What are some healthy, kid-friendly snacks?

Granola Bar

I have a 15 mo. old daughter, together we make frozen yogurt pops by either half freezing a mini yogurt then sticking a popsicle stick in it and freezing it the rest of the way or by mixing yogurt and fruit in popsicle trays and freezing them. She absolutely loves them and they're pretty healthy. She also loves turkey with hummus wrapped in lettuce; which is also healthy. I also have animal cookie cutters I use to cut fruit; it makes it fun so she wants to eat it.... Hope that helped a little bit

cereal

wheat thins

yogurt

jello

granola bars

fruit snacks

CHEX MIX! haha love that.

goldfish

pretzels

peanuts

almonds

nuts

grapes

strawberries

watermelons

apples

oranges

pears

peaches

diced fruit in those little plastic containers.

carrots

apples & caramel

apples & peanut butter

ritz crackers (maybe & peanut butter)

gram crackers

wheat bread toasted (maybe peanut butter)

wheat bread toasted with butter

wheat bread toasted with minimum jelly

bagel

bagel with ham

bagel with jelly

bagel sandwich

sandwiches with whatever you want inside it

pudding

freeze a yogurt stick

homemade popsicles [pour sugar free and healthy juice into little ice cube molds. and stick toothpicks in them]

canned peaches

banana

i love-

apples and peanutbutter! mmm...

home made ice pops (from juice and stuff).. you would have to make them the day before. you ccan take em out in 7 minutes though!

fruit salad

non- salty chips and healthy dip made from non-green herbs

Uncrustables (pbandj)

Hot Pockets

Fruit Snacks

Fruit such as apples, pears, strawberries, watermelon, pineapple, bananas

Top Ramen!

Vegetables such as carrots, celery, brussel sprouts, broccoli, and cauliflowers

Granola Bars

Hope I helped!

Fresh fruit (bananas, peaches, mangoes, etc.)

Dried fruit (specialty market)

Granola bars (Quaker, Nature's Valley, Kashi, etc.)

Trail mix (Target brand/Market Pantry)

Cashews (unsalted)

Yogurt (Gogurt, Yoplait, Dannon, etc.)

Frozen fruit bars (Dole)

Sorbet (Haagen-Dazs)

All-natural ice cream (Breyer's)

Fat-free/sugar-free cookies (you can find those anywhere)

Cereal bars (Kellogg's)

Waffles (Eggo)

Pancakes (Aunt Jemima)

French toast (Farm-Rich)

Seasoned grilled chicken (unsalted; George Forman Grill takes 5 min.)

Seasoned grilled fish (unsalted; GF Grill)

Unsalted/Fat-free chips (Kroger)

Crackers (Wheat Thins, Triscuit, Vegetable Thins, etc.)

Veggie burgers (Morning Star)

Flavored rice cakes (Quaker)

Turkey sausages/burgers (Jennie-O)

Grilled garlic chicken salad (grilled chicken, mayo, celery, red onion, garlic powder)

If none of these appeal to you, just go to your local health store. It's like heaven for someone trying to go all-natural.

cut up some fruit or buy dried fruit (NO banana chips - they are in coconut oil and are really unhealthy)

muesli is good

stay away from packaged stuff

Try eating some mcdonalds... Studys show that the average american that has eaten mcdonalds every day for lunch has lost a significant amount of weight within the time zone. Try that i did and now im a hunk of Muscle!

boild up pasta with few veges?

vegmite on toast

club sandwhiches

a nut mixture

popcorn!!!

fruit salad

muffins

soup?

well try meat like chicken or if you like it salmon, fish is really good for you