What’s Easter Without an Egg Hunt? #Kindermom

Easter Egg Hunt With Ava #EasterEggHunt

I love Easter egg hunts!

As a child, I always looked forward to heading over to my Grandma’s house each year to go on an egg hunt. My grandmother created egg trails that led to gift wrapped baskets full of chocolate and toys. She also created a fun tradition of finding the family Easter egg, which was basically a ceramic Easter egg that all the grandchildren got to write or draw something on. Eventually, we drew so many things on the ceramic egg that we had to redraw over the fading designs!

Now that I’m mom, I’m creating my own Easter traditions with my 2½-year-old daughter, Ava. I love Easter festivities because even the smallest member of the family can join in on the fun! Last year, was her first time decorating eggs and having a Easter Egg hunt! Lets just say having a toddler dying eggs can be MESSY! 

The next day, the ‘Easter Bunny’ created a chocolate Easter egg path from her bed to different areas of the house. Being so small, the ‘Easter Bunny’ left her small gifts like stickers (her favorite) instead of chocolate at the end of the trails. It was too cute seeing her pick up the eggs and put them in her Easter basket. 

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As a KinderMom, the blue Kinder Easter Bunny will be visiting my daughter this year! The chocolate company has created a special egg hunt kit to help the ‘Easter Bunny’ make the perfect hunt this year! The set comes with the classic Kinder Eggs and specially designed Easter themed chocolate. The special gift packs with the blue Kinder bunny will also bring joy at the end of the egg hunt trails.

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Kinder is extending the joy of Easter by giving back this year. They have partnered with Children’s Miracle Network and will be providing 12 baskets to CMN hospitals. As well, Kinder will be donating another $25,000 to help support this non-profit organization dedicated to saving and improving the lives of children by raising funds for children’s hospitals across North America. 

Kinder is also giving their Facebook fans a chance to win their own Easter basket kit. The company will be giving away one basket each day to a lucky winner.  To take part visit the Kinder® Canada Facebook page.

 Disclosure: I’m part of the Kinder® Mom program and I receive special perks as part of my affiliation with this group.  The opinions on this blog are my own

14 Comments
  1. Sara P. (@SensiblySara) says

    I don’t think I’ve heard of Kinder, but I really like what I am reading!

  2. Lisa Weidknecht says

    Yay Kinder for donating! I love to see companies get involved with charities! Your little one is a cutie pie!

  3. Crystal says

    You have to have an Easter egg hunt on Easter. My mom used to hide our eggs outside, except when it rained, but I’ve been hiding ours inside. I may have to get adventurous, though, if the weather’s nice.

  4. Marina says

    Oh I remember Kinder eggs from when we were growing up. Milk chocolate goodness….mmmmm.

  5. Jenn says

    Oh United States! Why must you ban Kinder Eggs? Don’t tell anybody, but I’ve sneaked them into the country before. 🙂

  6. Beth says

    We still need to dye Easter eggs this year. It is always so much fun!

  7. valmg @ Mom Knows It All says

    She looks too cute! I’ve never heard of them. But if they taste anything like the chocolate eggs here I bet Kinder is yummy!

  8. Jennifer @ Mom Spotted says

    What a fun time! We dye eggs and run hunts around the house every year too!

  9. Liz Mays says

    I really like their tie-in to CMN. What a wonderful and worthy cause!

  10. tammileea says

    Yum We love Kinder chocolate. so good! perfect for easter

  11. Cat Davis says

    How fun! I still need to go buy some eggs so the kids can dye them this weekend.

  12. Shell Feis says

    It kills me that we don’t have Kinder here, I hear SUCH good things about their chocolate!

  13. Donna says

    I love that they are donating to the Children’s Miracle Network. Kudos to them!

  14. Chelle @ oh just stop already says

    Never heard of Kinder before but definitely going to check them out. Too late this year but never too early to plan for next.

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