Growing up the oldest of four children, it was often hard to feel like any of us truly had anything that we could consider ours. We shared rooms, clothes, toys, snacks, and anything we had was shared between us. Despite this, my mom always had a way of making holidays feel special to each one of us. Making sure we all got our own baskets, stockings, whatever it be for each holiday is what really did it. Nothing beat coming downstairs in the morning and seeing your own Easter basket filled with treats and goodies. That’s why, for my daughter’s first Easter last year, I got her her very own custom Easter basket!
There are tons of options when it comes to finding a customizable Easter basket. Personally, my favorites are the ones from Pottery Barn. I chose the Peter Rabbit print, mainly because that is the same one that my siblings and I had when we were younger. There are tons of different options depending on your style, though! I know that they are a bit on the pricier side, but I love that you can just purchase the liner by itself and then find a more affordable option for the basket itself.
They have tons of different font and color options to choose from. When I ordered my daughter’s, I got her name in the “Garamond” style font. However, If I had to do it over again, I would definitely choose a different color for her name. I chose the “Fantasia Pink” color which is a very beautiful, soft pink. It is just hard to read at times, especially from the distance. If I end up having another child in the future and ordering another – speaking it into existence! – I will definitely be choosing a bolder color.
Getting your child a customizable Easter basket can be a simple way to help make the holiday feel a little more special, especially if you have multiple children.
Let me know in the comments some things that you do to make the holidays feel extra special for your little ones!
