101 Non-Edible Treats! Peanut free, Nut free, dairy & gluten free!
Food allergies and Easter may sound like a frightening mix. If this is your first Easter with a food allergic child, you may be thinking candy, candy, candy. But safe their teeth, their health and your sanity. Fill their Easter Baskets with toys and trinkets.
Check ingredients and safety for your child’s unique needs.
Here are 101 Food Allergy Friendly, Non-edible Treats!
1 Instant SNOW This is SO much fun for kids of all ages!
2 Disposable Camera
3 Sunglasses
4 Umbrella (themed ones are always a hit)
5 $5 Gift Card (Target, Wal-Mart–kids love to buy their own toys)
6 Real money (change or $1 bills–hidden inside plastic eggs)
7 Jump Rope
8 Magnifying glass
9 Kid Coupons inside plastic eggs for: No chores, lunch or movie with mom or dad, dinner of your choice
11 Pokemon or other trading cards
12 Hair accessories
13 Squirt bottles–these are loads of fun outside on a warm day.
14 Inexpensive paint roller or brush–use these to "paint" outside
15 Floam
16 Silly Putty
17 Play doh
18 Puzzles
19 Calculators
20 Containers (fancy boxes, bags, baskets)
21 Magnets
22 Mini Wooden Building Sets
23 Decks of Playing Cards or Flash Cards
24 Sidewalk Chalk
25 Stickers/Tattoos
26 Zither Pricey, but it will last forever and is fun for the whole family!
27 Post-it notes (little kids love these)
28 Mini picture frames (cardboard is fine!)
29 Band aids (latex free) Kids love the girly and superhero type.
30 Electric Tooth Brush
31 Jacks
32 Wallets or change purse
33 Play coins, money or checks
34 Bubbles
35 Marbles or Dominoes
36 Calendar (you’d be surprised how much kids like to keep track of events, vacations )
37 DVD’s
38 Video or GameBoy games
39 Water Guns
40 Back scratchers
41 Backpack Charms
42 Tablets
43 Gel pens, crayons, markers
44 Postcards (local ones/zoo/museum etc)
45 Kid’s address book
46 Sketch Book
47 Paints
48 Mechanical Pencils
49 Fancy Rulers
50 Tracing Paper, Stencils
51 Pencil Sharpeners
52 Staple-less Stapler
53 Room Decals
54 Coloring Books
55 Finding Books (I Spy)
56 Maze Books
57 Kid Magazine or Books
58 CD’s or Tapes
59 CD Player
60 Jewelry
61 Baseball hats or gloves
62 Movie Tickets
63 Slinky
64 Glow Sticks
65 Pick up Sticks
66 Personalized Mug
67 Yo-Yo
68 Puppets
69 Board Games
70 Frisbee
71 Tub toys
72 Fancy or personalized beach towel
73 Clay
74 Ant Farm
75 Glider
76 Stomp Rocket
77 Fun Slides
78 Nerf or Phlat Balls
79 Rubik's cube
80 Magic set
81 Walkie Talkies
82 Dress Up: Magic Wand, Tiara
83 Tea set
84 Mini Etch a sketch
85 Legos
86 Snow cone maker (make them healthy with fruit juice concentrate)
87 Whoopie Cushion
88 Binoculars
89 Nesting Dolls From $5 on up, these are a kid favorite!
90 Ant Farm
91 Chia Pet
92 Confetti or Silly String
93 Harmonica or Maracas
94 Mailbox Bank or Piggy Bank
95 Mini Magna doodle
96 Crayola Color Wonder kits (Heaven for travel)
97 Flash Lights
98 Kids Photo album (fill with pictures of their friends)
99 Alarm Clock
100 Watch
101 Kalidescope
March 9, 2008 @ 10:27 pm
What a fabulous list! These ideas are great for any time — not just Easter.
March 9, 2008 @ 10:55 pm
WOW! What a great list. The Easter Bunny will be taking this list along while he shops for easter basket goodies! Being a peanut allergy mom, I constantly struggle for ideas for every occasion. I am going to print this out and share it with family members who like to give surprises to my children. THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU!
March 10, 2008 @ 10:37 am
Great list! I’d also add a Kite :D
March 10, 2008 @ 10:55 am
I love it! Thank you so much! I really want to try the snow!!
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March 19, 2008 @ 11:46 pm
Great fun! Careful of the Playdough it contains WHEAT! Never would have thought until someone told me.
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It is cool.
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