60 Best Easter Gifts for Kids, from Babies to Teens

Kids will be amazed at what they cook up in this play oven! First, they mix the ingredients and shape and mold the "dough" that they create. Then they put it in the oven, set the the timer and — voilà — a full-size fuzzy friend emerges. It even smells like a baked good and feels warm to the touch. The toy inside is a surprise, so they'll either get a dog, a cat or a bunny. Ages 5+

This bird does all of the interactive sounds and reactions you would expect from a Fingerlings creation — and more. Press its wings, and it can record a secret message that can only be played when it sits on a finger. In addition, it can repeat what you say in a funny, birdy voice. It also comes in blue. Ages 5+

Throw this bath bomb into the tub, and it doesn't just dissolve — it turns the water into a bubble bath. In addition, there's an Easter-themed squishy toy inside each one. Ages 3+

These are so small they can be used like a backpack charm, and yet their personalities are so big. They love to sing and make music, and each color of Furblet has a different favorite style, from hip-hop to K-Pop. If you get more than one, they can harmonize with each other or interact with a bigger Furby. Ages 6+

Babies can learn about cause-and-effect with one of the greatest bunny characters in literature with this Peter Rabbit jack-in-the-box. When they turn the crank, it plays "Pop Goes the Weasel," and the surprise is more gentle than scary. Ages 6 months+

Kids can take the bunny template, grab the included tool, and make the rabbit shine by attaching different colors of sequins — great for crafty kids or kids who love working with their hands. There are other templates, too, including a cat, a rainbow or a cactus. Ages 8+

This interactive toy is a mini version of the Squeakee the Balloon Dog, a previous winner of a Good Housekeeping Best Toy Award. It has loads of interactive features: Blow on its nose and it "inflates," rub its head and it squeaks like a balloon and press its nose and it repeats what you say. You can also get a monkey, a puppy or a unicorn, but those don't fit the Easter theme as well. Ages 5+

Through the power of magnets, this fluffy owl can really sit on a kid's shoulder. It also repeats what it hears in a bird voice, makes bird noises, and reacts to actions like being tickled or flipped upside-down. It comes in white, pink and blue. Ages 4+

Once they've finished their egg hunt and opened their baskets, they'll want to dash outside and start making giant bubbles with this easy-to-use kit. They'll be amazed at the size they can create with it! Ages 6+

Is it truly a holiday if you don't have the matching family pajamas to prove it? These bunny jams come in pink or blue, and also in sizes for kids, babies, women and men/unisex, so everyone can get in on the act.

Now they finally get to play with their food! When this set is all together, kids can use it as a fleece pillow. Or, they can unzip it and take out five shiny, foil Easter eggs to play with. You can also get a set with gummy bears, and they both come from iScream, which has lots of Easter gift options, including Easter nail stickers ($8), jelly bags ($10), lip bam sets ($12), pajama shorts ($28) and plush bunny sets ($39). No age recommendation given

This innovative marble run set has nano pads that adhere to the wall, which means kids can build as high as they can reach without requiring a huge amount of extra support pieces. Once they get going the with starter set, there are also expansion packs that add loops, twists, trampolines and snake turns to the track. Ages 8+

Squishmallows — those pillow/stuffed animal hybrids that kids have made a bonafide toy craze — are great for Easter gifts, since they're all vaguely egg-shaped. They come shaped like a variety of animals and food items, so you can choose their favorites, but this little lamb (named Elea) seemed appropriate for the season, as does Empressa, a pink chick that comes in her own Easter egg, or Luanne, an opossum wearing a carrot costume. Ages 3+

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Fans of Roblox's Adopt Me! online game will thrill to open up one of these eggs and see which five-inch mystery plush pet they've hatched. But the fun doesn't stop there: Each one comes with a virtual code so that the fun can continue in the digital world, too. There are 12 to collect in all. Ages 6+

If there are any eggs left in the carton after the dying is done, this kit will turn them into hands-on STEM activities for science-minded kids. The activities let kids grow crystals inside of eggshells, make eggs bounce, give them a marble color, and more, exposing them to concepts across chemistry, physics and biology. Ages 5+

You can't talk about fidget toys without mentioning Schylling's NeeDoh, which are just so satisfying to squeeze — no wonder they've found a following on TikTok. These chicks, sold individually, are perfect for an Easter basket, but you can also opt for marble eggs. Ages 3+

Parents who remember The Littlest Pet Shop from their own childhoods will be thrilled about its return. These mini three-packs are the perfect size for an Easter basket, and there are 65 possible pets to collect. In addition, in each box, kids get a virtual code to unlock a digital experience. Ages 4+

Good Housekeeping experts have long been fans of the way the Eggmazing Easter Egg Decorator holds and spins an Easter egg, making it possible to make cool stripes and designs with just regular markers. Now, to add an extra bit of festive whimsy, the whole thing comes shaped like a Peeps bunny! You can also get it in yellow or in blue, or you can go for the original, egg-shaped version. Ages 3+

There a half a dozen eggs in this set, and each one is filled with a mini version of a classic Disney or Pixar character all ready for spring. In addition, each egg comes with a glossy sticker sheet. Ages 3+

This TikTok-viral, brain-teasing game is just the right size to stick in an Easter basket. Like an IRL Tetris, first the challenge cards start players off with the beginnings of the 3D shape, and then they have to use their logic, critical thinking and spatial skills to fit the rest of the pieces in. Ages 7+

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