{"id":8087,"date":"2018-03-28T15:26:48","date_gmt":"2018-03-28T19:26:48","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.buydig.com\/blog\/?p=8087"},"modified":"2018-10-11T15:00:21","modified_gmt":"2018-10-11T19:00:21","slug":"entertaining-kids-easter-sunday","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.buydig.com\/blog\/entertaining-kids-easter-sunday\/","title":{"rendered":"Entertaining the Kids on Easter Sunday"},"content":{"rendered":"

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\nIf you’re throwing an Easter party for friends and family this year, you may be searching for ideas to make the event memorable and meaningful. Entertaining the adults is the easy part when planning a get-together. We have everything you need to also make this an Easter the children will enjoy.<\/p>\n

Easter Decorations
\n<\/strong>When decorating for an Easter party, people typically use pastel colors, such as light purple, pink, yellow and green. Place tree branches or pussy willow branches in a vase and hang hollow colored eggs on them. Make a triangle-shaped banner or bunting in Easter colors and drape it across a wall or above a doorway. Purchase several small twig nests from a craft store and fill them with egg-shaped chocolates or glitter-covered Easter eggs. Fill a large glass vase with plastic Easter eggs to use for a colorful centerpiece. At the kids’ table, use playful utensil holders like napkins folded to look like carrots with green utensils. You could also set out pastel-colored paper cups and glue bunny ears, googly eyes and a cotton-ball tail to make them look like rabbits.<\/p>\n

Kid-Friendly Easter Menu
\n<\/strong>Easter, of course, is a religious holiday, but it’s also an unofficial start of spring. Celebrate the season with a menu that features traditional spring foods, such as eggs, lamb, asparagus, other early-spring vegetables and breads. Some kid-friendly Easter brunch foods include\u00a0baked French toast and,\u00a0hot cross buns straight from your KitchenAid Convection Bake Countertop Oven<\/a> from Buydig.com. Don’t forget dessert. The Easter bunny probably delivered chocolate rabbits in the kids’ baskets, so for the brunch table think cut-out cookies and carrot cake.<\/p>\n

The Hunt<\/strong>
\nWhat Easter party is complete without an Easter egg hunt? If you’ve never organized one, though, you might not know where to start. Here are some guidelines:<\/p>\n