10 Best Easter Gifts for Kids in 2022 (Gund, Melissa & Doug, and More)

This stuffed rabbit has long floppy ears and oversized feet to maximize its cuteness. It's made from soft polyester and plush fur, making it both huggable and washable by wiping the surface. When seated, the bunny stands nine inches tall.

This stuffed rabbit isn't suitable for babies or toddlers as several reviewers report that it can shed fur. Reviewers confirm that the rabbit is very soft and is a big hit with their children. They love the big feet and say it is easy to cuddle!

This is a perfect gift for a baby who is experiencing their first Easter. The five-piece plush set includes a basket with embroidered lettering. The four items that fit inside all have sensory elements as they squeak, rattle, and make noise. The set also includes a coloring sheet for older children.

As the basket is aimed at babies of one-year-old and younger, all of the plushes are small and designed to be comfortably held by little hands. Babies respond well to this set, according to reviewers, as they like the softness and noises made. They like how each object does something different.

This is a good long-term project for any child who has an interest in science. The kit includes everything you need to plant a little flower garden, including three different types of seeds, soil, planting tools, and an instruction booklet. There is also a paint kit included to decorate the container.

As with any plant kit, make sure you read the instructions, particularly relating to the soil discs, and keep in mind that results will vary! Reviewers love that this is not only a practical and educational activity, but it's also one that a family can do together. They say it's fun and easy to plant and has clear instructions. 

Build your own Easter bunny with this LEGO kit. It contains 126 pieces and builds not only the rabbit, but also two eggs, flowers, and a grassy scene. The rabbit has moveable ears and carries a carrot and basket in its hands. 

As Brickheadz are less than six inches high when constructed, building them isn't suitable for younger children as the pieces are too small.

Reviewers say that the rabbit is fun to build and that the instructions are clear. Adults love that it fits easily into an Easter basket, and kids love that the ears are moveable!

There are 12 lovable characters to discover in this carton carry case. Two of them are loose and already hatched, whereas the other 10 are still within their eggs. The animals can be hatched by rubbing the eggshells and then cracking them open. 

Reviewers warn against buying more than one set of these eggs as the potential for duplicates is very high. They also say that the eggshells can make a mess when they crack.

Mess notwithstanding, children had fun cracking the eggs open to see what character was contained inside. The carton also doubles as a case for them once hatched.

Join the adventures of Biscuit the dog in this special Easter-themed book. Available in both hardcover and board book, it's written for children aged four and under and is a touch-and-feel adventure. As you read the words, children can look at the cute illustrations and touch the different textures.

The touch-and-feel sections are small, but still fun for the children to touch, according to reviewers. They say that the book is durable and well-made. Biscuit the dog is a popular character with many children due to his cute design and easy-to-follow stories. 

Made from surgical stainless steel, this cuff-style bracelet features a cross design. It only comes in one size, but can be bent to fit around wrists of various different sizes. A Bible verse is engraved on the bracelet and you can choose from a variety of verses.

As the bracelet is thin, the engraving is quite small and tricky to read, which disappointed some reviewers. Despite its thinness, reviewers say that the bracelet is sturdy and like that it can be adjusted easily. They also like the presentation bag that the bracelet comes in.

This set is both fun and educational. Each egg contains a different colored chick that makes a noise when pressed down. The lid of each egg has a colored face that matches the chick, encouraging color recognition and matching. The set also helps your child with shapes, as each egg only fits in one slot of the carton.

Some reviewers say that although the chicks do make noises, it isn't the "cheep" they expected it to be. They do like the educational aspects of the toy and say that their toddlers enjoyed played with it. Even children who are too young for shape and color recognition had fun with it.

Decorate eggs by simply placing one into the machine and make it spin while coloring to get smooth lines and stripes. The kit comes with both the rabbit-shaped machine and eight colored markers. Just make sure you have batteries on hand.

The eggs spin on rubber-lined wheels and some reviewers report that they had difficulties getting some eggs to spin due to their size. However, most say that decorating eggs with this machine is fun and easy. They advise cleaning the wheels frequently as they can get coated in the colored ink.

This game is for two to four players. Each player spins the spinner to see how many carrots they should pick from the bunny hill. Remove the right carrot and Jack will jump out of his hill. The player that catches him is the winner!

Some reviewers report that it can be tricky to place the rabbit into the hill fully. It's also possible for the game to be over with the pull of just one carrot, which can be disappointing to some children. Playing the game is fun, and reviewers say that their children enjoyed trying to catch Jack.