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Meals

Whether you’re packing their lunch box or getting dinner on the table, these are the best healthy meals for kids! As a mom and registered dietitian, it’s important to me to make delicious, nutritious meals kids are excited to eat.

For example, recipes like these homemade pizza rolls are always a crowd-pleaser! Most kids love pizza, and these ones are made with whole wheat pizza dough for extra fibre, low-sodium pizza sauce, and I like to add a few different types of veggies that tend to incorporate in the dough once it’s rolled up. 

This chicken pastina soup is like a fun Italian take on chicken noodle soup. It’s full of hearty broth, real chicken, and delicious herbs and seasonings. I like to use star-shaped pastina noodles because they’re easy to eat and kids love them!

Have a mac & cheese lover in your family? Skip the boxed mixes and make this 5-ingredient mac and cheese with whole wheat pasta. You can serve it with steamed broccoli, ham, bacon, peas, or a variety of other mix-ins to make it just right!

Ready for more ideas? The Busy Mom’s Freezer Meal Survival Guide has 30 delicious kid-friendly crockpot meals you can prep once and cook in a pinch! Get your copy today!

Close up image of a fork digging into a bowl of homemade healthy hamburger helper.
30 minutes mins

Best Beef Pasta Hamburger Helper {without Milk}

5 ingredient mac and cheese in a bowl next to forks and a plate.
20 minutes mins

5-Ingredient Mac and Cheese

Air fryer pizza rolls in a lunch box with carrots, dip and grapes.
30 minutes mins

Homemade Pizza Rolls in Air Fryer

A spoon resting in a bowl of chicken pastina soup.
45 minutes mins

Chicken Pastina Soup

Up close image of fiestada pizza cut into pieces.
30 minutes mins

Mexican Fiestada Pizza Recipe

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My Feeding Philosophy

I get it. Feeding kids can be tough.
I’ve learned that the key to getting kids to try new foods is to keep it fresh and exciting, get them involved, and inject a little enthusiasm and creativity into how you serve them up. Above all else, don’t give up. If you’re serving balanced meals and snacks throughout the day, then you’re doing a good job!

Learn more about my feeding philosophy here

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