Older kids, teens, and adults will have fun assembling this 140-piece Lego set, which creates a tree and six brightly colored eggs to adorn the branches. There's also a mischievous Easter Bunny and a chick. Ages 8+
You can hide these pre-filled eggs, which arrive as a set of 24. From mixing colors to building characters, the different colors will help kids explore their creativity. Ages 2+
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Perfect for sliding into an Easter basket, this set of Magna-Tiles comes in a travel-friendly tin. There are 24 spring-colored tiles, and a bunny figure. Ages 3+
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All dressed up like Peeps, these 3-inch plushies make 45 different sounds, speak in "Furblish," and plays music. Press the top of its head, mouth, and heart gem to activate different noises. Ages 6+
If you ask teens what they want for Easter, most of them will likely say "money"—at least this is a festive way to gift it. Hide money inside and they'll have to navigate the complex 3D maze to unlock it.
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Give the entire family a laugh with these edible "bunny fart"—don't worry, it's actually fluffy cotton candy flavored like vanilla. Tons of online reviewers say it tastes delicious.
I recently tried foil fun with my 6-year-old and 8-year-old nieces, and we had a blast. Use shiny foil stickers to decorate Easter eggs, baskets, flowers, and more. The best part is it's mess-free. Ages 4+
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Crack open this egg to reveal a 12-inch dragon that can be bent and posed. There are 12 color options (including a glow-in-the-dark egg). They can collect them, then mix and match the joints to create their own dragon designs. Ages 3+
Young artists have the chance to customize their own nightlight with washable markers. Later, use a damp cloth to wipe the chick clean and re-do the design again and again. Ages 4+; three AAA batteries required
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Tuck this glossy lip crayon into her Easter basket, which happens to come in adorable bunny-shaped packaging. It's packed with Vitamin E for hydration and there's a subtle tint.
Perfect for on-the-go fun, this bundle includes a Bunny collectible stamper preloaded with 300 stickers, a 24-page activity pad, and refill stickers. Ages 3+
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With 21 fill-in-the-blank stories about spring, candy, and the Easter Bunny, this book is a festive way to pass the time and get the whole family laughing. Ages 8+
Bag charms are trending, and this adorable bunny is right on-theme. Teens can clip it to their purse, backpack, or keys.
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Transform this set of magnets includes creative sculptures and shapes, like swords, robots, and cubes, or use it as a writing pen. Ages 15+
Turn this adorable bunny into their nightlight. They can tap it to change between 16 color options, and there are two brightness levels.
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Shopping for your partner, parent, or adult child, this charming puzzle will encourage them to get off their devices for a while. The 500 pieces create a garden tea party scene with bunnies.
They'll love cuddling, squishing, and sleeping with this 12-inch pink donkey. If they have a favorite animal, food, of character, there are plenty of other Easter Squishmallows to choose from, too. Ages 3+
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Wind up these little fuzzy chicks and bunnies to watch them hop around the house. They're entertaining for young kids, including toddlers—even if you have to help them wind it up. Ages 0-3
Add a moment of self-care into her everyday routine. She can drop a steamer on the floor of the shower to enjoy aromatherapy benefit. There are six scents, including lavender for relaxation and grapefruit and rosemary for a morning wakeup.

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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