A child’s delight in hunting for Easter eggs (and consuming all the jelly beans stashed inside), dying eggs in vibrant colors, and digging through baskets full of chocolate bunnies may start to wane as they hit their preteen and teenager years. Your pastel plastic tablecloth with the flowers and bunnies is suddenly deeply uncool, and they’re rolling their eyes at your enthusiastic suggestion that they peel themselves off the couch to go looking for all the plastic eggs you hid for them. But I think that’s all a façade; deep down, they want an excuse to enjoy the cheerful holiday, and you can give it to them. Here’s how.Level-up your Easter egg huntThey’re going to think they’re much too old
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