Do you make Easter Baskets for your "loved ones"?

Our child is the only one who gets the basket. Still young enough to believe that a giant bunny leaves the goodies in there for him too. We don't do the premade ones. His basket was actually mine when I was a little kid. We usually fill it with some candy, smaller toys like mini lego sets, action figures and then outside spring/summer toys for him.

While my partner and I don't do baskets for each other, we do give each other somethings..books...dv d's...maybe a gift card.

I think it's so cute that you give your big kids baskets for the dogs, too! Aww! !

@BlackOrchid, that makes sense and it's great your daughter is so well loved by everyone! (Hey, I didn't know you had a child!)

@js250, I think maybe, given the circumstances, you should only think about giving your granddaughter a basket and let yourself off the hook for anything too involved. Is she young enough that she would not notice a difference between just a simple basket with candy and what you usually do? Maybe your daughter can take over the "duty" for you this time? Then again, you might find pleasure in doing it a little later.

Our felines get treats, but no baskets for them. Already bad enough that they tear out the paper grass from our sons basket and scatter it across the living room floor. lol At Christmas though they do get a stocking that has treats, a can of wet food each cat and some toys. In our house the animals are considered the fur children

you're a wonderful mom, grandma, & wife for putting so much effort into personalizing the gifts. so many people just gift out of obligation, not sincerity.

premade is easier