30 Food Free Easter Egg Fillers
•Posted on April 02 2020

Easter is just around the corner. I feel like it snuck up on me this year. How is it April already? Luckily, I still have time to plan a fun Easter egg hunt that is food free! My son has food allergies, so for me, I’m always on the look out for fun, food free “treats”, no matter what the occasion is. Even if your child doesn’t have food allergies, you probably have your own reason for going food free.
Start planning the Easter egg hunt by deciding what will go in the plastic Easter eggs. You can either go with a theme or mix it up. For example, if your theme is Legos or puzzle pieces, then simply put a few pieces in each plastic Easter egg. If you are mixing it up, then there will be something different in each Easter egg. Once you have decided, simply fill them up!
Soon it will be Easter day and it’s time to set up everything. Hide the Easter eggs either inside or outside (depending on the weather). Put signs near the Easter eggs as clues to where they are hidden. For example, signs could say “This Way ->”, “Look Up” or “Around the Corner”. Once everything is in place, it’s time for the Easter egg hunt to begin!
To help you out, I’ve put together a list of 30 food free items that you can put in plastic Easter eggs.
- Legos
- Play coins
- Stickers
- Erasers
- Marbles
- Craft supplies
- Finger puppets
- Certificates
- Temporary tattoos
- Seashells
- Pine cones
- Crayons
- Hot wheels cars
- Rings
- Earrings
- Plastic bugs
- Key chain
- Marbles
- Movie tickets
- Rubber stamps
- Pictures to colour
- Rocks to paint
- Alphabet magnets
- Puzzle pieces
- Nerf darts
- Magnets
- Ribbons
- Hair bows
- Bouncy balls
- Balloons
Bonus: Here’s one more idea for you – Easter Egg Hunt certificates. It’s part of my Experience Gift Certificate collection. In this product, you will find twelve different certificates and pictures of twelve Easter eggs. Simply print them out and put one in each Easter egg. Hide the eggs and let the hunt begin! Afterwards, the kids can colour the Easter egg pictures and they can redeem the certificates whenever they want. The certificates are for things like play tic tac toe, have a pajama day or even bake cookies together. The best part – you also receive two sheets to record all the wonderful memories your family made during the Easter egg hunt and from when your children redeemed the experience gift certificates. What will be your favourite memory?
Until my next blog post, here's wishing you lots of joy and happiness!
With love,
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