WHAT I'VE GOT MY TODDLER FOR EASTER 2018

With Easter right around the corner I thought I would share with you what I have bought for E this year. She tends to get quite a bit of chocolate from our relatives so I try to keep the amount of chocolate I buy her to a minimum and try to come up with some alternative ideas from us. This is what I have bought her this year: 

• Easter colouring set from The Works £1 - I like to buy a few craft type bits to do over the long weekend. 
• Bunny Ears headband from Home Bargains 59p 
• Easter stickers from Home Bargains 49p 

• Egg Hunt game by Orchard Games from Sainsburys £5 - We love Orchard games so when I saw this cute Easter one I had to buy it! These travel size ones are great for taking out and about on holidays, out for meals etc. 
• Dora The Explorer Easter DVD from Amazon £2.95 
• 2 x Peppa Pig Mashems from Sainsburys £3.50 each - What is the fascination with Mashems?! E is obsessed with them! I hate them as they get covered in fluff after 5 seconds of play but I know she will be thrilled to find these in her Easter bag! 

• Bush Baby World Blossoms from Sainsburys £9 - E received a couple of Bush Babies for Christmas and loves them so when I saw the new Blossom range I just had to buy her one. I chose Bluebelle and I think the colours and flower pattern are perfect for spring time. She will be so excited to find this in her Easter bag.  
• White Chocolate Bunny lolly from Sainsburys £1
• Mini chocolate bunnies from Aldi £1.49

These will all go in an Easter gift bag which I am yet to buy! I’ve done Easter baskets in the past but find them a bit of a pain to store for the rest of the year so I am going to stick to an Easter gift bag this year. 

We are seeing family on the Sunday so I have bought two games for the children to play. One is an egg and spoon race kit from Sainsburys for £5 which comes with plastic spoons and eggs and little bean bag eggs to go inside. This looks like a great one to keep and use year after year. And who doesn't love an egg and spoon race?! I’m sure there will be a few competitive adults giving it a go too! The second game I purchased is a pin the tail on the bunny set from Home Bargains for 99p. I thought this was a really cute concept. I’ve not taken it out of the box yet so I'm not sure whether its something which can be used multiple times but I figured for 99p I don't mind if we only use it the once. 

And of course Easter wouldn't be Easter without a little easter egg hunt so I purchased this pack of 25 hollow eggs from Sainsburys for £3 which will be plenty for the children to hunt on the Sunday. 

I hope this post has given you a few ideas and that you have a lovely Easter if you celebrate

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