Anonymous
11/07/2020 21:45
Subject: Re:Healthier snacks for kids?
Banana, oranges, apples, carrots. My kids eat fruits for snacks.
Anonymous
11/07/2020 20:34
Subject: Healthier snacks for kids?
Snacks in our house are basically leftovers! Mainly for weekends when non-school hours are in effect.
A sliced apple or celery/peanut butter after school. Not enough to spoil the appetite of dinner at 6.
And no , no eating at the park unless it is a family picnic.
A sliced apple or celery/peanut butter after school. Not enough to spoil the appetite of dinner at 6.
And no , no eating at the park unless it is a family picnic.
Anonymous
11/07/2020 20:29
Subject: Healthier snacks for kids?
Why are they snacking when playing at the park? omg. Way to make kids obese.
Anonymous
11/05/2020 09:43
Subject: Healthier snacks for kids?
Cheese quesadillas.
Anonymous
11/05/2020 09:17
Subject: Re:Healthier snacks for kids?
Anonymous wrote:mini quiche from costco
Not at all healthy..
Anonymous
11/05/2020 08:57
Subject: Healthier snacks for kids?
Dried apricots and cherry tomatoes (sliced in half because my kids are little) are big hits around here. We also keep apples and applesauce pouches around. Cut up strawberries too.
We are also not averse to occasional “evil snacks” like pirate’s booty or cheddar bunnies or pretzels. I am an “everything in moderation” person. But the kids must eat a veggie or a fruit snack first, or it’s a no go.
We are also not averse to occasional “evil snacks” like pirate’s booty or cheddar bunnies or pretzels. I am an “everything in moderation” person. But the kids must eat a veggie or a fruit snack first, or it’s a no go.
Anonymous
11/05/2020 08:53
Subject: Healthier snacks for kids?
sushi rolls
Anonymous
11/05/2020 08:53
Subject: Re:Healthier snacks for kids?
mini quiche from costco
Anonymous
11/05/2020 08:52
Subject: Re:Healthier snacks for kids?
I make corn pudding (with jiffy and creamed/whole corn) and my kids love to snack on it.
Anonymous
11/05/2020 08:52
Subject: Re:Healthier snacks for kids?
Why not give them lunch box staples?
Anonymous
11/05/2020 08:51
Subject: Re:Healthier snacks for kids?
Most of my kid-snacks are mainly appetizers or food in smaller quantities.
Anonymous
11/05/2020 08:51
Subject: Re:Healthier snacks for kids?
I always blanch the cauliflower, broccoli, beans, snow peas etc first in salted water before eating it with dipping sauce.
Anonymous
11/05/2020 08:41
Subject: Healthier snacks for kids?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:To start, we rarely snack. They get a snack at school, and one when they get home at 3. Otherwise, no snacks.
We switched to vegetable trays for snacks. If you’re hungry, you’ll eat it. If not, you won’t.
We went to the store together and picked out what they wanted to try. Then we cut them up together, in different shapes (cucumber circles vs spears) and put 3 dips in ramekins: hummus, ranch, and sour cream dip.
Then we made a little chart and tried them all! I found what combos they liked. And now I always have a little Tupperware in the fridge ready to go with that snack: cucumber spears and hummus or whatever.
So you’re saying they get two snacks a day... like everyone else’s kids here.
PP here. I didn’t read all the replies, honestly.
We don’t bring snacks to the park, and my kids don’t walk around with a snack, and we don’t snack in the car.
On school days they bring a snack, and have one when they get home (vegetable tray).
The weekends, they are offered the vegetable tray and dip.
Anonymous
11/04/2020 10:07
Subject: Healthier snacks for kids?
My 4 y/o loves the dried seaweed sheets
Anonymous
11/03/2020 18:49
Subject: Re:Healthier snacks for kids?
Apples and peanut butter
Turkey and cheese roll ups with butter lettuce leafs
String cheese
Cheese and crackers with salami slices
Turkey and cheese roll ups with butter lettuce leafs
String cheese
Cheese and crackers with salami slices