The teenagers in my life claim to be too old for traditional chocolate bunnies, but they're always happy to accept fancy Ferrero Rocher. They'll get 13 individually wrapped milk chocolates, and you'll get to keep the chocolate bunny tradition alive.
If their childhood love for LEGO still runs deep, give them a pretty little spring bouquet to build. It'll keep them off their phone for a bit and look so cute on their desk or nightstand all year long (no wilting).
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The teenagers in my house love this fidget cube. It's only 3 by 3 inches, but it transforms into dozens of shapes. Magnets hold the sides together with a satisfying click.
Digital cameras are having a comeback moment, so here's an easy way to introduce them to the tech if they don't already have one. It's a basic point-and-shoot camera that lets them take photos and videos with something other than their phone.
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If it's wrong to give teens a fun, fast-paced card game just to get them to put their phone down and hang out with me for a while, I don't want to be right. And yes, my teenage son actually likes it.
If the gamer in your life doesn't have an RGB keyboard yet, I bet they want one. This keyboard doesn't just look cool, it also has a scroll wheel for quick volume adjustments.
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I'm willing to bet beauty goodies like this lip oil will go over even better than Easter candy. Our beauty editor also happens to love this lip oil, calling it "a little moment of self-care." Choose from eight colors, or spoil them with a few.
They'll be so impressed that you thought to put K-beauty products in their Easter basket. This watermelon-scented toner happens to be from one of our favorite K-beauty brands and is a repeat winner of the Cosmo Reader's Choice Beauty Awards!
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This one's for the music-loving teen. I own this speaker, and let me tell you: the sound that comes out of this 3-inch block is amazing.
Don't sleep on Walmart for designer fragrances on sale! For a fruity-floral vibe fit for spring, Daisy Dream by Marc Jacobs has notes of blackberry-pear and wisteria-jasmine. (Jacobs' floral perfumes also happen to be favorites among our editors.)
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Anyone who lives with a basketball-obsessed teen knows that the constant indoor dribbling can get... annoying. Solve that problem with this foam ball. It’s regulation-sized and barely makes a noise when it's bounced. Everyone wins!
Press-on nails are cheaper than a visit to the salon, and you can load them up with several styles. The kit comes with everything they need to give themselves a fresh, new mani. These daisies are a sweet nod to spring, but you can also go with gold charms or a trendy milky white.
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If they always seem to have a candle going in their room, I bet they'll appreciate this pretty addition. It's lightly scented with vanilla, pear, and coconut—and the glass jar can be reused once empty. Choose from six scents and colors.
For the teen in their Bridgerton era, this floral phone case meets the moment. Onn makes a lot of cute cases, so if they're not into florals there's opalescent, plain black, and more.
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Even if they can't remember the last time they played with a Frisbee, this light-up one (36 colors!) will get them back outside. It has four brightness levels, a timer—and it's even waterproof, so they can take it on a beach vacation.
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