To think you don't get presents for Easter?

[NurseRoscoe]

I don't mean a little book, DVD, outfit or soft toy, for a baby too young for chocolate, a child who can't have chocolate for whatever reason or in addition to a small egg if parents don't want their child having too much chocolate.

I have just seen an increasing number of people buying their children £50+ worth of toys, trampolines, iPads, concert tickets etc, some even asking 'is this enough from the Easter bunny?!' I'm not even that old and I thought the Easter bunny brought Easter eggs, not that he had an inferiority complex from Santa Claus?

Have things really changed this much?

We always got presents at Easter when we were little. I do the same for my DC. It's a tradition (for us).

My dds get easter presents so nyah! Its not even a family tradition or anything.

I like to get them something outdoorsy to use as the summer is coming on.

They also get a big easter egg and I do a hunt for little ones in the garden.