Easter eggs for toddlers

These alternatives to traditional Easter egg dyeing are perfect for toddlers, while also adding some fun new designs to your decorations.

Pom Pom Easter Eggs Craft for Kids is a fun and easy art project for kids this Easter! Create a beautiful textured Easter egg using pom poms!

Looking for a little less mess this year? Try rice shake Easter eggs! Easy clean cup and more controlled ha! Grab a bag of rice for a buck at the dollar store and have fun!

A Toddler Easter egg craft that is simple to make. A great Easter activity for all toddlers and preschoolers.

Keep these simple Easter egg hunt tips for 2-year-olds and 3-year-olds in mind when planning this year's hunt indoors or outdoors.

Did you know that you can dye super vibrant Easter eggs using food coloring?

This year we wanted to try a few different things. Dying Easter eggs with whipped cream seemed like an easy way to color eggs without the big mess of other ways.

Dyeing Easter eggs with Cool Whip or shaving cream is such a fun baby-safe Easter egg activity. Engage in some fun sensory play while dyeing eggs! This method of dyeing Easter eggs with cool whip or shaving cream is non-traditional and sensory inspired, and SO much fun! My kids love

Cool Whip Easter Eggs are quick, easy, and require minimal clean-up. You will love our mess-free way to dye eggs with kids this Easter!

These painted Easter egg rocks are super easy and tons of fun for kids to make! Use them as part of your Easter decor or in a non-candy Easter egg hunt!