The best part of any holiday is spending time with your nearest and dearest. And, when it comes to your special little ones, there’s no better activity than baking. It’s just as fun to make and decorate a sweet treat as it is to eat it, so you’ll have no problem gathering your whole family together for some chocolate-covered, candy-loaded fun. That’s why we love this collection of recipes. Kids of all ages will have a ball making spring-themed cupcakes, chick-shaped cereal treats, bird’s nest cookies and more. If you’re anything like us you’re going to want to make everything in this roundup. If you need help narrowing it down, we recommend these festive marshmallow bunnies. We make them on a lollipop stick so they’re perfect for keeping little hands (and everyone's Easter best) free of melty chocolate. Plus, they make a cute gift for friends and family who are visiting.

Easter "sundae" is so much fun when it includes a chocolate cookie rim and marshmallow bunny feet.

Who says chocolate-covered strawberries are just for Valentine's Day? Melt down orange candy melts to cover your juicy berries in a blanket of chocolaty goodness. When plating, nestle your starwberries in a bed of chocolate sprinkles — it's like being in a carrot field minus the pesky critters.

These playful crispy treats turn leftover Easter candy into a colorful, chewy dessert, folding chocolate eggs, marshmallow chicks, and candy pieces into a classic buttery marshmallow base.

Shaped like a colorful Easter egg, this soft sugar cookie is decorated with icing and candy for a fun, kid-friendly treat that’s as playful to make as it is to eat.

Kids large and small won't be able to resist these adorable doughnut pops. To give each chick a feathery crown, melt yellow candy melts in a bowl and use it to adhere a layer of jimmie sprinkles to the top of each pop.

Made with just six ingredients, these clusters are the perfect combination of salty and sweet.

The secret to making these adorable Easter treats easy enough that kids of all ages can help make them? Store-bought cookie dough. All it takes is a little bit of rolling and twisting to turn the dough into a sweet, cinnamon-sugar bunny.

When forming these charming cereal treats, add some vegetable oil to your hands — it'll keep your marshmallow mixture smooth and easy to work with.

Marshmallow feet and coconut bunny tails make these adorable doughnuts almost too cute to eat! Almost. See how easy it is to transform plain doughnuts without using any fancy tools or techniques.

Puffed rice cereal treats and shredded coconut are combined to create these delightful carrot-shaped treats. To make the lifelike stems, use green sour apple or licorice twists.

Be sure to grab one of these little cuties for yourself before you set them out for your guests — something tells us these cupcakes are going to quickly "fly" off your table.

It's springtime and flowers are popping up everywhere. Pink Jordan almonds work beautifully to create flower petals atop these vanilla cupcakes with light and fluffy marshmallow frosting.

Have everyone hopping to the table for these pancakes. They incorporate all the traditional flavors of carrot cake, including cream cheese frosting.

Looking for two ways to impress your guests this Easter? These sprouting carrot cupcakes are sure to do the trick. To make the surpise filling, cut a cone-shaped chunck out of your baked cupcakes with a paring knife and fill it with a heaping pile of orange icing. And be sure not to discard the cake pieces you cut out — you'll want to use them to create your crumbly and fudgey faux-soil topping.

Break out the colorful sprinkles to decorate The Pioneer Woman's easy rice treat Easter eggs. Use plastic egg molds to shape these treats and hide the chocolatey surprise inside!

You won't hear a "peep" out of anyone as they enjoy these Easter-themed cupcakes topped with a fluffy marshmallow frosting.

Every-"bunny" loves cookies! This colorful, hands-on project is a great way to use up the pastel candy that couldn't quite fit in your Easter basket.

This step-by-step guide will help you impress your guests with your cake-carving skills. Coconut flakes finish off this cake that is sure to be the centerpiece at your Easter dinner.

Balloons are no longer just for decor. These chocolate bowls are made by coating balloons in melted chocolate. Fill them with your favorite treats to create a unique Easter gift.

Soft golden cookies sandwich a layer of marshmallow cream cheese filling in this easy Easter dessert that kids will love eating as much as they'll love helping to make.