It’s hard to say goodbye to childhood traditions and this particular rite of passage is far from an easy journey.

See why mother and son are not on the same page about Easter.

AITA parent for stopping adult children Easter baskets?

I have said for many years when my children turned 21 and 24 and moved out that I’m not doing Easter baskets anymore.

But the Easter Bunny is not off the hook.

My daughter was great with it and said I should’ve stopped doing it a long time ago, but she didn’t wanna hurt my feelings so I retired her basket that she has had since she was about two years old.

My son however, says that’s not fair that his sister got Easter baskets for three years longer than he did.

He said he likes those junkie little toys that I put in there, which made me feel so appreciated.

They still aren’t out of the woods.

However, then I felt so guilty this year because I reminded him again tonight when he saw me make other children Easter baskets that he was not getting one.

I swear I think he thinks he’s going to come tomorrow and have an Easter basket.

He thinks I’m kidding because I’ve said this before and had him one.

AITA?

Here is what folks are saying.

Maybe she’s cheap.

That’s my problem with it.

I don’t get it either.

I LOVE this! Adorable.

That’s not the point, but I definitely buy myself Creme eggs every year.

Another one for the therapist.

But I say let him enjoy the holiday like he wants.

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