Anonymous wrote:Cheese & crackers with a fruit, and water

This sounds more like lunch!

Anonymous wrote:Is it for a weeknight game, morning Sat game or Sat. Afternoon?

Do you have snack suggestions based on weather too?

Is it for a weeknight game, morning Sat game or Sat. Afternoon?

Anonymous wrote:

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Seriously there is a lot of standing around in baseball at the younger ages and very little activity for a lot of the kids.

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Kids don't need a f'ing snack every 40 minutes. I hope this trend dies soon.

AGREE! And all the kids say "when is or what is snack?" They associate rewards with food.

I am so glad this trend dies by 3rd grade. DS 11 plays baseball - no snacks since AA!! Thank goodness. I understand you still have to do it, so bring individually wrapped items. I used to buy the precut and sealed apple slices and orange slices. By 2nd grade, they start demanding "fun" snacks like chips - so beware.

Anonymous wrote:Nothing

Seriously there is a lot of standing around in baseball at the younger ages and very little activity for a lot of the kids.

+1
Kids don't need a f'ing snack every 40 minutes. I hope this trend dies soon.

I have never seen anyone bring a snack that was touched by them. Everything is individually wrapped.

Oranges cut into wedges, put in a gallon ziploc bag. Cheese sticks. Snack bags of honey nut cheerios.

Cheese & crackers with a fruit, and water

agree on keeping it healthy. Fruit is great.

Time-intensive but healthy: grapes and tangerine segments in a plastic baggie.

Nothing

Seriously there is a lot of standing around in baseball at the younger ages and very little activity for a lot of the kids.

I don't know if this qualifies as healthy, but we are bringing organic, real fruit juice Popsicles.

Cheese stick or baby bel cheese and half an apple cut up.

Any ideas? We are on snack duty this week. Thanks!