
My littles nursery is Peter Rabbit themed, so we have collected some super cute Beatrix Potter things over the last couple of years. If I see anything Peter Rabbit, especially when thrifting, I just have to get it! I thought it would be cute to show some ideas on how to create a Peter Rabbit Easter basket, because Easter is just a week away! Most of these items you can get from Amazon, so you still have time to buy some goodies for your kid’s basket this year.
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This basket is from Michaels, and I used a green playsilk we already had instead of paper grass filler.

I have wood name tags for my other two boys from a great small shop on Etsy, but when I went to order one for my baby, I saw that her shop was temporarily closed. So I ordered this wood name tag that is similar. It would be too late this year to order one of these name tags, but I would order them now while it’s fresh in your mind for next year! Etsy has SO many cute name tags and you can use them year after year.

This Peter Rabbit stuffy was an Easter gift two years ago and it is my favorite stuffed animal in my boys’ collection! It doubles as decor for their room, and he sits on a little thrifted chair when they are not playing with it. I can’t seem to find it on Amazon anymore, so here is another one that it adorable.

There are SO many good Peter Rabbit books out there, and we have a growing collection. This book is new this year and I know both my littles will love it, because lift-the-flap books are always a hit.

I found this Peter Rabbit book puzzle and magnetic tin playset at CVS. They are so cute ! Amazon also has the board book puzzle.


The electronic reader and books I got from Costco, but Amazon has it, too.

This Peter Rabbit Jack-In-The-Box is another item we have had for awhile. Ours is a little banged up because my toddler plays with it a lot. It also doubles as decor on their bookshelf.

I had planned to use a Peter Rabbit baby food squeeze pouch, but I did not have one, so I used an orange food pouch with carrots instead.
The sage color silicone sippy cup is from Amazon. I love gifting sippy cups and water bottles because we just can’t seem to have enough of them.

The Peter Rabbit little storybook with figurines was thrifted but I saw this same one at CVS.

The little green Happy Easter pendent is from Hobby Lobby (this year) and was just a couple dollars.
My baby loves Grain Free puffs so I added one of these in there, too. (with carrot, of course)

LINKS:
Electronic reader + 8 board books
Where Is Peter Rabbit? Lift-a-flap board book
More Peter Rabbit gift ideas:
Peter Rabbit Book and Toy Gift Set (currently on sale)


Peter’s First Easter: A Counting Book with a Pop-Up Surprise!

Potter Peter Rabbit Soft Teether Book

2-in-1 Peter Rabbit with Carrot Plush Playset (perfect for baby’s first Easter)

Easter Basket Sensory Toy Playset, 4-Piece Plush

Peter Rabbit Easter Egg Hunt Board book

5 Piece Melamine Dinnerware Set

If you enjoyed this post, be sure to check out these other Easter baskets:
Christian Easter Basket For Two Year Olds
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