50 Unique Easter Gifts for Teens, According to a Mom of Teens

My daughter used this Lululemon wristlet all through high school. It held her IDs, lip gloss, cash, cards, and eventually, the car keys. If they already have Lululemon's Everywhere Belt Bag they'll love adding this accessory to their collection. It comes in 12 colors.

They can top their emotional support water bottle with these colorful bunny figures, which also help protect their straw on the go.

Whether they have nervous energy during class or feel restless while watching TV, these fun squishes can help provide some stress relief. They can be squeezed, stretched, or bounced. You'll get four with this set, so you can spilt them between baskets.

Teens are alway asking for money—whether they want to go out with friends or need gas money. Here's an adorable way to gift them cash, or "bunny money," for the holiday.

Chances are, a Labubu is on your teen's wishlist for Easter, their birthday, and beyond. (What's a Labubu, you ask? Here's a look at the trend.) Heads up: This is a blind box gift, which means that you won't know which color they get until they open it.

Teens are obsessed with skincare, and this soothing sheet mask feels festive with an adorable bunny on the cheek. It's made with heartleaf to soothe dry skin and visibly improve redness, plus panthenol to hydrate.

A digital camera that prints photos they can share with their friends is a win-win. Teens can get creative with with this one because it prints in color or black and white.

This is one of those gifts that you put in their Easter basket because, despite the high price tag, it's so popular you know it'll make them happy. As a mom who has done exactly that, I can vouch for how good they smell. Plus, considering that each one usually costs $10 each, this set of of five for $45 is actually a good value. You can split them up into multiple baskets.

Designed to help reduce stress and anxiety (or just keep hands busy), this magnetic fidget pen can shift into whatever creative shape they imagine. Ages 15+

It's a good idea to swap out your makeup sponges often, so give your budding makeup artist teen a pack of six. They come in a cute carton, making the beauty blenders look like dyed eggs.

This handheld toy, which won a GH Toy Award in 2024, lets them experiment with more than 100 tricks. At our in-person toy-testing event, everyone wanted to see how long they could keep it up. Ages 8+

Teen girls can't get enough of Summer Fridays, and popular set includes four popular lip butters: Vanilla Beige, Pink Guava, Cherry, and Sweet Mind. Split these up among several Easter baskets or throw them all in one.

If they're always watching shows on their phone or recording videos for TikTok, this collapsible phone stand will make it easier. It folds up small, so you can tuck it into their Easter basket.

Teens can keep these cute chickies around as a reminder that you're always there for them. They come in a set of five, each with a different expression, and are also available as bunnies and flowers, or to forgo Easter theming entirely, donuts and dumplings.

This portable power bank is the one they'll take everywhere. It's small enough to fit in their pocket or purse, so now they'll have no excuse for not texting when they're running late.

As they fidget and fold, your teen can transform this little block into more than 70 shapes, then they'll have to figure out how to make it a cube again. Magnets inside make every new configuration click into place in a satisfying way. It's a popular fidget toy with more than 61,000 five-star reviews on Amazon. Ages 8+

Put the latest Apple tech in their Easter baskets for $30. The 2nd-gen AirTag just hit stores in January, and it has some notable updates compared to the original. With this new version, they'll get a louder speaker and a longer range of detection.

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Even if they don't always show it, teens have a lot on their minds and can get stressed out easily. Give them a moment of calm with this gratitude journal which will encourage them to develop new perspectives about their busy lives.