9 Fun Easter Bunny Ideas for Parents

Contact paper or solid wall decals make a path of footprints for kids to discover in the morning. We used WallPops Blox in Flirt Pink.

You'll be astonished when you pull out your ingredients for Easter breakfast: That trickster bunny got into the food coloring and left pastel-dyed raw eggs alongside purple-tinted milk!

(Psst: It only takes a couple drops if you want to replicate the gag.)

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Your furry friend altered your family photos! To get the lapin look, resize and cut-out our downloadable add-ons, then attach with double-stick tape.

Looks like the Easter Bunny took a bite out of these carrots the kids left for him. Arrange for him to also leave chocolate-covered raisins or peanuts in his path — the kids will laugh because they look like bunny poop!

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Small balloons decorated with acrylic paint become inflatable Easter eggs. When your child opens the door to a closet or cabinet full of the balloons, this Easter delight will tumble down on him.

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Try this alternative to the classic basket: Kids will be delighted to discover the Easter Bunny has left them an enormous gold-colored egg.

To make your own, transform oversize plastic eggs (3-Piece Jumbo Nested Eggs, $15; Michaels) with a coat of gold spray paint and fill with holiday treats.

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The night before Easter, go to trackeasterbunny.com to see where the Bunny is!

A path of jelly beans that leads to your child's Easter basket — complete with false turns and dead ends — makes a game of finding her treat. The hunt finishes with a basket with a surprise secret compartment.

On top is a Plush Easter Finger Puppet, "bunny money" (gold foil-wrapped egg candies), and other chocolate treats!