105 Non-Candy Easter Egg Fillers for ALL Ages

Looking for the best non candy Easter egg fillers for your plastic eggs this year? Whether you have toddlers or teenagers, you’ll find tons of awesome Easter egg stuffers that your kids will LOVE here!

The arrival of your annual Easter egg hunt usually means that your kids are about to experience sugar overload! I don’t know about your Easter bunny, but ours typically stuffs the plastic eggs with chocolate, jelly beans, gummy candies, and all sorts of sweet treats.

But my kids get enough sugar and candy, so we recently decided to fill our plastic Easter eggs with small items that won’t cause our dentist to cringe! And we were pleasantly surprised that our kids were more excited about these small toys and other mini items than they usually are about opening a bunch of candy!

If you want to try some new non candy egg stuffers this year, then here’s a huge list of ideas that are all kid-approved! (Especially the printable Easter Bunny Money – that’s our daughters’ favorite!)

For Toddlers and Preschoolers

1. Mini hair clips or hair bows
2. Mini bubbles
3. Finger puppets –You can find some awesome finger puppets on Amazon, and some can even be used in the bath tub!
4. Mini pull-back toy cars – Great egg fillers for boys and perfectly sized for plastic eggs!
5. Rubber bracelets 
6. Mini squishy toys
7. Mini stamps – Find packs of 100 on Amazon, great for larger Easter egg hunts!
8. Temporary tattoos
9. The magic wash cloths from Dollar Tree
10. Alphabet magnets – Hide one letter in each egg. Then, once the egg hunt is over, challenge your younger kids to work together to put all of the letters of the alphabet in order on the front of your fridge.
11. Cute Bandaids – What preschooler doesn’t LOVE colorful bandaids?! The Welly brand ones have clear packaging for each individual bandage, so you can see the designs.
12. Stickers
13. Bouncy balls
14. Mini containers of slime
15. Mini containers of Play-Doh
16. Mini bottles of bubbles – Like the ones used for wedding favors
17. Toy costume rings – Like the ones in the party favor section at Dollar Tree
18. Fruit snacks
19. Small Ziploc bags full of a special sugar cereal that you normally wouldn’t buy
20. Silly Putty – Bonus: These already come in a plastic egg!
21. Shiny, colored rocks – Lots of preschoolers collect rocks, so these are awesome inexpensive egg stuffers!
22. Tiny plastic bug toys
23. Mini toy cars like Hot Wheels
24. Little Army men
25. Lego people
26. Barbie doll accessories – Like shoes or dresses
27. Annie’s brand bunny crackers
28. Letter magnets for the fridge – Put one letter in each egg, and have your kids find all 26 letters of the alphabet! This would also make a fun, interactive Easter egg hunt idea!
29. Stick on earrings
30. Splat eggs – Kind of like squishy egg toys
31. $1 or $2 bills
32. Large “punch” balloons
33. Rainbow colored (or fun patterned) shoe laces
34. Play Foam or kinetic sand
35. Parachute men
36. Beaded necklaces – Like Mardi Gras bead style
37. Crayola Globbles – These are basically stress ball fidget toys made by Crayola!
38. Goldfish snack crackers
39. Cheerios
40. No-tie shoelaces

For Elementary Aged Kids

1. Mini containers of slime
2. Friendship bracelets
3. Quarters or half dollars
4. Cute erasers – My girls LOVE the mini erasers shaped like pizza, doughnuts, etc.
5. Lego pieces – Select a Lego set that has under 100 pieces, add a few Lego pieces to each egg, and after the egg hunt, give the kids the instruction book for the set so they can put it together.
6. Rubber bracelets with inspirational messages
7. Hair barrettes
8. Scrunchies hair ties
9. Temporary tattoos
10. Flower seeds – After your Easter egg hunt, use them to plant a mini garden!
11. Stickers for water bottles
12. Sticky hands – I found a 72 pack on Amazon for a great price, and what kid doesn’t like these sticky hands!
13. Keychains to hang on their backpacks
14. Elastic headbands
15. Mini pop-its
16. Pop-it fidget bracelets
17. Earrings
18. Friendship necklaces – You can find some awesome and inexpensive options at WalMart.
19. Scavenger hunt clues – Just print the free Easter scavenger hunt clues, cut them out, and fill your plastic Easter eggs! So easy, and a great way to make your egg hunt more challenging!
20. Charms for Crocs sandals
21. Barbie doll accessories – Like shoes or accessories
22. Pencil grips – You can find some good ones at Dollar Tree!
23. Dinosaur excavation fossil eggs – My girls have done these before, and they are so fun… and they’re already egg shaped!
24. Shopkins
25. Twisty Petz – If you’re not familiar with Twisty Petz, they’re really cool beaded bracelets that can transorm into a cute animal shape – Kind of like Transformers, but for girls. My daughters LOVED them when they were younger!
26. Slap bracelets
27. Magic grow capsules – The kind that you add to water and they turn into animal shaped sponges… These are great for kindergarteners, just make sure they don’t mistaken them for candy!
28. Mini reading light – The bendable kind can be folded up to fit in a plastic Easter egg.
29. Pencil sharpener
30. $1 or $2 bills
31. Small craft supplies like washi tape
32. Light up rings – My daughters LOVED these when they were younger!
33. Bicycle spokes decorations – Kind of like the idea of Croc charms, but for your bike wheels.
34. Fruit by the Foot – These fun snacks are perfectly sized for non-candy Easter egg fillers.

For Tweens and Teens

1. Invisibobble hair ties – Both of my daughters (ages 10 and 12) LOVE these hair ties!
2. Scrunchies
3. Embroidery patches – These are awesome to iron-on to backpacks or clothing!
4. Sport-style headbands
5. Paracord bracelets – Even my husband loves these survival bracelets (great for teen boys!)
6. Eyeglass or screen wipes
7. Sunglasses cord straps – Another great option for teen boys!
8. Phone chargers
9. Ankle bracelets
10. Toe rings
11. Earrings
12. Face masks – Single serve face masks or sheet masks will fit in to plastic eggs!
13. Necklace
14. Kind minis – My tween daughter loves these, and they’re smaller than the normal Kind bars, so they’ll fit into plastic Easter eggs!
15. Sample-sized beauty products – When I get small samples from Ulta, I save them for Easter egg stuffers for my girls!
16. LED fairy lights – You can fold these up for awesome Easter egg filler ideas for teen girls!
17. Scratch-off lottery tickets
18. Cash! You can fill your Easter eggs with bills in different denominations depending on your budget.
19. Keychain
20. Mini lip balm – Like the lip balms from EOS – my daughters love these!
21. Burt’s Bees lip balm – These are great egg fillers for teen boys, too!
22. Beauty blender makeup sponges
23. Backpack pins – The perfect Easter egg fillers for teens!
24. Easter coupons – That your teens can redeem for things like ice cream, new app downloads, etc. Check out my printable Easter coupons to use as non-candy egg stuffers down below!
25. Mini bottles of nail polish
26. Mini change purses – These come in a 10 pack and have super cute summer prints on them!
27. Nail stickers
28. False eyelashes
29. Ear buds
30. Embroidery floss to make friendship bracelets
31. Mini hand sanitizers – The ones from Bath and Body Works fit in to the slightly larger plastic Easter eggs perfectly!

My Kids’ FAVORITE Non Candy Easter Egg Fillers

If you’re looking for something to fill your plastic eggs with that ALL ages of kids will enjoy, then you can’t go wrong with Easter Bunny Money!

These cute printable Bunny Bucks are basically coupons that your kids can turn in for special treats like a Happy Meal, a new book, a new game download, or a slushie.

I hope you enjoyed these awesome non-candy Easter egg stuffer ideas! What are some of your kids favorite things to get in their Easter eggs? Leave me a comment down below!

And if you want a fun and easy Easter Egg Hunt activity, then check out this Free Printable Easter Egg Exchange Dice Game! (My kids LOVE it!)