The excitement of Easter can overwhelm kids with happiness and smiles; excessive free candy, toys and trinkets, hunting for fun filled eggs, and not to mention that adorably happy Easter Bunny. But not always does that joyful bunny appear so joyful.
Here are a seven examples of how eerie and frightening an Easter Bunny can be.
http://nedhardy.com/2012/03/30/30-disturbingly-creepy-easter-bunnies-2/
http://nedhardy.com/2012/03/30/30-disturbingly-creepy-easter-bunnies-2/
http://www.ryot.org/these-super-creepy-vintage-easter-bunny-photos-look-like-scenes-out-of-donnie-darko/648149
http://nedhardy.com/2012/03/30/30-disturbingly-creepy-easter-bunnies-2/
http://happyplace.someecards.com/easter/the-creepiest-easter-bunny-photos-ever-taken/?page=4
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/04/18/creepy-easter-bunnies_n_5173166.html
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/04/18/creepy-easter-bunnies_n_5173166.html
Have a Happy Easter, and remember – keep the bunnies friendly because, though the excitement of the holiday can be a lot for a kid to handle, I imagine the fear of a giant human shaped bunny monster is a lot less easy to handle.
About Emma Rae Curtis
Kids around the world count down the days until Christmas but not Emma Rae Curtis. Ever since her first
Halloween, Emma has been a huge fan of the magic that is Halloween. While raising her kids, Emma had
the time of her life making Halloween costumes and hosting lively Halloween parties. Each Halloween
her house is still decorated to the hilt making it a trick or treat favorite in the neighborhood.
Emma is an avid researcher, reader and writer of all topics involving Halloween costumes,
traditions, decorations, parties, and accessories. At the urging of her friends and
family Emma has worked independently as a Halloween writer/researcher since 2001.
Emma also does consulting for organizations regarding all things related to Halloween parties,
Halloween costumes, and Halloween related information.