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If you do the Easter bunny thing?

14 replies

OhOGee · 07/04/2023 14:34

What will he/she be bringing your dc ?

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emmathedilemma · 07/04/2023 14:36

surely it's easter eggs??

WhoLetTheSprogsOut · 07/04/2023 14:37

Easter chocolates hidden in plastic eggs around the garden. The Easter bunny likes to shop at Aldi and get a good variety of eggs, chicks, lambs etc 😉.

Heroicallyfound · 07/04/2023 14:41

I got a packet of 16 mini Lindt bunnies to hide around the garden (or house if it’s cold/wet) with a grand prize of a huge dairy milk egg and two smaller eggs. The Easter bunny normally leaves an initial clue about what to hunt for as that’s all the reading my child will do! (He’s so stubborn that he’d rather not participate than have to read!)

That’s more than enough chocolate for one child in one week!

BooksAndHooks · 07/04/2023 14:44

Easter hunt from us in Garden. Easter bunny brings a big chocolate bunny and a few little hollow animals for their Easter baskets. Sometimes leaves some jelly carrots.

TheBirdintheCave · 07/04/2023 15:00

A Peter Rabbit Easter Egg from mummy and daddy and a pair of fluffy bunny ears on a hairband from his childminder 😂

DisplayPurposesOnly · 07/04/2023 15:03

New clothes is a long/old Easter tradition

GingerbreadBaking · 07/04/2023 15:04

She brings eggs.

I gather the rabbit was in art historically to do with the Virgin Mary bringing new life.

AliceMcK · 07/04/2023 15:11

Chocolate eggs, a little Easter shaped tin with more chocolate eggs & eggs filled with sweets. I had planned on little wind up Easter toys, bunny’s & chicks but my 5yo found them so they now already have them.

Fridaysgirl17 · 07/04/2023 15:15

Easter eggs & an Easter basket each with a bunny,a craft & a book oh & I got hot chocolate eggs with marshmallows in them as my 5 year old loves a hot chocolate lately 😀

crazeecatlady · 07/04/2023 15:30

When children were smaller we did a massive egg hunt with clues and bunny footprints indicating general direction of travel all around our garden. Then along came covid and now they're too grown. It was good fun while it lasted and has given them some good memories

mamatoTails · 07/04/2023 15:40

I do a basket each of mine. Baskets we re-use every year.

One mid-sized egg - so the egg and one bar of chocolate.

and then 3 of the small bags of eggs - mini eggs, Kit Kat eggs, aero eggs or similar.
Plus 2 hollow Easter bunnies - this year a Kit Kat one and a dairy milk Peter rabbit.

Younger ones don't get the small bags of eggs, they have Easter chocolate coins instead and a small chocolate Easter lollipop.

Bakinhappy · 07/04/2023 15:50

For those that do egg hunts in the garden - do you get this ready the night before or in the morning?

WhoLetTheSprogsOut · 07/04/2023 17:04

Bakinhappy · 07/04/2023 15:50

For those that do egg hunts in the garden - do you get this ready the night before or in the morning?

We normally engineer for DH to take the children to the playground for a bit and 'mummy will catch you up in a minute' while I run round hiding them, then we all come back home to a big surprise. Or we do it at Grandma's house if I've been organised enough to handover the stuff in advance (we live an hour away and often visit at Easter) but I failed to do that this year 🤦🏼‍♀️. Depends on the weather too! Looks sunny in Sunday so I think I might hide them Saturday night and let them into the garden early in Sunday before they all melt!

Aug12 · 08/04/2023 02:05

I do a non-chocolate Easter basket, a big egg each and then small ones that are hidden in the garden and found during the hunt. This year they’ve got a new book each, watering can and seeds to plant, bubble mix, play doh, teddy, chalks.. I think that’s it 🤔 all wee nic-nacs from home bargains

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