of varying ages are pictured above. Here’s why I love this stuff…

  1. Silicone Fillable Eggs. Finally! The perfect replacement for plastic eggs on Easter morning. From $12
  2. Crinkly Bunny Blankie. Made from soft organic cotton velour and fuzzy sherpa. $15
  3. Wooden Eggs Craft Kit. Paint these wooden eggs with the included natural paints. $17
  4. Rabbit Riding Toy. Made from natural wood and non-toxic paint. $140
  5. Bunny Notecards. Printed on luxe paper and a perfect gift for newborns though teens. From $27
  6. Embroidered Crewneck. Made from 100% organic cotton with raglan sleeves. $34
  7. Organic Cotton Bunny. Hand sewn eyes, nose, and smile details. $24
  8. Mini Easter Rattle. Made of certified organic cotton with a corn fiber filler. $8
  9. Egg Coloring Kit. This complete kit includes grass-growing supplies. $12
  10. Colored Pencils. Eco-friendly pencils perfect for travel. $4
  11. Easter Wreath. Hand-felted and certified by The World Fair Trade Organization. $55
  12. Easter Coloring Book. Filled with cute Easter-themed illustrations, perfect for egg hunt season. $18
  13. Organic PJs. With adorable bunnies on 100% organic cotton. $52
  14. Organic Easter Book. Made of organic cotton with intricate embroidery detail that encourages healthy eating habits. $40
  15. Organic Bubble Bath. Provides gently scented bubbles for extra sensitive skin. $17
  16. Natural Nail Polish Gift Bags. Toxin-free, eco-friendly, and designed for all ages. From $10
  17. Bilingual Egg Puzzle. Crafted from sustainably harvested rubberwood and finished with water-based stains. $12
  18. Chocolate Quinoa Eggs. With crunchy quinoa, organic milk chocolate, and a touch of pink Himalayan salt. $4
  19. Musical Eggs. Five brightly colored beechwood eggs, all with different sounds. $35
  20. Easter Egg Dye. Safe, natural egg dyes made from fruits, herbs, and veggies. $10
  21. Bunny Squeaker. Super soft organic cotton and perfect for tiny hands. $15
  22. Rainbow Silicone Toy. Made of 100% platinum silicone, making it safe as a teether. $23

We also put together two adorable natural Easter basket bundles this year–one for babies and one for kids.

6 More Resources for a Healthier Easter

  1. Want to grow your own grass? It’s easy and baby Wolfie shows you how here (above).
  2. While no one would call these a health food, Surf Sweets jelly beans are certainly better than Jelly Belly (the Trader Joe’s jelly beans are also good!).
  3. Babo’s organic skin- and hair-care products have a big bunny right on the bottles, so I always include them in Easter baskets. (And Carina has a chick!)
  4. I love Gerda Muller’s four season boards books, and the spring one is perfect for babies and preschoolers alike.
  5. Of course my mother always made chocolate (or perhaps it was carob) in the shape of a big bunny, using a stainless steel mold that seems to no longer be sold anywhere. These silicone molds are what I have used instead.
  6. If I had a baby I would so put this Carrot Top Baby Beanie on him or her. $18

Please comment with your own ideas for healthier, natural Easter!

Stay sane,

Maia, Founder & CEO

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