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Snacks

Ditch the store-bought, overly processed snacks and make your own healthy snacks for kids! This is one of my favorite types of recipes to develop because I can see firsthand how much my kids love them and as a dietitian, I know they’re so much better than the prepackaged treats!

On this site, you’ll see a variety of homemade snacks for kids. Some are simple like this strawberry banana smoothie for kids or homemade unsweetened applesauce.

Other recipes are a fantastic way to reduce your reliance on storebought snacks, like these cheesy sweet potato crackers or homemade pizza rolls.

Some of my favorite recipes are for energy balls or snack cakes. These are great to serve with breakfast or lunch or to offer as a quick snack between meals. I often try to keep these really simple, like these 3-ingredient cookies or 3-ingredient banana oatmeal bars.

Trying to entice your little one to eat more greens? These green monster muffins are packed full of spinach yet taste just like regular muffins!

Even better, many of these recipes can be made in advance then frozen for later! I love to make a batch of these 3-ingredient peanut butter energy balls, which makes 16 servings, then freeze the rest for later. 

By working ahead and using simple, nutritious recipes, you’ll find it’s so much easier to offer your kids healthy homemade snacks than ever before!

To help you get started, I I have an ebook with 40 make ahead snacks called Healthy Little Bites! Each recipe was formulated by me, a registered dietitian and mother of two, to make it easy to have healthy snacks on hand all the time. 

It’s perfect for busy parents who want to work ahead and stock their fridge or freezer with healthy treats their kids will truly love!

4-ingredient peanut butter dip in a small bowl with apples, strawberries and pretzels.
10 minutes mins

4-Ingredient Peanut Butter Dip

Close up image of a banana pumpkin bar leaning up against a stack of bars.
30 minutes mins

Healthy Banana Pumpkin Bars {with Oats}

Halloween fruit tray ideas on a white platter.
1 hour hr

Halloween Fruit Tray Ideas | Healthy Halloween Snacks!

3 ingredient peach sorbet recipe in a small blue bowl with fresh peaches.
3 hours hrs 15 minutes mins

3-Ingredient Peach Sorbet {Without Ice Cream Maker}

A collage with four healthy fruit halloween snacks.

Healthy Fruit Halloween Snack Ideas

Examples of healthy road trip snacks for kids on a white background.

40+ Healthy Road Trip Snacks for Kids (and Toddlers)

A purple striped container with blueberry bliss balls.
20 minutes mins

Blueberry Bliss Balls

Mini Egg Bites {with Cottage Cheese and Veggies}
26 minutes mins

Mini Egg Bites {with Cottage Cheese and Veggies}

3-ingredient banana brownies on a plate topped with chocolate chips.
30 minutes mins

3-Ingredient Banana Brownies {with Cocoa Powder}

Up close image of two mango popsicles for toddlers on a rainbow napkin.
4 hours hrs 5 minutes mins

Healthy Mango Popsicle Recipe for Toddlers & Kids

Up close image of abc muffins in a bowl.
28 minutes mins

ABC Muffins {Apple Banana Carrot}

Close up image of mini chocolate cupcakes with cream cheese frosting on a blue checkered plate.
33 minutes mins

Mini Chocolate Cupcakes {Whole Wheat, Low Sugar}

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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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