Non-Candy Easter Treats for Teen

[jen3kids]

My dd,16, is continuing to have gi issues. With Easter approaching I need to come up with non-food treats for her. Normally we have an egg hunt with loads of Easter candy and then everyone gets a chocolate bunny.

 

Any suggestions? She does love nail polish and make up things, but that is going to add up really quickly!

[Night Elf]

My dd17 loves tshirts from Cafe Press and Red Bubble. They have all kinds of themes. I even found one from Twin Peaks, that old weird show that DH showed her.

[EndOfOrdinary]

Itunes or amazon gift card for 5-10 dollars.

Hair ties (you can never have enough hair ties!)

A movie ticket. You could give everyone in the family one and go see a show.

Nail art stickers and jewels do not have to be crazy expense (wallgreens and the dollar store often have them)

[gardenmom5]

you could put some cool beads in the plastic eggs for an egg hunt.  then she could use them to make jewelry or beadie babies.

[TechWife]

Does she di any crafts? You could do craft supplies.

[myfunnybunch]

My teens/preteen are each getting a book, silly string, and water balloons.

 

My girls liked those items when they were teens, as well as bubbles, lip balm, cute stickers, gel pens, journals, sketch pads.

 

We've also put flower or veggie seeds in Easter baskets, and those were enjoyed by all ages. :)

[MercyA]

Maybe a little stuffed bunny instead of a chocolate bunny? 

[myfunnybunch]

P.S. I see that you're looking for items to fill the eggs. How about coins? At a quarter an egg, 20 eggs would only set you back $5, and you could fill a few of the eggs with a gold dollar or a dollar bill.

[MrsWeasley]

Coins?

[Cinder]

Filling with coins was my first idea too.

[Seasider]

We have given a nice piece of jewelry on Easter.

 

ETA oops, not sure you'd want to put that in an egg! But hey, that would be a surprise!

Edited March 11, 2016 by Seasider