25 Cute Easter Baskets for Kids to Tote Around Their Sweet Loot

What’s a bunny without a fluffy little ball as a tail? This super lightweight basket — complete with cottontail — features a bunny silhouette and sweet ruffles around the rim. With enough space to pack all of your little one’s favorite holiday treats in, this basket is definitely a keeper.

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I just love the simplicity of this cute Easter basket for kids. It looks a bit like a cross between a picnic basket and an Easter basket, but the ears woven onto the top make it holiday special. It's about 8 by 6 by 6 inches, giving it plenty of room to stash kites, chocolate, and little treat-filled eggs.

We love a good monogrammable Easter basket. This one from Pottery Barn Kids is just about the cutest thing we’ve ever seen. It’s soft, comes in two colors, and is on the generous side at nine by seven inches — giving you plenty of space for just about everything.

Yes, it’s a blue dog Easter basket, and it’s definitely sort of ridiculous — but that’s what makes it so special. It’s 10 by 10 inches and sits up easily on its own. It’s just right for any toddler who is in their “I’m a puppy dog” phase.

The eggs that your sweetie will be scooping up this Easter aren't freshly hatched (and are probably filled with chocolate), but this cute wire basket is perfect for toting around their loot. The sturdy structure will hold up through a full day of Easter games and activities, and the green color is the perfect spring shade.

We all know a kid who is obsessed with Minnie Mouse. They likely watch The Mickey Mouse Clubhouse on syndication on Disney Junior, they may have several pairs of Minnie ears, all of it. What better basket than this one for them? It's big, too, at 13 inches by 10 inches.

Matching rainbow baskets for your kids? Could there be anything better? And how sweet would these be holding crayons or hair ties after they're used as Easter baskets?

They're a bit more petite, at 7 inches by 4 inches, but there's still plenty of room for eggs, candy, and toys.

Personally, I want three of these just to hold my cats' things, but instead, I think it will just be the basket I get for my cat-obsessed kid.

It's jumbo-sized at 15 by 15 inches, but that is great for older kids who might want leggings and tee shirts instead of gummy bears and jellybeans. (Or perhaps, both?)

When you want a sweet basket with all the little details, you can't do better than this one. It's entirely knitted with a plush bunny and two plush carrots affixed to the front of the basket.

The rolled top makes it feel as much like a piece of art as it does the standard easter baskets for kids. It's a good size, too — 9 inches by 6 inches, with a bit of stretch.

Another jumbo bucket-style basket, but this one is a bit more Easter-specific. It's 14 inches by 14 inches, made of cardboard and fabric, with a sturdy handle. At under $10, it's a more affordable option than many. If you want, you could easily use a fabric paint pen to monogram it for your child.

Fringe and frippery make this basket great for Easter and for things like tights or pompoms or doll clothing. Made of woven rope, this basket can take a beating. It's 9.5 inches in diameter and 8 inches high, with an extra-strong handle.

A great first Easter basket, this petite and portable woven basket is just the right size for a few plushes and maybe a pouch or two. At 9 inches in diameter and 4 inches high, with leatherette handles, this basket could easily become drawer storage when you're done using it for the holiday.

Two words: bunny booty. This basket has a bunny on it that is wearing a diaper. Has there ever been anything quite so ridiculous? I love that. It screams “toddler basket,” in my opinion. It’s funny and irreverent, and it will bring a lot of joy to the holiday.

This Easter bag is just plain convenient. Throw a small Lego kit in the basket with the toys and candy. Then, once the holiday is over, use it to wrangle all the Legos that keep finding their way under your feet.

The best kind of Easter basket is the kind that's an actual toy as well. After the holiday, these collapsible buckets can be used at the beach, by the lake, or in the backyard garden!

If you've been bitten by the artsy, creative bug, then this small woven basket is the perfect place to begin: You can fill it with spring-themed toys and candy. Post-holiday, you can even use it as a storage bin for those same toys.

Need something for an older child or teen? These baskets fit the bill. They're fine for candy and books during Easter, and after the holiday, they're even great for makeup, jewelry, or art supplies.

This personalized basket is sweet but not overly pricey. You could use it year after year for your child, and they can put it in their room to store things like art supplies or socks.

We love these cheap and cheerful Easter baskets. They're perfect for one holiday, and then it's totally OK if you forget about them the next. If you're a teacher and making multiple, this pack of 12 might be your best choice.

If you have a few kids, this multipack is just the thing for you. The burlap baskets are sturdy enough to hold a decent amount of candy but soft enough that if your kid swings them around, they're not going to break your lamp.