25 Premade Easter Baskets for Every Age and Interest (2024)

A slime kit in the form of a gift basket that just happens to be in the colors of Easter? What could be better than that for your older kids or tweens? Especially ones who can't have the big, candy-filled basket or who don’t love chocolate. Recommended for kids aged 7 and up, this ice cream-themed slime kit has all you need to make multiple batches of goo in multiple colors, fun add-in scents, and more. Plus, it includes realistic-looking ice cream cones and non-edible extras like sprinkles and cherries.

For kids who love mermaids and pretend play, this adorable basket features an assortment of dress-up items, activities, and treats. It comes with nail polish, nail gems, and an iridescent purple and blue hair scrunchie, plus a shell bubble wand and mermaid-themed sidewalk chalk. With a few classic candies like M&Ms and Smarties added to the mix, this basket is sure to keep any child happily occupied all Easter long.

This sweet basket is just right for the littlest of babies, celebrating their very first Easter. A small basket filled with the softest plushes will delight your new baby on Easter morning. The basket comes with four plush toys, including an adorable bunny, as well as two soft eggs. Plus, the basket itself feels like a stuffed animal! Picture the cute photo opportunities with your baby beside the basket, holding one of the little chickens or eggs in their chubby baby fist: It's almost too adorable.

Clementines don’t seem like a natural fit for Easter, but when you combine them with tinfoil-wrapped chocolate eggs, fruit gummies and cinnamon caramel-flavored popcorn in an cute coiled rope bunny basket, it all comes together. This option is a great choice for families who don’t want a basket with a bunch of extra stuff, but don’t want a ton of candy, either.

The milk chocolate bunny and green buttercream-frosted egg-shaped vanilla cookies are the stars of the show when it comes to this luxe Easter basket, but don't overlook the delicious Moose Munch from Harry & David. That stuff is borderline absurd in its goodness. If you're lucky, you can swipe a handful for yourself when your kid isn't looking.

For an Easter basket that your baby or young toddler won’t get bored with after five seconds, this bird-shaped toy is a great option. Not only is it ultra-colorful, but it also lights up and plays music. It comes with six different eggs and when the eggs are put into position inside the bird-shaped basket, each one has a song to play. The bird also makes silly noises when you press its beak.

We love that this basket has both sweet and savory offerings — so many baskets are just one or the other, and not all kids are really into sweets. From goldfish and pretzels to cookies and classic candies, this basket has a little something for every craving, and it’s a really good value, considering that it’s overflowing with goodies. Wrapped in a box filled with that infuriating grass, it's a great prefilled Easter basket choice.

Easter baskets aren't always a huge deal for families. For teens and tweens, this candy-filled gift box is just enough of a treat without going overboard. It's also a great option for grandparents who like to give grandkids just a little something for the holiday. It includes a handful of sweets, including Easter classics like Peeps and Tootsie Pops.

What a sensory delight this on-trend premade basket is. Although small in size, it’s full of pop-its, fidget toys, and sensory goodies. Perfect for when the Easter Bunny is ready to chill out. After all, the Easter Bunny has to go go go, but at the end of that? He probably just wants to relax, just like many kids on Easter after a busy day of egg-hunting and celebrating.

This is a basket that will stun your kids with its sheer excessiveness. Billed the “Ultimate Easter Basket,” it has literally everything: plushes, chocolate, candy, popcorn, Peeps, jelly beans, and a giant, slightly ostentatious basket with more and more grass. Sure, it’s pricey, but there are enough candy to last weeks, if not months.

The basket itself is part of the gift with this option from Williams Sonoma. It can be personalized with your child’s name or monogram and reused for future Easters. Inside the wicker basket is a Peter Rabbit book, plus classic treats like popcorn, caramels, a cookie, and a foil-wrapped chocolate.

We get it, you’re bougie. Your kids? They’re bougie. That’s why you’re getting the Jacques Torres Easter basket. It’s chock-full of high-end chocolate from the well-known New York-based French chocolate maker. You get milk chocolate, dark chocolate, caramel eggs, and even dark chocolate-covered Peeps, among other decadent delights in this basket. It’s Instagrammable. And, even better, it’s something your kids will show off on TikTok.

As soccer moms, we can tell you that your soccer-loving kid will be all over this basket. It’s pretty special. It has one pair of socks, one “eat sleep soccer” bag, a pair of “I’d rather be playing soccer” stickers, a water bottle, a ball, a bracelet, and the basket itself. It’s a perfect gift for older kids who’ve matured past the Easter Bunny but still would secretly appreciate a gift.

Frozen-obsessed kids will not want to let this Easter gift go. It’s a candy-free option that includes Anna and Elsa-themed items like a reusable water bottle, a puzzle book, stickers, and a set of jumbo chalk. Best of all, the plush bucket can be repurposed to store art supplies or small toys after the holiday is over.

This basket is a bit more elaborate, with plenty of treat choices, a fun basket, and, yes, that blasted grass again. Unlike many other options on this list, this one includes a few throwback treats like Tropical Dots and jelly beans. Plus, it has classic Easter favorites, like Peeps marshmallows and a milk chocolate bunny.

This premade Easter basket is a good “in-between” size option that any candy-loving kid would be happy to receive. Not too big and not too small, it comes complete with a plush toy, paper grass to litter all over your house, and an assortment of full-size chocolate bars and other sweets.

Bari Lynn is an accessories brand that’s known for their super-cute kids headbands, so, of course, they’re going to make a fantastic Easter basket that has a DIY headband kit. A plush keychain, a sparkly pink bunny basket, and a pair of stylish sunnies round out this fun Easter gift.

If you’re bougie on a budget, allow us to introduce you to Lindt, the maker of this adorable basket that includes a mixture of milk chocolate, caramel, and truffle chocolates. The quality is excellent, the style screams “I’m fancy and I embrace that part of me,” and the price tag says “I'd have to choose between my family eating real eggs or Easter eggs if I go higher than this.”

With this basket, you can say goodbye to the Easter bunny, and hello to the Easter tiger! This gift comes with a tiger plush as well as a Squish Dude toy and a tub of Flarp, which if you’re not familiar with, is like Play-doh if it also made silly farting sounds. Kids who love fart humor will be obsessed!