It’s that time of year again already and I have the cutest Tween Easter baskets ready to rock for my girls! I sourced from a few places this year to get a mix of candy and non-candy items. And I also have a ton of cute ideas for tween girl Easter egg fillers too! So let’s dive in.

Tween Easter basket fillers:

All of the items laid out above are for my eight-year-old’s basket. I got her a Barbie, Real Littles mini backpack, a mini capybara backpack, an orby axolotl, marshmallow Peeps, a mini bento box stationary kit, bunny lip gloss, Dippin’ Dots lip gloss, a Pets Alive axolotl, bubble tape, a Ferrero Rocher chocolate egg, a Nee Doh egg, Bum Bumz, a stuffed pig, a Squishmallow squooshem, a squishmallow blind bag, a Mini Verse ball, and a Mini Brands ball.

Lila’s tween Easter Basket:

For Lila’s basket contents above, they are obviously pretty much the same as Winnie’s. I just swapped out the capybara backpack for this mini one, the pig for this boba, and instead of a Pet Alive axolotl, she got some strawberry blush. She probably won’t care so much about the Barbie, but I felt sad not getting her one too, so she also got a Barbie. But if Winnie weren’t getting one, I’d replace the doll for either a new set of earbuds, or a cute earbud case, or something else in the tween vein.

Tween Easter Egg Fillers:

For egg fillers, I like to do a mix of candy and non-candy. The only thing not photographed below that I will also be adding, are dollar bills and lottery tickets. (A tradition my mother-in-law started that I like to keep on in her honor.) For candy, I bought mini Cadbury cream eggs, larger ones, Mr. Beast eggs, Kinder eggs, Kinder Hippos, chocolate coins, and mini Lindt chocolate bunnies.

When it comes to non-candy Tween Easter basket fillers, I relied heavily on Amazon and Claire’s. I got sticky ocean creatures you can stick to the wall, Taylor Swift themed friendship bracelets, Cup O’ Noodles lip glosses, Bluey lip gloss, friendship keychains (crystals for Lila, boba drinks for Winnie), wind-up pigs, and hoop earrings.

Now obviously these are just general ideas. But I feel like it is a good mix for an 11 and 8 year old where I threw in some tween items, but also got candy and toy shit. If you want to see the Tween Easter Baskets I made last year, check out my blog here. To see how I decorated, read here. To see Easter baskets geared towards younger kids, check out my blogs here and here. And for even more non-candy Easter egg fillers for both girls and boys, check out my blog here. If you want one-stop shopping for this year’s baskets and egg fillers, you can shop it all for my LTK page here. As always, thanks for stopping by and Happy Easter!