44 Easter Egg Fillers That Aren't Junk (Parents Vote!)

Beth Wood said:  Slow rising foam squishes are popular among the 9-12 year old group and make fun gifts for tweens. These make great fidgets for the classroom as well. They are sweet smelling and squishy.

Brittany Kozielski said:  Little kids love to feel fancy! Sticker earrings are a harmless and fun way to let your princess sparkle. You can cut the sheet into smaller sections that will fit within your Easter eggs.

Kelly R. said:  Jacks is a simple and fun game that will challenge even the most coordinated kid. Use the jacks and balls as individual Easter egg fillers, and place the empty box in the Easter basket to collect them all once they're found.

Kelly R. said:  Every little learner needs a set of fridge-worthy letters, and they are the perfect size to use as Easter egg fillers!

Kelly R. said:  IKEA's adorable finger puppets are sized to fit adult or child fingers, so you and your child can pretend together.

Kelly R. said:  Kids love to check for the jingle of loose change hidden in the eggs!

Gina I. said:  Got a crafty kid? Beads and other jewelry making supplies are great Easter egg filler ideas, and they are inexpensive too!

Laila Talley said:  The perfect Easter egg fillers for toddlers! These mini trains have working wheels and link together, and their smaller size makes them great to take on the go.

Kelly R. said:  These guys are a great choice for larger-sized eggs. There is a whole variety of options, including different teams and sports.

Hannah Scott said:  These temporary tattoos are fun, whimsical ideas for Easter egg stuffers. The designs are appropriate for young children who may have never experienced the fun of a temporary tattoo before. Note: they come in a booklet, so you'll need to trim individual tattoos to put inside the eggs.

Kelly R. said:  These cute emoji-inspired bunny stickers are fun little Easter egg fillers that can still get used year-round, and sticker rolls are a little more impressive than individual stickers because you can roll up a few into each egg.

Kelly R. said:  These bows stay put with alligator clips and come in all colors of the rainbow to match every possible outfit. Affordable and practical Easter egg fillers that aren't junk!

Kelly R. said:  My kids love these magnetic bookmarks, and I have been known to borrow one or two for my own books! They're practical and cheap Easter egg fillers for tweens, teens or any school-age kids.

Kelly R. said:  A colorful assortment of embroidery floss will keep your kids busy making friendship bracelets for hours. A great rainy day activity for spring!

Kelly R. said:  For a spin on the Easter egg scavenger hunt idea, decorate and customize one of these blank puzzles with a clue leading the kids to find their Easter basket gifts (or the first in a series of clues). Separate the puzzle into individual eggs, and the kids will enjoy piecing the clue together after finding them all. This set also comes with a few extra blank puzzles, which are a fun addition to the Easter basket so each kid can customize their own!