The first thing most of us think about at the mention of Easter is picking out the best Easter eggs – and for parents this can lead to visions of hyperactive kids with sugar overload. Thankfully, there are loads of other easy Easter activities to entertain little ones during the Easter holidays though,

Red and pink Easter eggs can be made by boiling the skins of two to three red onions (sometimes called Spanish onions) in 1 cup of water and 1 tablespoon of vinegar. For pink eggs, add more water after creating your dye and pull your eggs quickly to remove them at a lighter shade.

Wholesale egg prices are declining, but drops are slow to hit stores. Here are four low-cost alternatives to dyeing Easter eggs.

Grab a shallow tray, shaving cream, a toothpick/skewer, a piece of cardboard and food coloring. Put some shaving cream in the tray, add a few dots of coloring, and then have your kid stir it around. When you're ready, press the paper into the shaving cream and use the piece of cardboard to sweep off any excess.

You don't need an Easter bonnet to express yourself! Instead, use our Easter manicure ideas to provide you with inspo for your Easter nail look. Get ready to crush it this Easter in your favorite outfit with Easter nail art so cute and colorful that it'll make the Easter Bunny proud.

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Hippity hoppity! The Easter Bunny is back into Southwest Florida. Here's our guide to the best egg hunts, festivals, photo ops and more