Jellycat Bashful Bunny
About $30
The impossibly soft cult bunny in medium.
Why it landsThe stuffed animal that survives childhood and ends up in the college dorm. Anchor gift, solved.
Easter · Gift guide
Kids, teens, and fully grown adults. All covered
An Easter basket is a format, not an age bracket. The same move works at 5 and 35, one anchor, one treat, a few small delights. Here is the whole spread, jellybean filler not included.
All 16 picks
About $30
The impossibly soft cult bunny in medium.
Why it landsThe stuffed animal that survives childhood and ends up in the college dorm. Anchor gift, solved.
About $40
Champagne bears and pastel candies in a keepsake box.
Why it landsThe grown-up basket centerpiece. Nobody regifts a Sugarfina bento.
About $14
Ethical Dutch chocolate eggs in loud, happy wrappers.
Why it landsBetter-than-supermarket eggs with a fair-trade story. The filler that is not filler.
About $13
Buildable tulips that never wilt.
Why it landsSix dollars of build-it-yourself spring. Perfect basket-scale LEGO.
About $25
Kid-size trowel, gloves and watering can for the yard.
Why it landsConverts sugar-high energy into an afternoon outside. Parents silently grateful.
About $13
Spring-shade balms in basket-ready sizes.
Why it landsThe teen-basket staple that actually gets used to the bottom of the tube.
About $45
Exotic truffles, the adult version of the chocolate rabbit.
Why it landsFor the household where the adults deserve a basket too. They do.
About $35
Embroidered keepsake basket that returns every year.
Why it landsBuy once, embroider the name, and it becomes the family's annual tradition object.
About $25
Four Beatrix Potter classics in a gift slipcase.
Why it landsThe basket anchor that outlives the chocolate by twenty years.
About $15
The pastel bunny/chick everyone's collecting.
Why it landsThe 'cool basket' signal for anyone between 5 and 25. Yes, 25.
About $15
The iconic gold-wrapped bunnies, milk/dark/white.
Why it landsThe chocolate that says Easter in one image, one for each kid, zero fights.
About $20
The mesmerizing indoor sand that cleans up easy.
Why it landsPost-egg-hunt entertainment that doesn't involve a screen or more sugar.
About $16
Wooden eggs you paint once and keep forever.
Why it landsDye kits get tossed Monday; these come back out of the decoration box every year.
About $18
Egg-shaped fizzies with tiny toys inside.
Why it landsBath time becomes an event through April, parents thank you twice.
About $26
Four spring shades in teen-perfect minis.
Why it landsThe teen-basket upgrade past candy, spring nails, sorted.
About $30
LA's prettiest chocolate in blooming spring wrappers.
Why it landsThe adults-deserve-a-basket move. Display-worthy until the moment they're not.
Assembly rule: anchor in the back, treats in front, and always more grass than you think.
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