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12 Teeny-Tiny Easter Egg Fillers That Are More Fun Than Candy

Small treasures that make this year's egg hunt more exciting.

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There's something undeniably magical about an Easter egg hunt—the thrill of the search and uncovering surprises tucked inside each egg. This year, make it even more exciting by filling eggs with trendy toys instead of candy. You can hide a few of this year's most anticipated toys, like Clickeez keyboard keys that are fun to fidget with and collect. Or, stick to nostalgic prizes, like sticky hands and teeny-tiny ducks that'll easily fit in 2-inch eggs.

We've even found miniature versions of their favorite toys, including Troll dolls with two inches of hair, Furby figures with changing eyes, and pull-back race cars. Luckily, all of these Easter egg fillers come in bulk, so you can separate each set into many, many eggs to keep the hunt going. The best part? Non-candy Easter gifts are a win-win if you're trying to cut back on sugar.

These little keyboard keys are addicting! I love clicking and clacking them as I work. With this set, you'll receive five mystery keys—there are 30 characters in total to collect. Ages 6+

Nostalgic for you and fun for your little ones, these glitter sticker stands will tuck effortlessly into eggs. The pack includes 8 different colors, and there are sticky lizards, too. Ages 3+

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All the charm, cuteness, and colorful hair of a regular Furby in a 1-inch package, these adorable figures are fun to collect and play with. Their eyes change as your tilt them. Ages 5+

If your tween girl is too cool for toys, roll up beaded bracelet for her eggs. This trendy set includes seven different styles.

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They can play with these silly animals long after Easter. They can act out sounds and motions of their favorite animals, including bears, cows, frogs, and dogs.

Have your moist sponge ready to go if you plan to gift these adorable tattoos on Easter. There are six sheets of tattoos with precut tear lines, so you can easily prep them for eggs.

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There are more than 80 Thomas & Friends minis engines to collect! The longest dimension is about 2 inches, so you might want 3-inch eggs for this one! Ages 3+

Ideal for older kids, these egg tokens have different rewards. There's everything from pizza night, later bedtime, and new book to monetary values, ranging from 25 cents to $5.

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Gift for Teens and Adults

Mini Bunny Squishy Toys, 12 Pack

Mini Bunny Squishy Toys, 12 Pack
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Gift for Teens and Adults

Mini Bunny Squishy Toys, 12 Pack

Squishy toys are popular for all ages, including fidgety teens and adults (like myself). They can pull, stretch, and squeeze these adorable mini bunnies for a bit of stress relief. Ages 14+

Fun for crafting or playing house, these mini troll drolls are only .78 inches tall—although their long hair is an impressive two inches.

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For little kids obsessed with planes and cars, these mini vehicles will bring much more joy than candy. Pull them back and release to watch them race or fly. They're 1.8 by 1.2 inches, so you might need slightly larger eggs.

From cute puppies to festive ducks and bunnies, these mini farm animals are made from colorful resin. All of the figures are less than 1 inch tall.

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Alyssa Gautieri
Senior Gifts Editor

Alyssa Gautieri (she/her) leads Good Housekeeping’s gift guide strategy. She writes and edits commerce content, where she analyzes lifestyle trends, shopping data, and works closely with the Good Housekeeping Institute to recommend top-tested products. Previously, she was the associate lifestyle editor for GH and wrote for publications including ELLE Decor, BobVila.com, and Unique Homes Magazine. When she’s not tracking down buzzy products, you can find her walking her dog, Skye, around Jersey City.

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