What's In The Basket?
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What's In The Basket?
| Wed, 04-04-2007 - 7:07am |
For those of you who celebrate Easter... how are you stuffing the baskets this year? Do you do all candy? no candy? Are chocolate bunnies a must? Or are you a chocolate egg family? Are you doing no candy this year? Do you hide the baskets? or eggs?
I like to do a theme.. corny, I know.

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No theme here, just stuff.
Cool! I would love to see the baskets!! that sounds so cool!!
Oh and Littlest Pet Shop is a huge hit around here too! Roslyn has soo many! She has the big Get Well Center and the Biggest Littlest Pet Shop.
I don't do a theme, this year is the first year I have a basket for Emily, she's old enough to know and get excited about the whole thing.
Ryland does not eat candy so he isn't getting any.
We always do more toys than candy, but the kids still get a little bit of candy, especially a chocolate bunny! The girls are getting the Easter Barbie, the littlest pet shop set that Target has in their Easter aisle, a little play-doh set that looks like Easter eggs, a little candy, a new Bible, a little Polly Pocket set and I thinks thats about it. Judds basket has an Easter Elmo See-n-Say, a Mr. Potato Head Bunny, Gerber Graduates snacks, a choc bunny, a new outfit and the same play-doh set his sisters are getting. We are going to my Grandma's house on Saturday for an Easter egg hunt and dinner. I spent about $35 per child on their basket, (But the baskets themselves were $7 each). I don't even wanna guess at what I spent on candy to fill all of the eggs that we are taking to my Grandma's house!!!
This year the baskets don't have much candy because everyone else gives them so much candy I can't stand them.
This is our first year doing a basket too, Ellie is 16 months old and we've had her at two egg hunts already and she is loving it. No candy in her basket, but I did put a little packet of fudge-striped mini cookies...she has had those before as a treat and she's crazy about them. I did stuffed animals (had to get the giant bunny, heh) and books...and since we just moved to the suburbs, Mama is going to attempt to do a flower garden out front and maybe a mini vegetable garden out back, so I got Ellie little tiny gardening tools in a little matching bag (with matching sunglasses, lol). And she's getting a little tunnel thing that you can crawl through. And a few outfits. Oh and a couple of Melissa and Doug knob puzzles, I love those things. I think that's it...
She's our only one and I admit that we went incredibly overboard, heh. In our defense, DH just finished law school and started working in January and that last leg of time just before he starting working we were REALLY strapped down to our last penny. So Christmas for Ellie this past year was $10 worth of stuff from the dollar store wrapped in tin foil. (and we were 600 miles away from any family, so it's not like we could "go to Gramma's" or anything either) She was too young to know the difference, she loved the shiny foil and she loved her new little board books and ball...it was fine, we had fun anyway. But we just can't help ourselves spoiling her just a little bit now that life is so comfortable for us, we're having such fun with it and we did need to make up for Christmas! So this year it is going to be one generous bunny coming to town, lol.
Krista, 35 yr. old SAHM
DD 16 months
We are going to an Egg Hunt/Easter Festival at church on Saturday.
Wendy - please post a picture of the basket.
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