Healthy Snack Recipes for Children: A Guide for Non-Culinary Parents

Most parents want their kids to eat healthy snack recipes, but are intimidated by their own lack of cooking skills.  Healthy snack recipes do not necessarily take someone with the skills of Martha Stewart.  The key qualities of good, healthy snack recipes are that they are simple and quick to make; the secret is to stock up on healthy food items you know your kids will enjoy.
    If you are a kitchen-impaired parent: you will be glad to read this post.  We provide you with tips on which healthy food items to get in the grocery and more importantly, how to turn these food items into healthy snack recipes for children.
Healthy Snack Recipes for Fruits
    By their own, fruits are already snacks in themselves.  Even kids who do not eat vegetables that much are bound to love munching on fruit.  Keep some sliced up and ready to eat in your fridge: that way, kids can easily grab some pieces for a quick snack. Buying fruit for your family does not have to be expensive; by shopping for what is in season, you actually save more.
    There are other fun stuff you can do with fruit: you can turn it into a smoothie by adding some ice and full cream milk (so now you get all that vitamins plus calcium).  You can even make your own 'jam' for a healthier PB and jam sandwich: choose a fruit that is very ripe and mushy, like mangoes or even bananas.  Mash it up, and add some sugar, then give it a run in the microwave.  As soon as it turns all gooey, smear it on bread.
Healthy Snack Recipes for Yogurt
   

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Yogurt is one of the best food items you can provide for your kids. It has protein and calcium which developing bodies need.  Yogurt is also a source of probiotics, which is the opposite of antibiotics.  Probiotics are live bacteria that are good for the body.  They boost the immune system and make the digestive system healthier.  And yogurt is also safe to eat for children who happen to be lactose-intolerant. 
    Chill yogurt so that it takes on the consistency of ice cream.  Top with some whipped cream and sliced fruits for a wholesome sundae that is big on nutrition and flavour, while refreshingly low on all that sugar and unnecessary fats.  Turn it into smoothies for those hot summer days.  And by turning plain yogurt into a veggie stick dip, you provide your kids with a fun way to eat their veggies; take unfavored yogurt, add some sour cream and chopped chives, then season to taste with some salt and pepper.  If you blend in some mild cheeses such as ricotta or cottage cheese, you are upping its nutritional value even more.

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