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I'm in a rut with snacks for DD. What do you give your LO for snack?
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Re: Snack Ideas
frozen watermelon
WHEN I can get him to eat anything....
Lately it's fresh fruit. If I don't want something messy.. Veggie Straws, dried apricots, raisins and craisins.
Fruit - grapes, melon, apple, pear, mango.
Water crackers - they have no fat, calories or flavor but DS loves them.
WW toast with cream cheese.
Yogurt.
Cheese sticks.
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Charlie should come hang out with Rachel - she can show him how to eat. If I'm not quick enough with the food she'll be hanging off the side of her highchair. Seriously she was hanging off of it last night screaming to get into her chair while I was getting her dinner ready. I don't put her in until the last minute becasue she screams even more it the food isn't ready when she gets strapped in.
Thanks everyone for the great ideas - Rachel loves fruit. I guess I just need to get her to try different kinds. I like the idea of dried fruit. I'll have to try that.
I know, I know! Every other kid we know eats like a champ. Yesterday we had a playdate with a 10 month old and she ate a sandwich. The whole thing. God forbid any of Charlie's food should even touch! I tried to sneak a french fry (which he likes) with a tiny little bit of ranch dip on it. POISON!!!!!
Oh this was Sabrina, too. I put her in the high chair now at the very first signs of hunger and give her something- usually a piece of cheese or "chips" (mum mums) or frozen peas (which she freaking LOVES- yes, straight out of the freezer). she chows down on that while i make her meal, which must be super fast and ready to be served, too. : )
she eats whatever we eat, only better- more fruits and veggies and less high fats, that's for sure. snacks include: cheese, olives, crackers, cereal bars, yogurts, applesauce, fruit, dry cereal, etc etc.
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fruit
cheese
quack n'bites (cheese crackers from Whole Foods)
breadsticks
yogurt
Cheerios or other dry snack-y cereal
rare occasions: chips, ice cream, cookies, veggies but DD rarely eats those and DS prefers his cooked
DD -- 5YO
DS -- 3YO
It depends on Adrian's mood. Some days he's ravenous and can't wait to eat and some days he's super picky about his food. Usually he has a good appetite and on those days he snacks on one or two of these things:
banana
strawberries
crackers
raisins
yogurt
potato chips
cookie
I try to feed him the healthier choices when possible but sometimes he will only snack on junk. I can see where this is going. I already have trouble feeding him veggies, he literally picks them out one by one when I mix peas or carrots in with pasta or rice.
Sienna's favorite is fruit, especially canteloupe, honeydew, watermelon. Cheese, yogurt, mini nilla wafers.