Items to give as Easter gifts instead of edible things

Easter is one of those celebrations where often those with different dietary requirements as well as those who struggle to eat enough/at all are left not be, properly, catered for. When you're struggling with your own/your child's medical needs you are faced with a whole host of problems without also struggling with different places not catering to a host of different problems which may result in being unable to consume oral products. In the recent months I've seen lots of different varieties of Easter eggs available within shops as well as to order online. There is such an enormous selection of eggs this year, something to suit everyone, or so the common misconception goes. Those with dietary requirements/difficulties with eating (due to a multitude of different reasons) are often left feeling left out even more so than they normally do. 

In a way it's understandable as to why companies often don't think to cater for those who may face problems consuming normal chocolate eggs. When you live a "normal" life where you're ability to consume some/any food then you take that ability fore-granted and the you don't really give it a second thought, you feel it's a "given" that other people can enjoy Easter treats, just like those who don't face dietary requirements.  I've compiled a list of different non-food items that could be given to someone instead of giving them an edible egg, this ensures that no one is left out at Easter and even those with special dietary requirements don't have to go without. I will split the next bit into 2 separate lists, one for babies/younger children and one for teenagers/adults as even older people would love to be thought of on Easter (A unique idea could be to make up a package with various different items contained within it that can be catered for the person's age/gender/likes/dislikes etc.):

Babies/Younger children

1. Clothes
2. Toys 
3. Sensory items 
4. Glow sticks/bracelets/necklaces 
5. Balloons (ensure child isn't allergic to latex if using latex balloons)
6. Bubbles
7. Stickers 
8. Temporary tattoos 
9. Colouring pencils/pens/crayons/marker pens 
10. Pencil case
11. Erasers 
12. Pencil toppers 
13. Slinky 
14. Coins 
15. Finger puppets 
16. Notebooks 
17. Colouring books 
18. Book 
19. Educational items
20. Bouncy balls 
21. Bunny ears 
22. DVD 
23. Toy jewellery 
24. Cuddly toy 
25. Play makeup 
26. Craft activities 

Teenagers/adults 

1. Money 
2. Sensory items 
3. Pencil case
4. Colouring pencils/pens 
5. Colouring book 
6. Craft activities 
7. Notebook 
8. Makeup
9. Makeup bag
10. Subscription to a video game they play 
11. Giftcard 
12. Makeup 
13. Book 
14. Bookmark
15. Jewellery 
16. Perfume/aftershave
17. Clothes 
18. Toiletries 
19. Inspiring quote items 
20. Pillow 
21. DVD 
22. CD
23. Hand sanitiser 
24. Purse/wallet
25. Handbag/backpack  
26. A trip out somewhere