Easter bunny coloring pages can be fun for many reasons.
The Easter bunny is a popular symbol of Easter, and it has its origins in pre-Christian traditions. In many parts of Europe, the rabbit is a symbol of fertility and new life, and it has been associated with springtime celebrations for centuries. The first written reference to the Easter bunny can be traced back to the 16th century, when German Protestants brought the tradition of the “Easter hare” to America. The Easter bunny was originally a judge of children’s behavior, much like Santa Claus is at Christmas time. If a child was good, the Easter bunny would lay colorful eggs for them to find on Easter morning. Over time, the Easter bunny became a more secular symbol of Easter, and it is now a popular figure in Easter celebrations around the world.