What Easter gifts don't induce a sugar rush? From wind-up toys to musical eggs, we've rounded up the best ways to wow your toddler on Easter morning. Don’t miss out: Get Martha’s Guide to Easter Eggs—it’s the exclusive resource for tutorials, tips, and decorating ideas.
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Easter Pals Push Cars
Vroom vroom! And just like that, your tiny tot is off to the races! These brightly-painted race cars are perfectly shaped for small hands. Choose from the bunny, chick, or duck, or collect all three for a full squad.
"Tweet-tweet!" Do you hear that? It's the sound of spring. This musical toy chirps like the real thing, delighting kids of all ages. To make it sing, fill it with water and blow in the mouthpiece.
This stuffed bunny is ready for snuggling! Outfitted with floppy ears, beady black eyes, and a pink nose, this rabbit makes a cuddly companion for all of your little one's adventures.
Old MacDonald, mooooove over, because these tin toys are about to make your little fall in love with farm animals. Just tip them over and hear their sounds.
See who can hippity-hop to the tippity-top! In this stacking game, construct a tower of carrot-shaped blocks and see how high you can go before it topples over.
Look what's come hopping down the bunny trail! These wooden rabbits are handmade in Germany with non-toxic paints, making them safe for a small child. Choose one or collect them all to make a menagerie!
