We already discussed Easter basket filler ideas here, so now it’s time to talk Easter egg fillers! For most, the go-to filler is candy. I prefer to stay away from candy, so I’ve come up with a handful of other ideas!
Keep in mind, some of these filler items are not safe for your littler ones, so use your judgment when filling the eggs for each child’s age.
Some of these will fit in the regular size eggs, but some you will need larger.
- Bandaids
- Erasers
- Stickers
- Craft supplies (jingle bells, foam stickers, googly eyes, etc.)
- Stampers
- Beads and string (to make a necklace/bracelet)
- Cross bead
- Coloring/activity pages (here’s a free coloring page for kids!)
- Pieces of fabric (for kids who love sewing/quilting)
- Balloons
- Toy cars
- Toy dinosaurs
- LEGO bricks and MiniFigures
- Shopkins
- Puzzle pieces
- Bath squirts
- Bouncy Balls
- Play dough
- Mini bubbles container
- Goop (check out this fun tutorial!)
- Mini Bible keychain
- Watch
- Hair things
- Jewelry (promise ring–this one is so pretty, bracelet)
- Lip balm
- Nailpolish
- Socks (for babies)
- Crackers
- Oatmeal (my boys love the dinosaur eggs oatmeal)
- Fruit snacks
- Seeds and dirt to plant (then check out this fun planting activity)
- Coupons (handmade for activities like a hug or a lunch date, or actual coupons for a certain toy or snack they get to pick out at the store)
- Things to hint (i.e. fishbowl rocks, some fish food, a small plastic fishbowl decoration, plastic fish, or pet store coupon to imply your child gets to pick out a new fish)