This one is an absolute classic and a must have for Easter baskets. How to Catch the Easter Bunny is a New York Times and USA Today bestseller that kids go absolutely nuts for. The story follows a fun adventure where the Easter Bunny uses all sorts of tricks and treats to stay hidden while delivering eggs, and the big question is whether this will be the year you finally catch him. It's written in a catchy rhyming style that's perfect for reading aloud and the illustrations are bright, colourful, and full of little details kids love spotting. It's 32 pages, hardcover, and suited for ages 3 to 8, making it ideal for bedtime reading or a classroom Easter activity. With over 10,000 reviews and a 4.8 star rating, it's clearly a favourite with parents and kids alike. A brilliant non chocolate Easter gift that they'll want to read over and over again.
A gorgeous 18 inch handmade wreath with pastel Easter eggs, tiny wildflowers, daisies, and mixed twigs. Instantly makes your front door look like it belongs on a home decor blog.
A pocket-sized book packed with 100 of the cheesiest, most groan-worthy dad jokes ever committed to paper. Volume 1 of the "Terribly Good Dad Jokes" series. Includes a "From" box on the cover so you can sign it.
Forget matching colours. This metallic mirror cube scrambles into a glorious geometric mess, then challenges you to restore its shape. A clever little gift for anyone who reckons ordinary cubes are too easy.
Build Tintin’s iconic chequered Moon Rocket from 1,283 pieces. Standing an impressive 49 cm tall, it’s a nostalgic creative project with serious shelf presence.
A solid star, a metal cage and absolutely no obvious exit. Free it without force, then discover that putting it back may be an entirely new problem.
A cute bunny Lego building set that rebuilds into three different animals, so kids get more fun from one box. Great for Easter gifts, birthdays, or rainy day entertainment.
A glowing little skull with big attitude and surprisingly cute vibes. It’s the kind of night light that makes a bedside table look way less boring.
A tiny crocheted sunflower for Mum that says what you’re thinking. Cute, heartfelt, and guaranteed to earn you favourite-child points.
A sweet little keepsake that says congrats without going over the top. Small, thoughtful and easy to add to any gift.