Each society has one or more traditions that the people of that society perform annually or periodically, as the case may be. Sometimes these traditions have been passed down to many generations and as a result, the story or the story behind the tradition may be lost. This means that people can simply carry on the tradition by retaining it without knowing the reason or the history behind it. The Easter egg hunt for kids on Easter Sunday (after Easter Sunday Mass) is one of those traditions in some Christian churches that many people have no idea of ​​the history or history behind it.

There are two major annual Christian celebrations: Christmas and Easter. During each of these celebrations the Christian communities ensure that the younger members of their communities are not left out of the celebration. They organize activities so that the children understand and appreciate what is being celebrated. During the Christmas celebration, the parishes organize the children of their parishes to act out the Nativity scene. Many children play different roles in the nativity scene, such as angels, shepherds, drummer, Mary or Joseph. This enactment of the Nativity culminates with the feast of Christmas for them on Christmas Eve. In all the children have a lot of fun during the Christmas celebration.

Unfortunately, the nature of the Paschal Mystery and its celebration make it very difficult to represent the Passion and Resurrection of Christ in a way that children understand and appreciate. In addition to the ability for children to act out the Passion and Resurrection of Christ, Holy Week leading up to Easter Sunday is packed with many activities that children almost forget during the Easter celebration. To ensure that the youngest members of their communities are not forgotten, the parishes organize the Easter egg hunt for the children. After Mass on Easter Sunday, children run through the church premises with their beautifully decorated Easter baskets in search of the hard-boiled Easter eggs that are hidden in different places within the parish compound.

Parents buy Easter baskets that have bedding for their children and have their children bring the Easter baskets to church on Easter Sunday when they attend mass. In these Easter baskets, the children will put all the Easter eggs that they will find when they go to look for the Easter eggs.

The Easter baskets are available in many colors and sizes, and also the bedding for the Easter basket is available in many colors. Many Easter baskets do not come with monograms, but creating monograms is very easy to do, so parents who want monograms on their children’s Easter baskets can easily do so.

Let your kids have fun and enjoy their Easter egg hunt while you wait and watch as they hunt for the beautifully decorated hard-boiled Easter eggs.

Happy Easter, enjoy and have fun with Easter egg hunt