We mainly give eggs but my mum likes to buy the grandkids new winter PJs or a dressing gown as well. I really like that idea and it's a practical gift from a Nanna who just loves to spoil her grandkids.
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We mainly give eggs but my mum likes to buy the grandkids new winter PJs or a dressing gown as well. I really like that idea and it's a practical gift from a Nanna who just loves to spoil her grandkids.
DS gets Easter eggs. This year (if I can be bothered today) he'll get a pair of winter pjs too but certainly nothing to that extent!
My boy will get a bunny, book, Pjs and whatever else I feel like buying him. It makes me happy and it make him happy. Each to their own.
My kids get a pair of winter PJs each and an egg hunt with small eggs. The PJ's are a tradition my parents did with me and my siblings and we always loved it so it was a no brainer to continue it with my kids!
Well my two have ended up with a little bag each to use for the easter egg hunt and it has 3 of those kind of medium sized hollow eggs in it. And DD1 got an activity book too. And them we have just a bag of little eggs to hide around the place.
This bunny is now going to hop off to bed.
Easter eggs and a new toothbrush here! I can't give him the chocolate without the reminder to protect his teeth :) The twins get nothing.. Mean Easter bunny
I do know a fair few people who give winter pj's as well.
my mum doesn't like going overboard with chocolate so we often got the eggs transferred into a present usually something useful like ear muffs or a cheap cordless drill
I always do a new pair of slippers and some winter Pj's ;-D then some chocolates. I don't think it's over the time. It's the things that I need at this time of the year anyway and the kids always thing it's special that they get it for easter ;-D
My DS got nothing other than the egg DH boss got him. He is still so little he doesn't get it and I won't see nephews till next week so will get them tomorrow for 1/3 of the price.
My kids got an Easter Beanie Kid and 1 egg each from us. But by gosh you should see what they got from the rest of the family. Kilos of chocolate.
No Easter Bunny here. I never had it growing up, as Easter was focused on Jesus.
We're focusing on teaching our kids the 'rebirth' message of Easter. So, we bought DD a big fluffy chicken.
My parents got her a big fluffy fish. :)
DD can't eat chocolate, a) because she's 1 and doesn't need to and b) because of her medical condition. It's too risky.