For those with grown adult children
 

Do you still buy them Easter eggs?

Yes :love:

:joker:


No..absolutely ridiculous if you do.

My daughter is 30 but autistic so yes I do

The only acceptable answer

Yes!

Bit joyless not to, you don't stop loving chocolate when you get to 18 and anyway they'll always be my babies :laugh:

My child is a toddler but I'm not giving him an Easter egg because I don't give him anything with added sugar, he's getting a couple of presents instead. :worry:

Yes I do

What age will they be before you all stop buying them Easter eggs?

60?:joker:

People have grandkids for this...

I bought my kids and their partners Easter Eggs this year :love:

well i wish they would hurry up

:oh:

No and I've now just sent an angry message to the Mother telling her she owes me about ten years worth of Easter Eggs :oh:

My mum does. It’s like, the law

:joker:

Sounds emotionally traumatic lol.

The Mother doesn't love you enough :sad:

Easter Eggs always, I draw the line at Advent calendars though as even as kids they would never open them and then there would be 22 days worth of doors to open on Christmas Eve so not wasting me cash

1 white buttons
1 Twirl
1 caramel buttons

1 normal buttons for me

all Cadbury

100% agree that it has to be Cadbury

Yup…

My parents still buy me one.

and Livia is 95

or at least feels 95 after a visit to Disneyland Paris

For those with grown adult children
 

Only Cadbury’s Freddo Easter Eggs though

These actually taste better than the other Cadbury’s Eggshttps://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...f68428f6d5.jpg