Easter wishlist
Your Easter wishlist
Small presents, well spread. And nobody brings the third chocolate egg.
Easter is the festival of small things. Which is exactly why the same thing turns up three times.
A short list is enough: five or six wishes, one link to godparents and grandparents.
Here is how
Start a list
Pick an occasion, give it a name. Done.
Collect wishes
Paste a link. We do the rest.
Share the link
Share it with friends and family - that is it.
What suits Easter
Keep it small. Easter does not carry a wishlist with three-figure sums.
Outdoors beats indoors. After winter, anything that gets you out of the house is welcome.
Examples
Just examples. What goes on the list is up to you.
- Seeds for the balconyherbs, perennial if possibleapprox. €10
- Skipping ropefor outsideapprox. €12
- Children's bookto read aloneapprox. €12
- Watercoloursa bigger box if possibleapprox. €18
- A walk with a picnicif the weather plays alongpriceless
Three small things that matter
- One list per childOtherwise everyone clubs together for the eldest and the little one gets nothing.
- Leave out the sweetsEveryone brings those anyway. Write down what is actually missing.
- Share two weeks aheadEnough time for orders, and not yet forgotten.
Wishes for children
A profile inside the parent's account. No e-mail of their own. Parents decide what gets shared.
Common questions
Is it worth it for such small presents?
Especially then. Small things are the ones most likely to arrive twice.
Can several children each have a list?
Yes. Every child gets a profile in the parent account and a list of their own.
Do the children see who reserved what?
No. Your own list never shows reservations.
Do grandparents need an account?
No. They open the link and tap reserve.
Can I reuse the list?
Yes. Archive it and refresh it next year.
Is the list public?
Only if you want it to be. By default only people with the link see it.
Wish lists for every occasion
Quickly done
Five wishes, one link. Easter needs no more than that.