Looking for a non-candy Easter basket alternative? Today I have 25 Non Candy Plastic Easter Egg Stuffers for you!
For the past 2 years we have been trying to have “Candy Free Easters”. We find family always buys Bean candy for Easter so we try to find non candy items to stuff plastic Easter Eggs with.
Two years ago, when Bean was potty training, I decided to stuff her plastic Easter eggs with “big girl panties” instead of candy. Since then I am constantly searching for new plastic Easter egg stuffer ideas.
- Underwear
- Stickers
- Littlest Pet Shop Teensies (These were a big hit last year.)
- Mini nail polish
- Fruit snacks
- Flower seeds
- Movie gift certificate
- DIY coupons for things like “Stay Up 15 Minutes Late”, “Pass to watch tv show of my choosing”, “Date night with Mommy”, “Date night with Daddy”.
- Toy Cars (You can often find mini versions of Hotwheels and other brands of toy cars).
- Ponytail Holders (I always make a few extra sets of my Lilikoi Lane Ponytail Holders for Bean’s Easter Basket)
- Silly putty
- Plastic bugs
- Bouncy balls
- Temporary tattoos
- Bathtub color tablets
- Money (coins sound fun jingling around inside the eggs and small bills are fun to save up for wish list items)
- Beads and bracelet supplies
- Rubber stamps (Michaels seems to often have a $1.00 bin of cute small rubber stamps)
- Nail stickers
- Magnets
- Cute shaped erasers
- Crystals or other pretty rocks and stones
- Balloons
- Legos
- Puzzle pieces (You can take a full puzzle and put a few pieces in each Easter Egg, after all the eggs are collected the family can put together the puzzle.)
- Squinkies (I had never heard of squinkies before but now I see them everywhere I go. They seem to have Squinkies for just about every Disney movie and they are the perfect size to fit into plastic Easter eggs)
I hope you enjoy my list of my favorite non-candy plastic Easter egg stuffers. What do you stuff your plastic Easter Eggs with?
Love these ideas! I often get stuck on Easter trying to not do a lot of candy :) Underwear is one that we do every year and the kids love it!
This is great! With Eli’s food allergies, I will definitely be filling his eggs with toys & other non candy items. Thanks for posting!
Thanks for linking up to our link party last week, Crystal. I love these non-candy ideas for eggs. We have so much candy around here, it’s not even funny. (It lasts a long time when you’re not aloud to eat it very often. :0)
I can’t wait to see what you link up to our party this next week.
Melissa
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Can someone tell me where I can find the plastic lightening McQueen car eggs posted above.?I can’t find them for sale anywhere on the internet.
Hi Lisa,
You can find the Lightening McQueen Squinkies here: https://amzn.to/2DVpYwA
Best Wishes,
Crystal