Need food ideas for toddler's birthday party

Anonymous
FTP here. Overdid at my DD first birthday and want to rethink for her 2nd party in June between 2-4pm.

Good food is important to us.

Any ideas on good and toddler friendly food options to serve between 2-4pm.

Thinking fruits platter
Cheese platter
Milk boxes
Veg platter with a dip
Pretzels and gold fish
Cake

Thanks so much
Anonymous
It's only snack time, so do those mini water bottles, fruit platter, pretzels OR gold fish, and cake.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:It's only snack time, so do those mini water bottles, fruit platter, pretzels OR gold fish, and cake.



Great idea on water bottle! Thanks
Anonymous
I think that all sounds fine from 2-4pm, but for a 2 y/o won’t that time overlap with naps?
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:FTP here. Overdid at my DD first birthday and want to rethink for her 2nd party in June between 2-4pm.

Good food is important to us.

Any ideas on good and toddler friendly food options to serve between 2-4pm.

Thinking fruits platter
Cheese platter

Milk boxes
Veg platter with a dip
Pretzels and gold fish
Cake

Thanks so much


You have to be kidding about the bolded items for toddlers.
Anonymous
Chick-fil-A nuggets tray.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:FTP here. Overdid at my DD first birthday and want to rethink for her 2nd party in June between 2-4pm.

Good food is important to us.

Any ideas on good and toddler friendly food options to serve between 2-4pm.

Thinking fruits platter
Cheese platter

Milk boxes
Veg platter with a dip
Pretzels and gold fish
Cake

Thanks so much


You have to be kidding about the bolded items for toddlers.


Np. I've seen kids eat fruit, cheese and veggies at parties... I wouldn't go overboard with the veggie platter, but a small one is fine ime.
Anonymous
It's prime nap time so that's an odd party time. Do 2 kinds of cheese and cube it or mini mozzarella balls or similar. Veggies are choking hazard. Pretzels (flat ones are fancy) or tortilla chips. And some cut up fruit. Don't over do it.
Anonymous
Are you inviting adults only? Or will other 2 year olds also be there?
Does your child not nap? We wouldn’t go because it’s nap time

We got invited to a 2 year olds bday party during nap time a long time ago, and we didn’t go, turns out no body else attended either
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Chick-fil-A nuggets tray.


Um, no. This is DCUM, not the Southern MAGA forum.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:FTP here. Overdid at my DD first birthday and want to rethink for her 2nd party in June between 2-4pm.

Good food is important to us.

Any ideas on good and toddler friendly food options to serve between 2-4pm.

Thinking fruits platter
Cheese platter

Milk boxes
Veg platter with a dip
Pretzels and gold fish
Cake

Thanks so much


You have to be kidding about the bolded items for toddlers.


I often see these items at 2-3 year old parties and plenty of kids eat them. Adults will enjoy too.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:FTP here. Overdid at my DD first birthday and want to rethink for her 2nd party in June between 2-4pm.

Good food is important to us.

Any ideas on good and toddler friendly food options to serve between 2-4pm.

Thinking fruits platter
Cheese platter

Milk boxes
Veg platter with a dip
Pretzels and gold fish
Cake

Thanks so much


You have to be kidding about the bolded items for toddlers.


If you don’t think fruit and vegetables are good kid food then I dunno what to tell you
Anonymous
I mean the parents will snack too, so I think it's fine.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Chick-fil-A nuggets tray.


Um, no. This is DCUM, not the Southern MAGA forum.


The CFA nuggets platter is always the first food to run out at every local party I attend
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Chick-fil-A nuggets tray.


Um, no. This is DCUM, not the Southern MAGA forum.


The CFA nuggets platter is always the first food to run out at every local party I attend


Do you live in Mississippi or somewhere along those lines? Most people in my circle boycott chick-filled-hate and don’t let their children eat it.
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