This Yogurt Unicorn Bark is an easy and healthy frozen treat to make with your toddler or kids! Filled with wholesome ingredients along with a pinch of magic✨! Yogurt Unicorn Bark Sometimes you just need some sprinkles and a little magic to get you through the day ✨! This Yogurt Unicorn Bark is a fun and easy recipe to make with your toddlers or kids and uses only 3-ingredients! I'm not sure if it's a good or bad thing that this amazing bark only takes 5 minutes to make before you pop it into the freezer to get all icy cold. That means you have like a zillion and half more hours in the day to have to entertain the kiddos🤪. I will say that breaking and eating this delicious bark is a fun project that will bring a little sunshine and love into your day. And because we are all entering a new era of parenting.. it's COMPLETELY okay to serve this yogurt bark for breakfast, snack, lunch AND even dessert. And all in one day, if that is what it takes to make it ...
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4 Baked Oatmeal Cups (baby, toddler + kid-approved)
These allergy-friendly Baked Oatmeal Cups are about to make your crazy mornings a whole lot easier (and more delicious)! Plus they are baby, Toddler and Kid-Approved! They are made with wholesome ingredients such as oats, bananas, coconut oil and maple syrup and can be made refined sugar-free, dairy-free, soy-free, nut-free and gluten-free! Baked Oatmeal Cups These oat cups are part muffin and part wholesome bowl of oats all rolled into one delicious breakfast for your baby, toddler, kids and/or you! That means you can serve your little ones a healthy and nutrient-dense breakfast on-the-go in a matter of minutes! Or you can gently heat one of the oat cups up in a bowl, pour some milk over top, sprinkle with a pinch of brown sugar and eat like oatmeal for a more relaxed breakfast. Hint - the antioxidant powerhouse is especially good devoured this way. How To Make These Baked Oat Cups Blending Oats: we are going to start by grinding down some old-fashioned ...
4 Breakfast Egg Muffins (Baby, Toddler + Kid-Approved)
These healthy Breakfast Egg Muffins come in four different tasty combinations and are filled with veggies, eggs, cheese and even bacon! A filling and nutritious breakfast for your baby, toddler, and kids that are perfect for on-the-go eating. They can even be frozen and reheated for a quick breakfast. Great for Baby-Led Weaning! Breakfast Egg Muffins Egg muffins = early morning breakfast sanity saver! I am all for making a big batch of breakfast foods for my kiddos on the weekend and using them all week long. It can be muffins, oat cups or even frozen smoothie packets that I make in batch form, as long as I have something to pull out every morning without having to use a single brain cell, then I am totally good-to-go with it. Because while I love to cook for my family, getting up early and making a healthy breakfast each and every morning is sooooooo not on my agenda. More power to you if it is yours. And if that is the case then don't worry, I will be over every ...
Rainbow Fruit Skewers with Lemon Honey Yogurt Dip (kid + toddler favorite!)
These Rainbow Fruit Skewers with Lemon Honey Yogurt Dip are a kid and toddler favorite! Great for snack time, birthday parties or packed into a school lunch. Full of protein, antioxidants, fiber and probiotics, these skewers are as healthy as they are fun to eat! Rainbow Fruit Skewers My girls declared these Rainbow Skewers the "besssst thing evvvveeerrrrrr!!" Before devouring the entire batch of skewers and dip in like 3 minutes flat. A little 🌈 magic is alwasy good for the soul! These skewers are super easy to prepare and can be customized based on whatever fruit you have on hand. I used raspberries, mandarin oranges, pineapple chunks, kiwi, blueberries and blackberries for the full rainbow effect, but if you don't have all of those fruits or want to sub in strawberries instead of raspberries then go for it! The dip is super bonkers amazing and I have since made it every day for myself for breakfast. It's also easy to make - greek yogurt, a swirl of honey, ...
Banana Baby Food – 8 Ways (Puree & Baby-Led Weaning)
Banana Baby Food - 8 delicious (and easy) ways! Bananas are a great first food for baby and can be made into a baby food puree, smashed into a chunky puree, used for finger foods or for baby-led weaning. This guide is perfect for babies 4 months and up! Banana Baby Food Bananas are loaded with essential nutrients for growing baby and are one of the top first foods for baby! This guide will give you 8 easy ways to incorporate bananas into baby's diet - served as a baby food puree, smashed, as a finger food for baby-led weaning, made into 3-ingredient pancakes or even in a simple baby-friendly smoothie. BENEFITS OF Banana FOR BABY Bananas are a great first food for babies because they are loaded with essential nutrients for growing baby including fiber, vitamin B6, vitamin C, manganese and potassium. Full of Potassium: potassium is a crucial nutrient for active babies as it acts as an electrolyte that manages hydration levels and makes it possible for oxygen ...
DIY Heart Pizza Lunchable
This DIY Heart Pizza Lunchable is a fun and easy school lunch that gets 2-thumbs up from both of my girls 👍👍! A great school lunch to pack on Valentine's Day or any other day you want to send your kid a little love ❤️. Pizza Lunchables for Kids These easy ❤️ heart-shaped pizza lunchables will make any kid excited to bring a homemade lunch to school! This DIY lunch is packed with heart-shaped pita bread, pizza sauce, mozzarella and pepperoni. Perfect for all of those kids that want to do it themselves 😉 If your kiddo doesn't care for pepperoni, then you can simply add-in any chopped veggie or topping they prefer - chopped green or red peppers, sliced mushrooms, pineapple, slices of ham, sliced black olives, shredded basil, etc. Reasons to Love this School Lunch kid-approvedgreat for school lunchescan be customized to suit any kids taste preference dairy-free - use a dairy-free shredded cheesegluten-free - use a gluten-free flatbread of pitavegetarian - use a vegan ...
Beet Hummus for Baby, Toddler + Kids (Hidden Veggie)
This Beet Hummus is a great snack or lunch option for baby, toddler and kids! Filled with wholesome ingredients and a hidden veggie, this fun pink dip will be a hit with your little ones! Beet Hummus This brightly colored pink hummus is a favorite with my girls 💗 It's the perfect dip for a healthy snack or packed into school lunches. Plus - it's great for baby, toddler as well as kids! It's literally a recipe that will grow with your kids! 👶👧👦 There is also no way I'm going to tell you not to serve yourself a heaping spoonful of this delicious hummus along with some chopped veggies and all of the heart-shaped pita bread pieces, cuz I'll be right there with you sister 👯♀️ Reasons to Love this Beet Hummus hidden veggiefull of protein and fibereasy to makekid-approvedfun pink colorgreat for baby, toddler, kids and even adultscan be served with an assortment of your favorite chopped veggies and some pita breadyou can also smear it on a bagel and add some ...
4 Homemade Baby Cereal Recipes (4+ months)
4 Homemade Baby Cereals - easy recipes that are made with simple and wholesome ingredients! Brown Rice, Oat, Quinoa and Multi-Grain Baby Cereals for the win! These cereals are freezer-friendly, full of essential nutrients for growing baby and perfect for baby's first bite! 4 months and up. Homemade Baby Cereal Whether you serve baby cereal to baby as their first bite or wait until they are older for their first introduction into grains - baby cereal is an important part of feeding baby a healthy and wholesome diet. Grains are loaded with essential vitamins and minerals for growing baby. These homemade baby cereals are inexpensive to make and full of wholesome and delicious ingredients that will actually taste like a real meal - no bland baby food here! Plus, these homemade baby cereals are easy to make and make enough to give you a good freezer-stash of baby food. You will always want to have some of these baby cereals on hand for fast meals. Reasons to Love ...
Blueberry Oatmeal for Baby, Toddler + Kids (10-Minutes)
Blueberry Oatmeal for Baby, Toddler & Kids - the perfect warm and healthy breakfast for any age! This vivid oatmeal can be made into a baby puree, cooled into chunks for baby-led weaning, served separated with add-ins for the skeptical toddler or in a bowl with all the toppings for kids (and adults). Blueberry Oatmeal This vivid oatmeal is a family-favorite at my house💜. Even my little one who isn't easily convinced that oatmeal should be a food group is lured into this breakfast porridge because of it's fun purple color! I love that this oatmeal comes together in roughly 10 minutes and uses ingredients I always have on hand🙌! Because this recipe is so easy, I can easily make it while I'm making my mushroom coffee (it's a thing, just go with it) on a busy weekday morning. It's also very versatile and can be served to any age of kiddos - from 6 months and up! One Family - One Meal! 👶👧👦👩 This means you can puree up a portion for a baby puree, let some ...
Healthy Spiced Apple Dip for Toddlers + Kids
Healthy Spiced Apple Dip - a protein-filled dip that is toddler, kid and adult approved! Made in less than 5 minutes with 4 simple ingredients, this apple dip is great for a quick snack, part of a healthy breakfast, packed in a school lunch or even as a easy dessert. Healthy Spiced Apple Dip for Toddler + Kids It's actually pretty surprising how much kids of all ages love this super simple Spiced Apple Dip. The first time I made this apple dip was for a playdate with some friends. I didn't have much in my fridge at the time, but I didn't want to show up empty handed. So I whipped up this easy dip with the last spoonfuls of yogurt from an old container and a few spices before tossing it into a packable snack container along with some sliced apples. You guys.. the kids (ages 2-7) devoured this dip! It kinda turned into all-out kid madness! I wish I was kidding when I say there might have even been some elbows thrown to get the last drop of this dip, and there was ...