There’s nothing sweeter than celebrating your baby’s first Easter—except maybe putting together their first Easter basket! While chocolate bunnies and jellybeans are off the table for now, there are so many thoughtful, practical, and adorable gifts that make this milestone even more special.
If you’re looking to create an Easter basket that’s both meaningful and useful, I’ve got the perfect baby-friendly combo for you: the KeaBabies Shea Burp Cloths and the KeaBabies Lyra Muslin Hooded Towel. Not only are they organic, super soft, gentle on baby’s skin, and beautifully designed, they’re also something parents will actually use—every single day.
Let’s take a peek inside this sweet and snuggly basket idea…
🌿 KeaBabies Shea Burp Cloths – Soft, Neutral & Everyday Essential
Burp cloths might not seem like a “fun” gift—but trust me, every parent loves a good one. And the Shea Burp Cloths – Neutrals Set from KeaBabies are next-level good.
🌼 Made with organic cotton and designed with triple-layer protection, they’re super absorbent for all the little messes that come with feeding, burping, and snuggling.
🌿 The contoured shape fits perfectly over your shoulder, and the fabric is soft enough for even the most sensitive skin.
🧺 They wash beautifully—no shrinking, pilling, or losing softness.
The colors in this set are gorgeous and should match any nursery aesthetic—and the fun, little patterns, I can’t even! It’s a subtle, calming palette that’s perfect for baby’s first Easter basket.
Tuck a couple into the Easter basket rolled up with a satin ribbon for a soft, useful touch every parent will appreciate.
🛁 KeaBabies Lyra Muslin Hooded Towel – Tulip Print Perfection
Add a little springtime charm with the Lyra Muslin Hooded Baby Towel in Tulips. I mean—those tulips! Could it be any more perfect for Easter?
💧 Made from six layers of ultra-soft muslin cotton, this towel is super breathable, fast-drying, and ideal for sensitive skin.
🌸 The tulip print is fresh, floral, and totally Easter-worthy—while still being gender-neutral and timeless.
🧺 It’s generously sized and grows with your little one, making it a long-lasting piece from baby to toddlerhood.
Wrap it around a plush bunny or use it to line the basket—it adds a cozy, beautiful base layer to your Easter setup and can double as a lightweight spring blanket for stroller walks.
🐰 How to Assemble a Cozy, Practical Easter Basket for Baby
Now that you’ve got your KeaBabies essentials, here’s how to put together a sweet, simple, and useful Easter basket your baby (and you!) will love:
Start with a soft, reusable base:
Use a wicker or seagrass basket, a nursery storage bin, or even a soft diaper caddy that parents can use long after Easter.
Add the burp cloths + towel:
Fold or roll the Shea Burp Cloths and place them alongside the Lyra Muslin Towel, letting those beautiful tulips peek out.
Include a few soft extras:
- A plush bunny or lamb toy
- Natural wooden teether or pacifier
- Board book about springtime or Easter
- Organic baby + Mom bubble bath
- Plantable seed paper or a “My First Easter” photo card
Top it off with a sweet, sustainable touch:
Instead of plastic grass, use shredded kraft paper, fabric scraps, or a folded baby swaddle for a decorative (and reusable) filler.
Why I Love Gifting KeaBabies
KeaBabies always hits the mark when it comes to quality, design, and function. Their products are thoughtfully made, safe for babies, beautifully packaged, and genuinely helpful for parents—making them the kind of gifts that feel good to give (and even better to receive). Plus, their commitment to comfort, style, and sustainability makes them an easy choice for baby’s first holiday keepsakes.
Final Thoughts
If you’re building a baby’s first Easter basket and want to skip the throwaway toys and plastic-filled fluff, the Shea Burp Cloths and Lyra Muslin Hooded Towel from KeaBabies are perfect choices. They’re soft, sweet, and oh-so-practical—and they’ll make baby feel cozy and loved all season long.
🌷 Shop the items here:
Shea Burp Cloths – Neutrals
Lyra Muslin Hooded Towel – Tulips
🐣 What are your favorite baby Easter basket ideas? Drop them in the comments—I’d love to hear how you’re making this holiday special (and sweetly sustainable) for your little one!
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