Healthy Snacks for Kids

Every morning just before Sandy goes to school, I always ask what she wants for snack. The answers vary from, “I don’t know”, “not that I don’t like that” (in reply to my suggestions), “bread pan” and lastly, “how about chips”? I’m worried that she gets hungry in school, although she only spends one and a half hour there. I tried feeding her fried rice and bacon/hotdogs/eggs before she goes to school but she wakes up late lately that we have no time for it anymore. Which explains why I worry about her being hungry while “studying”.

Here’s what I’ve researched so far from this site.

  • Snack size yoghurts, milk puddings and fruit cups….don’t forget a spoon
  • Milk and milk shakes in a drinking box….keep some cold and ready to go
  • Any fruit …grapes, orange wedges, cantaloupe slices, canned pineapple spears or chunks
  • Vegetable sticks mixed with chunks of cheese
  • Celery sticks filled with soft cheese or peanut butter; add a few crackers
  • Crackers…bag them yourself or buy small portion packs
  • Cheese
  • Peanut butter and crackers
  • Snack pack cheese and crackers or peanut butter and crackers
  • Handful of wholegrain cereal……add a few grapes or small chunks of cheese
  • Whole grain muffin
  • Sandwich with a few slices of fruit
  • Cold pizza slices
  • Half bagel with cheese or peanut butter
  • Popcorn or nuts for older children

On other kids, you can trick them by putting it in a cute container but it will never work on Sandy. Still, I’m hoping she’d try these. Maybe if I eat them myself, she would.

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