Does The Easter Bunny Have Favorites And Special Friends

My daughter Sally loves to write letters to The Easter Bunny. She is always the one who volunteers to go shopping with me for the letter supplies. She takes her time when she picks out the stickers we buy. She always tries to pick out stuff she thinks that The Easter Bunny will like. I used to use plain white envelopes but she insists on using pastel colored ones. She says that The Easter Bunny likes those pretty shades of pinks, blues, yellows, greens and lavenders. According to Sally, The Easter Bunny pays more attention to the letters and envelopes that are written on his favorite colors of paper.

When it is time to sit down and write the Easter Bunny letters she lays everything out neatly. All the glitter and paint is organized by color. There isn’t a craft supply we might need Sally hasn’t thought of. She likes to write her letter where she can look up and see the flowering Japanese cherry tree in bloom in the garden.

She likes to help me make the snack we are going eat while we are writing our letters. Without fail she wants warm chocolate chip cookies with tall glasses of cold milk. She counts the plates and fills the glasses with milk. None of her brothers or sisters argues with her choice in snacks. Sally really likes to bake and cook with me. I’m glad I have her to pass my love of cooking on to.

She takes longer that any of my other kids on her letters to The Easter Bunny. Her letters turn out very pretty thanks to her attention to detail. She likes to use glitter and shiny foil stickers. One year she made pretty tissue paper flowers that she glued in the corners. It was tricky to get that letter to stay sealed inside its envelope.

In Sally‘s letters to The Easter Bunny she doesn’t ask for a lot of things. Her letters are more of a run down of the past year. She loves to write to The Easter Bunny. She has been known to tattle tell about her brothers and sisters in her letters. They get so mad when she does that.

This year she has a new set of Easter stencils she is anxious to use. She plans on decorating the back of her envelope with them. She showed me the stencil of an Easter basket and told me it was her favorite one.

Once her letter has been mailed she goes crazy waiting to receive a letter from The Easter Bunny. She checks the mailbox everyday when she gets in from school. When it does arrive she reads it probably a hundred times. She makes sure that everyone in the family sees her letter. She calls her grandparents and brags to them about the year’s letter from The Easter Bunny. Sally believes that her letter is of course, more special than anyone else’s – she thinks that she has a special bond with The Easter Bunny that other kids just don’t have. I think it’s funny to listen to her brothers get upset about this – because they too believe that The Easter Bunny and Sally are special friends!

Get A Free Personalized Easter Bunny Coloring Page!

I have more news to share with you about the new website PackageFromTheEasterBunny.com; you can visit the site and get a FREE Personalized Easter Bunny Coloring Page for your child.Check out this image:

Okay, I know what you’re thinking, you probably think that a coloring page is not a big deal right? Well normally I would agree with you but this one is a little different. You see, it is personalized with your child’s name. No, it may not make the impression that a Letter From The Easter Bunny will, but I think your children will enjoy seeing their name on a coloring page with The Easter Bunny.

Believe me, that personalization makes a lot of difference to a small child. The image is cute and it can be colored in various ways to make the image uniquely your own. And after all, it’s free so why not visit the link, add your child’s name and an email address (that’s where the download link will be sent) and surprise your child?

Get prepared for Easter. This is a great way to start. You may not be ready for coloring eggs or hanging decorations on your door, or any of the other things that are more involved, but this takes little effort and your child is sure to appreciate it. Just visit this link PackageFromTheEasterBunny.com and complete the form. Then check your email account – be sure to check your spam folder if you don’t see the email within a few minutes. Then click the link provided and you will find your coloring page. You can print it out so your child can color it for fun and decorating purposes.

This is sure to get your child in the mood for Easter so don’t be surprised if he or she wants to do something else related to the holiday. Consider letting the children use colorful clay to create rabbits and eggs for Easter decorations. This is a fun craft project for old and young alike. And of course, you could always let them get started writing those wonderful The Easter Bunny Letters.

If you don’t already have a craft box or bin now’s a great time to start one. Just add items as time goes on. Keep crayons, markers, pipe cleaners, pens and pencils, clay, buttons, Styrofoam, cards and stationery, ribbons, lace, and other craft items in your box. That will be a handy spot that will help keep things organized for times like this. It will make your life easier because you won’t have to ‘gather’ things each time a project or holiday comes along.

Get the coloring page and get started preparing for Easter!