My son was ten or eleven months old during his first Easter which made Easter a blast and it was easy to put together gifts. However if you have a really little one during Easter and you’d like to include them on the Easter fun I’ve come up with a list of ten items to put in an infant Easter basket.
Pacifier for an Infant Easter Basket
A pacifier is a great addition to an infant Easter basket. My son wasn’t much of a pacifier baby but he did like this one, link here.
Teething Toys
I would definitely include a teething toy in an infant Easter Basket. This is one I purchased for my friends baby, link here.
Here is one we really like that was gifted to us. I liked that he couldn’t drop it because it attached to his hand. The teething stage is hard! Link here.
Here is another affordable set that was gifted to my son and he got a lot of use out of them, link here.
Starter Spoons
My son wanted to be very independent as soon as he became more coordinated. We had a version of these spoons and they were fantastic, doubling as a chew toy. I’d definitely recommend them for an infant Easter basket. Link here.
Bedroom Décor
At our first house before my son was born my husband painted a wall mural in the nursery. Our theme was a summer night so these glow stars were a perfect addition to my son’s room, link here.
Light Up Toys for an Infant Easter Basket
This is one my aunt purchased for my son and he really enjoyed it. Link here.
Here is another one that looks so cool. I love how it encourages baby to crawl. My son really enjoyed pressing buttons as a baby and this would have been a great one for him to take to bed as he got older. Ugh oh is this giving me baby fever!? Link here.
This was my sons favorite. He still uses it. Unfortunately I think it’s hard to find now but if you can I highly recommend it. He still takes it to bed and it has saved us on car trips. Link here.
Crib Toys
This one clearly goes with caution if your baby is old enough for crib toys. When my son was old enough for crib toys I thrifted this one and it was fantastic. He really loved it. Link here.
We had purchased a lion king one as well for just $1 at a local thrift store! Don’t be afraid to thrift for gifts.
Comfy Toy in an Infant Easter Basket
So some babies get attached to soft things like a favorite stuffed animal and here is a great option for an infant Easter gift. Link here. Oh my goodness the bee is soooo cute. Yup it’s giving me baby fever. I’ve got to stop looking at this stuff ha ha. Anyways my dad had purchased a version of this for my son, but my son is a little bit of an oddball and his comfy ended up being his crib sheet which he still hangs onto. It’s really cute. I think my comfy toy was a big pink teddy bear.
Bibs
It took a while to find a bib I liked. The silicone ones were my favorite! It saved on laundry, was so easy to wash with the dishes, dried quickly and caught a lot of the mess. Link here. This one has a lot of cute prints to choose from!
Feeding Seat
If you don’t already have a place to feed your baby, I really loved our feeding seat. This wasn’t the exact one because again I thrifted ours but I really like how this one lasts up to 4 years old. Link here.
Baby and Toddler Swing
If your baby is a little older this is a great Easter gift! I bought one for my sons first Easter and we ended up building a stand for it. Link here. My son absolutely adored his, I’d swing him forever. Now that he’s older he has a cool tree swing. Swinging him is one of my favorite things to do with him. He always seems to be so calm and chatty.
If you enjoyed this post please check out my other Easter related post: Glow in the Dark Easter Egg Hunt.
Awesome painting on the wall!!