The inspiration behind this strawberry cake pops recipe was two-fold. First, I wanted to create something really fun for kids (and what could be more fun than cake on a stick?) that would not cause sugar-rush anxiety for parents. And secondly, I am always racking my brain to come up with naturally sweetened treats my kids will actually like that don’t contain chocolate.
You might not believe this … but these frozen yogurt berry bites for toddlers are actually magnets.
It’s true! These little frozen bites of protein are taste bud magnets. Because once toddlers get a taste, there’s no keeping them from consuming the entire batch in one sitting. Trust me, I have personal experience with my own toddler.
A healthy waffle recipe for kids that tastes great and is super easy to make? Now that sounds like the kind of breakfast plan every parent needs on a Saturday morning. If your kids are anything like mine, you probably spend most Saturday mornings making something a little bit extra special for them to enjoy on their day off from school.
There are two great things about these moist vanilla cupcakes:
1. They are free from refined sugar.
2. Kids love their taste and texture.
There is nothing better than a sweet treat for your child that you can feel good about. With all of the processed sugar and additives in store-bought cake mixes, homemade cake is always a healthier choice.
Let’s say you’ve just made a delicious batch of healthier vanilla cupcakes for your child’s birthday party. Time to frost them. But with what? How about this honey-sweetened vanilla buttercream frosting recipe!
After reading the title of this recipe, you might be thinking to yourself, “What is a pancake muffin?” Well, let me just explain it to you this way: This blueberry pancake muffins recipe delivers the taste and texture of a pancake without you having to stand over a hot stove practicing your flipping skills for a half hour.
My kids literally cannot get enough of this creamy strawberry popsicles recipe. And, to be honest, I am surprised. Not because I don’t think they are good. But whenever I make a new recipe, it’s really a toss-up as to how it will go over with my kids. My 7-year-old is incredibly particular. My toddler is not so particular, but she’s still … a toddler.
This strawberry jam thumbprint cookies recipe was the answer to lowering my kids’ chocolate consumption. My kids are chocoholics, no doubt about it. I’ll admit that there is a maternal history of chocoholism in their family line, so they come by it naturally. And chocolate is just plain addicting for anyone, after all.
Is it just my kids who love jam? I mean, they think it’s a treat. Maybe it’s because I don’t buy jam on a regular basis because it’s loaded with added sugar. Prior to making my own homemade healthy strawberry jam recipe, I usually opted for alternatives (like honey or fresh fruit) to avoid that extra refined sugar.
I had to go through a couple of recipe trials to arrive at this perfect buttermilk pancakes recipe. Although making pancakes from scratch is pretty easy with a recipe, it is a little more challenging when you are trying to be innovative.
If you have kids and you ever bake, you know the tug-of-war feeling of wanting to make a fun treat for your family while also wanting to feed their little bodies with nothing but the best. But when you naturally sweeten your baked goods and treats with dates, you can have the best of both worlds!
Rice Krispie treats are a classic kid snack/dessert. But, honestly, I do not understand why they are sometimes given out as a snack at group events. Rice Krispie treats have no nutrition! If you are nodding along in agreement at this point, here is why you are going to be excited about these healthy rice Krispie treats kids love:
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