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Hop to it! Capture Easter fun with a children’s photo book

Words by MyFUJIFILM

March 18, 2025

Hop to it! Capture Easter fun with a children’s photo book

While chocolate is all the rage at this time of year, there are plenty of creative and memorable alternatives — perfect for picky littl’uns or those far too little to enjoy chocolate!

One unique idea? A children’s photo book for Easter. Hopping away from the usual chocolate treats, an Easter photo book is a fun way to celebrate the season while adding an interactive element for the kids, toddlers, and babies in your life.

Easter photo book ideas for kids, toddlers, and babies

With MyFUJIFILM’s photo book creator, it’s never been easier to give the little ones in your life a starring role in their own educational Easter adventure.

With plenty of photo book styles, adorable photo book design templates, and fonts to choose from, you have all the tools you need to personalise your unique Easter gift. Our top recommendation is our Children’s Photo Book. It’s built tough to withstand sticky fingers, gnawing nibbles, accidental drops, and more, with a soft, squidgy foam cover and thick cardboard pages. In close second, our Easy Photo Books come with beautiful pastel-coloured covers and a sturdy vinyl hardcover.

Making a photo book is a fantastic way to showcase your creativity while offering a practical, educational, and sentimental gift that will last far longer than a chocolate egg! If you’d like to create an Easter photo book that even the Easter bunny would be proud of, here are a few ideas to get you started.

Baby’s First Easter

Little chick costumes, tummy time in the springtime sun, bunny bear playtimes — document it all in a Baby’s First Easter photo book. Easter is all about deep-rooted traditions in family, connection, and quality time, and making a photo book the best way to document those all-important ‘firsts’.

Start off with a photo of your little one in a cute Easter-themed outfit on the front cover, followed by a big title of ‘[Insert baby’s name]’s First Easter’ and a sub-title at the bottom with ‘Easter 2025’ for example. The best part about making photo books is that you can add your own text throughout and build on your collection year after year! Those early years go so fast; a photo book means you can hold onto these memories.

Here are a few more Easter photoshoot ideas to fill the pages:

Close-up shots of their tiny hands ‘holding’ a decorated egg

Group photos during family gatherings

Meeting the Easter Bunny

Playing with Easter toys

Trying their first taste of Easter chocolate (if they’re old enough!)

Don’t forget to include personalised captions throughout, adding information about what your little one liked most, how you celebrated the season, and all the firsts you don’t want to forget.

Learn more about our Baby Photo Books.

Personalised Easter Egg Hunt Adventure

Want to add a bit of suspense to your child’s Easter egg hunt? Add a storytelling photo book into the equation for an egg-celent surprise.

Start by setting the stage with a message from the Easter Bunny himself, welcoming your little one to their very own Easter egg hunt adventure. A new stuffed bunny toy will be the main character to guide them through the hunt.

Take photos of the bunny in different spots around your house, peeking into cupboards, looking behind cushions, and under duvets. Don’t forget to add captions to build suspense. For example, ‘Is the Easter egg in the toy box? Nope, just Bunny’s friends!’. Your child could even play along as they read.

On the last page, reveal the hiding spot of a marvellous Easter egg or gift, followed by a caption like, ‘Yay! Bunny found the Easter surprise… but he has no one to share it with!’ Finish the Easter book with an invitation for your child to check the real-life hiding spot, where they will find the Easter Bunny and an Easter gift waiting for them.

My Easter ABC’s

For a fun learning experience, why not create a personalised Easter ABC’s photo book? Using items from around the home that your little one will be familiar with, you can gift your child a unique way to learn new seasonal words.

Start by choosing a selection of Easter-themed words that match each letter of the alphabet, and source a photo related to each. Try to use real photos from your family’s Easter celebrations as much as possible to make each page interactive, recognisable, and exciting.

Add a text box for a simple, catchy caption. You could even add interactive questions to spur their learning even further, like ‘Can you spot something else that starts with A?’

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Thankfully, we’ve done all the hard work for you below so you can focus on snapping the best photos:

A is for April: A photo of a sunny April day.

B is for Bunny: Your child dressed as a bunny or of their favourite stuffed bunny toy.

C is for Chocolate: A close-up of a chocolate egg or a funny photo of your child with a chocolate-covered mouth.

D is for Daffodil: Your child holding some daffodils or a garden shot filled with yellow flowers.

E is for Egg: A collection of chocolate Easter eggs waiting to be munched on.

F is for Family: A group photo of your family with your child.

G is for Grass: Your child having fun outside, playing on the grass.

H is for Hat: Your child wearing a homemade Easter hat.

I is for Icing: A shot of Easter-themed cookies with icing.

J is for Joy: A candid-style snap of your child laughing or smiling.

K is for Kite: A picture of a colourful kite flying in the sky.

is for Lamb: A snap of a visit to the petting farm and meeting the lambs.

M is for Meadow: Your child in their buggy or walking through a grassy meadow.

N is for Nest: A photo of a bird's nest or a handmade crafted nest.

O is for Outdoors: Your child or family pet playing outside.

P is for Painting: A photo of your child painting at home.

Q is for Quilt: A photo of your child wrapped up all snuggly in a duvet or blanket.

R is for Rabbit: A shot of a real rabbit or your child’s favourite toy bunny.

S is for Spring: A scenic photo that embodies spring — maybe on a day out to the park or your back garden.

T is for Treats: A photo of Easter-themed treats, like sweets, cupcakes, and chocolate.

U is for Umbrella: A colourful umbrella in springtime rain. Ideal for those April showers.

V is for Visit: A photo of your child visiting a relative and handing them an Easter card.

W is for Wreath: An Easter-themed wreath on your front door, filled with bright colours.

X is for X-tra Special: A collage of your child’s favourite Easter moments from past years

Y is for Yellow: Your child dressed in yellow to celebrate the warmer weather.

Z is for Zooming to find the last Easter egg!: A photo of your child running and looking excited.

Make this Easter one-of-a-kind with MyFUJIFILM

This Easter, it’s time to think outside the box and get creative with your Easter gifts. With a photo book from MyFUJIFILM, you can gift the children in your life something they will love and appreciate forever.

Browse our photo books and pre-designed layouts today and start creating the most unique Easter gift — perfect for kids, toddlers, and babies.