Do you buy your adult children an Easter basket for Easter if they are coming to visit you?

No, not any more. I usually give them a giant chocolate bunny of something. This year, I got each of them 5 lb. Gummy Bunnies.

Edit: Here's a pic of a 5 lb bear, I couldn't find a pic of the bunny.

I give all of them a huge plastic egg filled with their favorite candy.  Each one is different.

Does giving my husband one count? He doesn't eat sweets, so this year he is getting beef jerky, trail mix, and one of those paddles with the ball on a rubber string. The dogs get one too.

I only have one son. I give him an Easter card and a Russel Stover chocolate bunny and jelly belly's ( his favorite jelly beans )

Nope. Just the grandkids.

No, they usually get a Chocolate Easter Bunny now. My 18 year old like his solid Russel Stover, and 21 year old likes anything Reeses related.

My adult kids could care less. They are all grandparents and detest the holiday that requires shopping for candy. The youngest, still at home does not eat candy and does not like chocolate, a gene he inherited from his mum.

YES!  I only have one child, so I will spoil him as long as he lets me. The kids live in a tiny apartment with their baby, so they have no room for an Easter basket. So, I filled a gift bag with candy and chocolate and then included a romper for the granddaughter. She's only 3 months old and has no clue about chocolate yet, so she got an outfit instead.