Easter morning? Easter Bunny? What do you do at your house?

I'll tell you my family's traditions, but remember, my family is REALLY odd. the easter bunny never hides the eggs. We wake and the kids might follow a small plastic egg trail to the baskets, which we always fill 95% with toys. Too much candy and my kids are INSANE!! We get dressed and go to 'Grandma's' house, where we do a massive easter egg hunt as a family, the person(s) who find the most eggs get to hide the next ones. It's more fun for the kids though, as my uncle Bill is egg-mad and the rest of us find the eggs and hide them in front of the kids so they find a lot. Afterwards we use the eggs to feed the wildlife around my mom's house, as they have raccoons and squirrels that my mother adore. We've gotten pretty creative with the egg-distruction. We've played egg golf, egg baseball, and last year we got a bunch of air guns and shot them off of the fence in the back yard. No, we're not as red neck as we sound right now. We're just a little crazy.

We decorate eggs the night before Easter. We hide the eggs indoors, as we generally can't count on nice Easter weather. The Easter Bunny hides the real eggs that the kids decorated but also hides color-coded plastic eggs at our house -- color coded so that the really easy-to-find ones for the younger kids are not snatched up by the older kids (they know they have to look for the harder-to-find ones of another color). We put little prizes like stickers, barrettes, or superballs inside each plastic egg. We also play a game with the eggs after we find them. Everyone holds a hard-boiled egg and you go around a circle tapping one egg of your egg hard against one end of the egg of the person sitting next to you. One of the ends will crack but the other will stay intact. When one end of your egg is cracked, you can use the other end next time going around the circle. The person with the last egg that's not broken on both ends wins. We also have an annual egg-drop on Easter morning after breakfast ... the kids use various craft materials to try to fashion a safe carrier for their egg, and we drop it out the second-story window. The goal is to have the egg survive the drop. It's more an activity for grade-schoolers, but our preschooler likes to try, too (you can make it easier and use a hard-boiled egg for the preschooler ... we use raw eggs for the grade-schoolers). It's enough of a hit that we've had neighbors come over to join us.... Oh, and the Easter Bunny generally leaves a letter for the kids.

Well if it is nice outside and not too cold hide them outside, if its too cold or raining, hide them inside. but don'tdress up as the easter bunny you'll just terrify the child... lol! my friend dressed up as cookie monster at their sons 2nd bday and he was terrified until he found out it was really daddy. lol! good luck oh and I'm getting my daughter a bunny for easter also... she will be 2 in may

It all depends on the weather. I have done it both ways. The Easter Bunny has hidden eggs inside the house before my son has woken up, but if the weather is nice he has also hidden them out in the yard. He also leaves and Easter Basket on the table for him with some candy and books and toys in it. Normally the eggs that the bunny hides are the ones that my son has decorated himself, the bunny takes them out of the fridge and hides them, I also do some plastic ones with money or little toys in them.

i honestly do nothing

we trail hay through the house with bunny prints made out of paper that lead to eggs.my daughter thinks its funny that easter bunny leaves a mess for me to clean up.

We decorate eggs a few days before. Then on Easter morning the Bunny hides the baskets and they look for them all over the house. We usually do an outside hunt - adults hide the eggs and the children find them.

I usually have a basket of goodies that the easter bunny has left for her when she wakes up. Then we always have a big easter lunch and then hunt egss. Depending on the weather either outside or inside. They won't care either way. it's the fun on finding them!! Hope this helps!!

My daughter is 18 mo so this is the first year the Easter Bunny is coming to our house. I have the basket but am not yet sure what to put in it. I think a book or two, perhaps a small toy, and very little candy. We have been preparing for finding eggs by reading Barney's Happy Easter book and trying to find the eggs in the pictures. I will be hiding them inside. Also when we go to my Grandmother;s for Easter she hides eggs. She sometimes hides them outside, weather permitting, but most of the time they are inside.