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Indoor Easter Egg Hunt

April 16, 2014 By Thaleia 1 Comment

Got super yucky weather scheduled for your Easter egg hunt day? No, problem just keep the egg hunt indoors. We have only had to have indoor Easter egg hunts a couple of times. Once due to freezing cold and once due to a ton of rain. No one wanted to get their nice dress clothes messed up.

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Here are some quick tips for Indoor Easter Egg Hunts:

Tip #1 ONLY use plastic eggs. Do not use real eggs. I’ll repeat that DO NOT USE REAL EGGS unless you want to find it a month later by smell. Yep, we made that mistake ONCE while growing up an will never do that again!

Indoor Egg Hunt Tip#1 USE Plastic Eggs ONLY #KBNmoms #Easter

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Tip#2 Have a couple of other fun activities like coloring pages or bubbles ready. Add a willing uncle to blow said bubbles to make it MORE fun!

Indoor Egg Hunt Tip#2 Have OTHER activities ready! #MomHacks #Easter

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Tip#3 Be sure that everyone has similar amount of eggs which equals similar amount of prizes or candy. We have remedied this by giving each child 6 eggs with their own design and then all the plain eggs are bonus or fair game for anyone. This give the kid’s a challenge to find their particular eggs and allow the hiders to hide eggs to the child’s age and ability.

Indoor Egg Hunt Tip#3 USE a different type of egg per child #MomHacks #Easter

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Tip #4 Have fun. Be safe. Check on kids to be sure cousins are playing nice:) You never know how much or little sleep the kids have gotten. Be sure to check the egg hunt area for safety hazards like outlets and poisonous plants before the hunt begins.

Indoor Egg Hunt Tip#4 Have FUN and be SAFE.  #MomHacks#Easter

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Tip #5 Don’t be surprised if a little mess happens! Sometimes little kids get excited and make messes. Be prepared to have some mess depending on the types of items in your baskets and what prizes you give for the egg hunt.

Indoor Egg Hunt Tip#5 Sometimes MESSES happen! #MomHacks #Easter

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Hopefully these tips will help you have a fun, safe, and successful indoor egg hunt!

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  1. Meghan says

    April 4, 2015 at 7:22 am

    I’m keeping my fingers crossed that we don’t have to resort to this tomorrow. It’s been such an awful winter, it would be nice to celebrate with a beautiful Spring day… but if we do, these are great tips! Do you fill your plastic eggs with confetti? It’s like a cascaron!

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