35 Lovely Kids Valentine’s Basket Ideas

Here in this blog, we will discuss Lovely Kids Valentine’s Basket Ideas.

 

Valentine’s Day isn’t made just for couples or lovers alone, it’s also that perfect moment to show love to everyone around, particularly our beautiful kids as well.

 

Crafting beautiful baskets for your little ones is considered an unforgettable expression of love and affection that make them feel seen, cherished and desired.

 

My personal story will help set the tone for this blog post. I remember when I was a little girl, my parents would surprise me in bed with beautifully decorated basket filled with treaties, little toys and kiddies book.

My heart always was filled with excitement and couldn’t hold it but just smile all through the day. These every year gift I received got me thinking about how simple basket could bring so much joy and love.

 

This experience inspired me to rekindle same memories for the beautiful kids in my live and in your lives too with these 35 lovely kids’ Valentine basket ideas.

 

AMAZING KIDS VALENTINE’S BASKET IDEAS

 

 1. Traditional Candy-Filled Basket

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This classic Valentine’s basket  is filled with goodies of heart-shaped chocolates, candies and sweet treats that shows love and hope to bring joy.

If you are gifting this to a kid, you can add a pretty Valentine’s card to make it much unique.

 

 

 2. Personalized Basket

 

Customizing this basket with the name of  your child on it is perfect. You can go for personalized baskets or specially crafted ones with decorated stickers ,glitter and unique touches. This should make them feel thought of.

 

 

 3. DIY Craft Basket

For the excitement of the kid who loves DIY craft, fill the basket with markers, glue sticks glitters and Valentine- themed stickers. You can introduce a homemade card decoration or scrapbook materials as their DIY project.

 

 

4. Teddy Bear Basket

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You can make use of a basket with a teddy bear that is easily cuddled with the pillow. Pair it with lovely tiny love note or a red scarf with the bear.

 

5. Frozen-Themed Valentine’s Basket

For those kids that love Frozen, you can fill the basket with Elsa and Anna figurines, use heart-shaped treats and a themed DVD for a unique touch.

 

 

6. Heart-Shaped Cookie Basket

You can use different icing colors like pink, red and white to decorate and bake a heart-shaped cookies.

Additionally, include a cookie cutter shaped like a heart for an extra fun activity.

 

 

7. Valentine’s Day Story Basket

A lot of kids like story book, gifting a book or two will brighten up the day.

Use Valentine’s Day Story books such as Goodnight Moon or Love from The Very Hungry Caterpillar  and other ones they will enjoy to fill the basket.

 

 

 8. Sports-Themed Basket

Consider a basket of miniature sport balls, stickers of favorite teams and snacks for the kids that love sports.

 

9. Coloring Book Basket

For the sake of that loves to draw and who can do anything when they see coloring material(s), gift them this. You can fill the basket with coloring books, themed stickers and markers .

 

 

10. Farm Animal Basket

I don’t know if it was just me, but I loved playing with animals when I was much younger. Chasing them around gave me joy.

So, for the kids that love animals, you can fill the basket with little farm animal figurines, treats and animal-shaped cookies.

 

 

11. Heart-Shaped Balloon Basket

Instead of a traditional  and random basket, use a heart-shaped balloon as the base and fill it with toys, chocolates, and small treats that are tied to the balloon strings.

 

 

12. Princess Valentine’s Basket

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If you have a little princess, create a basket with a tiara, pink bracelets, and a glittery wand. Add a pink velvet pouch with heart-shaped candies inside.

 

 

13. Gardening Basket

 

Create a gardening basket for your nature-loving child with small plant pots, seeds, soil, and some Valentine’s-themed planters shaped like hearts. You can allow them play on the soil and plant the seeds.

 

 

14.  Crafting Vision Board Basket Idea

 

Help your kids dream and visualize their goals. Fill the basket with cut out magazines, glue stick, tape, a small cork board or scrapbook, and a few quote cards, and watch them do wonders. This is empowering and creative.

 

 

15. Superhero Themed

A basket with small superhero toys, action figures, and a Valentine-themed comic book is perfect for any little superhero kiddo in your life.

 

 

16. Memory Lane Basket

 

Fill a basket with family photos, their picture at a tender age, scrapbooks, and handmade cards from previous Valentine’s Days. Add some small trinkets that hold special meaning for the family.

 

 

17. Science-Themed Basket

 

If you have kids who are into science, create a basket that should contain small science kit, educational books about space, the human body, or chemistry, and maybe even some heart-shaped magnets.

 

 

 

18. Crafty Jewelry Basket

For the little one who loves making jewelry, fill the basket with beads, charms, bracelets, and Valentine-themed jewelry making kits. And give them space to create magic. You can put on the master piece when they are done.

 

 

19. Frozen Yogurt Treat Basket

 

This idea is loved by all kids. It contains a DIY frozen yogurt treat kit with toppings such as heart-shaped sprinkles, mini chocolate chips, and dried fruit.

 

 

20. Princess Tea Party Basket

Fill the basket with a miniature teapot, teacups, and heart-shaped tea biscuits. You can even include a pretend play set with toy food items for a fun tea party experience.

 

 

21. Baking Basket

For kids who love to bake, fill the basket with kid-friendly baking tools, Valentine’s Day cookie cutters, sprinkles, and some simple recipes to follow.

 

 

22. Outdoor Adventure Basket

 

If your child enjoys spending time outdoors, create a basket filled with a jump rope, bubbles, a frisbee, or a kite, preferably in shades of red and pink for the Valentine’s theme!

 

 

23. Slime-Making Kit

Slime is a big deal with kids. Fill a Valentine’s-themed slime kit with colorful glue, glitter, and heart-shaped charms. You can even include instructions for making pink or red slime.

 

 

24. Game Night Basket

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Fill the basket with Valentine’s themed games, such as a matching card game with hearts or a mini puzzle. Add a few heart-shaped candies or chocolates on the side for extra sweetness.

 

 

25. Dinosaur Valentine’s Basket

If your child loves dinosaurs, pack a basket with dinosaur figurines, dinosaur-shaped cookies, and a Valentine’s Day dinosaur book.

 

 

26. Spa Day Basket

 

 

This one’s for the kid who loves quiet time and soft things. Add a heart bath bomb that bubbles in the water, a small towel that feels nice and warm, maybe some gentle lotion or lip balm, and a cute headband and socks.

 

 27. Valentine’s Day Puzzle Basket

Fill the basket with a Valentine’s Day puzzle that’s fun and challenging. You can pick from heart-shaped puzzles or ones with cute animals.

 

 

28. Backyard Camping Basket

For children who love adventure, create a backyard camping basket with a mini flashlight, sleeping bag, marshmallow roasting sticks, and a cozy blanket.

 

 

29. Music Basket

A basket with fun musical instruments like a tambourine, maracas, or a mini keyboard makes a great gift for any young music lover. Add a Valentine’s-themed CD with sweet songs to make it more special.

 

 

30. Cooking Basket for Kids

Create a cooking basket with kid-friendly kitchen tools such as a rolling pin, measuring spoons, a heart-shaped pancake mold, and a Valentine’s Day recipe card.

This will be perfect for your little princess, as she will get to try out what mama does every day, in her own little way.

 

 

31. Art Supplies Basket

If you have a promising artist in your life, fill a basket with paints, colored pencils, sketchbooks, and Valentine-themed stencils. You can add a fun DIY project like painting a heart canvas.

 

 

32. Magic Trick Basket

You can put in a few easy magic tricks or a small magician kit. It’s a fun way to keep kids busy and teach them how to do cool little tricks.

 

 

33. Baking Cupcake Kit

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Fill a basket with a cupcake-making kit. Include cupcake liners, frosting, sprinkles, and Valentine-themed toppers like mini hearts or love bugs.

 

 

34. Jungle Safari Basket

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A jungle safari basket filled with animal toys, a safari hat, binoculars, and a small adventure book is a perfect gift for a curious little explorer.

 

 

35. Valentine’s Day Beach Basket

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If your child loves the beach, you can create a fun beach-themed Valentine’s basket. Fill it with a bucket, shovel, beach toys, and a Valentine’s beach towel.

 

 

Ideas for Assembling the Perfect Kids Valentine’s Basket

 

Creating the perfect Valentine’s basket can be an enjoyable process.

Here are some helpful tips to ensure your basket is not only fun but also appreciated:

 

1. Personalize the Basket:

 

Add a personal touch to each basket, it can be with the child’s name, favorite characters, or interests.

 

2. Balance Fun and Practicality:

 

Combine fun items like toys and sweets with practical items like books, art supplies, or educational games.

 

3. Think Eco-Friendly Ideas:

 

Consider sustainable gift options like reusable items, wooden toys, or books made from recycled materials.

 

4. Consider Their Age:

 

Put together the basket according to your child’s age. Younger kids may prefer stuffed animals and sweet treats, while older kids might appreciate a more creative, interactive gift.

 

5. Make It Memorable:

 

The goal is to make your child feel special. Add handwritten notes, a heartfelt card, or even a photo to show them just how much they’re loved and remembered.

 

Valentine’s Day is about celebrating love in all its forms, and creating a personalized Valentine’s basket for your child is a perfect way to show your affection.

Supposedly you go for a traditional candy basket, a DIY project kit, or a themed basket based on their favorite things, your child will surely feel the love and excitement.

 

The 35 lovely kids’ Valentine’s basket ideas we’ve looked at here will help you bring joy, laughter, and cherished memories to your little ones this Valentine’s Day.

 

 

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

 

• Are Valentine’s baskets only for classroom exchanges?

Not at all. These baskets can be a sweet surprise from parents, grandparents, or siblings. It’s just a fun way to make kids feel special and loved on Valentine’s Day.

 

• What’s the best age for Valentine’s baskets?

Any age, really! From babies to teenagers, you can make the basket to fit their likes. But, just keep it simple, sweet, and filled with things they’ll actually enjoy.

• When Should I Give My Kids Their Valentine’s Basket?

Most parents give it on the morning of Valentine’s Day as a sweet start to their day, but you can also give it the night before or after school, anytime is actually okay.

• Should I Make Different Baskets For Multiple Kids?

Yes, if it won’t be much stress on you. You can use the same base items (like books or snacks) and personalize a few things to match each child’s age or interests.