Children look forward to Easter baskets filled with all sorts of goodies from jelly beans to brightly wrapped chocolate eggs. While this is common Easter basket fare, the bottom line is a whole mess of unhealthy treats. Rather than filling a basket to the brim with sweets, why not add some fun extras that will take up space in the basket, but not in your young one's little stomach?Before you begin to pick out fillers, you have to consider the size of the basket. Nowadays, they come in all shapes, sizes and styles. You can go for a more traditional woven basket or choose a smaller bucket or character-themed one. You can find a wide selection at any big box store.Once you've determined the size of the basket, it's time to fill it up. Start with a fluffy filler like plastic Easter grass or decorative shredded paper (you'll find it in the Easter or craft aisle). This significantly cu
