2025 Natural Easter Basket Ideas

Easter has always been one of my favorite holidays, although we do it in a totally secular way. For me, it’s really a celebration of spring itself: a nod to rebirth in the most natural sense—think baby chicks and budding flowers more than anything religious, although one of these years I do hope to make it to our neighborhood church on Easter Sunday, because the Jesus story—of love, renewal, and hope—is a beautiful one, too. In any case, when my boys were little, I went all out with the baskets and seasonal decor. These days, it’s harder to find things that feel special, are toxin-free/healthy, and still excite older kids. Lucky for me, I still get to channel my Easter energy into creating these basket filler guides. Keep reading for 24 gifts (and some bonus ideas!).

Here are 20 of my favorite natural Easter basket ideas for kids… (Keep scrolling for ideas for a baby!)

1. Natural Jelly Beans. My kids have voted these the tastiest healthier jelly beans, perfect for baskets and inside eggs. $7
2. Wildflower Seed Poop. Just bury half the seed ball in soil, water twice a week, and watch wildflowers bloom. $18 for 3
3. Bubble Bath. Natural, organic foaming wash, with a cute ducky on the bottle. $13
4. Wooden Eggs With Easter Animals. A charming set of wooden spring animals and eggs for nature-inspired play. $25. GIMME10 for 10% off
5. Tiny Rabbit Hutch. Complete with a wooden bunny, a guinea pig, water bottle, carrot, and turnip. $16
6. Strawberry Water Bottle. Crafted from 90% post-consumer recycled 18/8 stainless steel. $24
7. Organic Baby Bunny Toy. Certified non-toxic, and free of BPA, phthalates, and PVC. $31
8. Peter Rabbit Seek & Find Silk. 100% mulberry silk, with hidden springtime treasures waiting to be discovered. $28. GIMME10 for 10% off
9. Picnic Pals Plush Lamby. Ultra-soft and cuddly from certified organic cotton. $59
10. Paint-By-Sticker Book. Includes everything kids need to create ten festive Easter images. $7
11. Natural Nail Polish. Toxin-free, eco-friendly, and designed for all ages. From $16
12. Chocolate Quinoa Eggs. With crunchy quinoa, organic milk chocolate, and a touch of pink Himalayan salt. $38 for 2.2 pounds
13. Pocket Easter Egg. Pillow-sized, with a surprise embroidered chick tucked inside. $49
14. Calendula Toothpaste. I love a practical gift, and this gentle, natural toothpaste comes in fun berry flavors. $13 for two tubes
15. Flower Press. A fun and engaging way for kids to collect and preserve leaves, flowers, and other natural treasures. $25
16. Kids Elderberry Gummy Bites. Stay healthy through the spring with these tasty supplements. $25
17. Bunny Felting Kit. A beginner-friendly craft kit for making an adorable wooly bunny. $21
18. Easter Friends Pajamas. Made from soft organic cotton, and available in sizes for infants and all the way up to 14-year-olds. $25
19. Easter Blush & Lip Shimmer Kit. A non-toxic makeup trio for kids who want some colors and sparkles this Easter. $17
20. Rainbow Bunny Costume. Comes with silk bunny ears and tail for magical dress-up. $15. GIMME10 for 10% off

Is it your baby’s first (or second!) Easter? Here are 14 adorable ideas for his or her tiny basket…

1. Toddler Gardening Tools. Made of soft, safe silicone. $33
2. Bird Rattle. A minimalist rattle made of soft silicone and smooth wood, safe for teething babies. $28
3. Pastel Stackers & Teether Set. A stackable teether toy that builds hand-eye coordination while soothing sore gums. $18
4. Musical Eggs. Five brightly colored beechwood eggs, all with different sounds. $24
5. Wooden Bunny Push Toy. Handmade in Iowa, with an interior cutout that makes an easy “handle” for little fingers to grasp. $39
6. Vegan Finger Paint. Crafted with organic vegetables–so yup, these are edible. $22
7. Large Bunny Lovey. Made of ultra soft 100% organic cotton, and certified by GOTS. $25
8. Organic Carrot Stroller Toy Made of organic cotton and designed for baby-safe play on the go. $21
9. Pull Along Ducks. The cutest way for a toddler to learn his or her numbers! $35
10. Spring Book. Easter is a secular holiday in our home, so I consider this the classic Easter book. $10
11. Bunny Racer. Sustainably crafted from chemical free rubberwood trees, formaldehyde-free glues, organic pigments, and water based dyes. $27
12. Rubber Bunny Squeaker. Made of GOLS-certified latex, and designed to help newborns discover their senses. $23
13. Counting Carrots Stacker. Helps toddlers develop their problem solving skills in order to put the carrot patch back together. $28
14. Rubber Chick Toy. GOLS-certified, biodegradable, and safe for babies. $18

6 More Resources for a Healthier Easter

1. 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’ve used instead.
2. You can get hollow wooden eggs from Etsy to paint and fill with candy and use year after year.
3. If you want a bigger ticket item on Easter morning, this rabbit riding toy is made from natural wood.
4. As for the Easter basket itself, my all time favorite is this one, and this one is also beautiful–and more affordable.
5. Want to grow your own grass? It’s easy and baby Wolfie shows you how here (above).
6. If you’re looking a great spring book for the whole family, here’s one that’s on my list.

Stay sane,

Maia, Founder & CEO