You can't celebrate spring or Easter without lots of color, and this crayon carrier certainly does the trick. A clever roll-up design makes these a cinch for kids to carry wherever they'll need to satisfy a burst of creative vision. Personalize the front with your child's name, and choose from one of two color schemes.
Personalization Mall, $22.99
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Boys can be so hard to buy for on Easter. What's a rough-and-tough little guy to do in a sea of seersucker and little marshmallow peeps? Give him a break and toss a few of these sports ball eggs his way. You can at least be sure his basket won't be all pastels and bunnies.
Oriental Trading Company, $9.95 (72 pieces)
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If you're not doing the traditional egg hunt, you can always do the ceremonial decoration of the minivan. These retro egg-shaped magnets work great on the car, refrigerator door, or any other magnetic surface. And older kids who are tired of dipping eggs will get a kick out of them.
Fridgedoor, $7.95 (9 pieces)
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Imagine your son or daughter telling friends that they spent Easter feeding a bottle to their own wiggling, chirping -- yet mechanical -- baby chick. Freaky? Sure. Fun? You bet. For ages 4 and up.
Hasbro, $12.99
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These unique canvas bags will do triple duty: Stuff them with goodies and give them as Easter baskets. Have kids sling them over an arm during an afternoon egg hunt. Then, use them after the holiday to store small toys or other items in a child's room. The best part is, they can be personalized with any name.
Pottery Barn Kids, $16 (personalize for $6 more)
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This box contains everything kids need to decorate their eggs -- which means you don't have to search the grocery store aisles for supplies one at a time. Between the wire egg dippers, egg blower, colorful dyes and stick-on accessories, they'll have all the necessary tools to create great-looking eggs. Tips and instructions included.
Williams-Sonoma, $24.95
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Watch out: These are addicting. Gather the family 'round and use these slick decorating pens to create funky raised designs on Easter eggs. First, stick on the metallic outline shapes (provided). Then fill them in using the special pen for an embossed effect. Easy and fun for all ages, even for teens, who can use them later to decorate cell phones, MP3 players, etc.
Sakura, $5.99
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Make a special keepsake with this set of six wooden eggs and colorful paints. Kids can personalize them with their own unique designs and give them to a relative as a gift. Comes with a cute cardboard carton you can present them in. For ages 5 and up.
Smith and Hawken, $24.00
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One word -- hysterical! This set of one dozen rubber duckies decked out in Easter "disguise" will be the hit of any gathering. Get a bunch to pass out to kids and their friends. Line them up in the back window of the car, or put a couple on your desk at work.
Oriental Trading Company, $5.95
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And for just a little more whimsical -- at a foot tall, this giant chick PEZ dispenser plays "The Chicken Dance" when you tip it back. It would be hard to imagine anyone not getting a kick out of this one. Add it to an Easter basket as the pièce de résistance.
Brand New Products, LLC, $24.95
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Finally, when you're looking for Easter gifts for the kids, don't forget the pooch, too. This bunny costume for dogs is simply too cute to resist.
Glamour Dog, $26.00
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