Never too Old

Jelly Beans.  Pastel M and M's.  Peeps.  Finding things to fill our little ones Easter baskets was easy.  Throw in a stuffed rabbit with a big floppy bow and you were good to go.  If your child is older and a plastic egg with a shiny quarter just doesn't do it for them anymore, don't throw the Easter grass out with the bath water. Kids are still kids, though taller and moodier.  Keep the tradition going with an "age appropriate" basket. Below are a few suggestions to get you started.  Don't forget the chocolate bunnies!  Happy Easter to all.  chrissie

1.   Printable Coupons for Teens Free hour off curfew, etc.
2. Movie tickets
3. Gift certificate for a movie rental,
4. Car detail, Gas card
5. Favorite magazine subscription
6. Book on applying makeup and beauty
7. Journal
8. Gel pens
9. Cool pencils
10. Trending Novel ex: Hunger Games
11. Sun glasses
12. Handheld game
13. Favorite shampoo and conditioner, decorative hair supplies
14. Paint and paint brushes, sketch pad
15. Motivational book, Comic books, Photo journal
16. Memory card for digital camera
17. Sports, teen idol, movie- poster
18. Movie/DVD, video game
19. Beach towel, beach bag, beach supplies,Bathing suit, flip flops
20. Spa Day or fancy Hair Cut
21. Fast food gift certificates
22. Perfume or After Shave
23. I-tunes Gift Card
24. Ball or other sports equipment,  tool kit
25. Fun t-shirt
26. Frisbees, bubbles, Silly Putty, kite, Nerf guns
27. Manicure or Pedicure
28. Photograph and frame
29. Sports team items, hat, cap, shirt, shorts
30. Lessons or classes such as tennis, theatre, golf or art.