Parents always need more healthy breakfast ideas for kids – especially since kids’ taste buds are constantly changing. And keeping refined sugar out of kids’ diets makes it even harder to come up with healthy breakfasts that they will actually eat, am I right? But I have 20 healthy breakfast ideas for kids right here.
Scones are delicious but making scones sounds intimidating, doesn’t it? Particularly when you’ve never made them before and you want healthier scones made with yogurt and no refined sugar for kids to enjoy without causing a sugar rush. When I first decided to make a healthier scones recipe, I was a little scared
I think we both know why you’re here. You want no bake treats for kids without refined sugar 😀 That’s obvious from the search term you typed into Google or the prompt you gave ChatGPT. I also think we all know why healthy no bake treats are so desirable for parents specifically.
I’ve always found it odd that those little sugar-filled packets of gummies for kids are called “fruit snacks”. I mean, giving kids a packet of sugar is hardly what I would call a snack of fruit. But this healthy gummies recipe for kids actually can qualify as a snack without any guilt!
These refined sugar free double chocolate muffins are the best of two worlds. Less sugar plus more chocolate? Yes, please! 😀 Best of all, kids don’t have a clue that these healthier double chocolate muffins have less sugar than typical chocolate chocolate chip muffins.
So you want to make some sweet homemade bagels but you don’t want to use refined sugar? I totally feel you. While some people may not see the big deal in 7 grams of added sugar for breakfast in the morning, consider that those 7 grams are almost two-thirds of the AAP recommended daily limit of added sugar for children.
I can think of nothing else I loved to lick off of a beater more than chocolate chip cookie dough as a kid (who am I kidding? That’s still my favorite thing to lick off of a beater!). And that is the inspiration behind these chocolate chip cookie dough energy balls.
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.
I baked these chocolate chip cookies made with dates one time and they were instantly loved by every child who tried them – both my own and others in the neighborhood. And since that first time, these perfectly balanced cookies have become one of my regular recipes to make for my kids and as special treats for others.
Healthy homemade buckeyes are a novelty we didn’t always have access to. But traditional buckeyes were one of my favorite treats to make with my mom during the Christmas season as a kid. Who can resist the rich and satisfying flavor of sweet peanut butter covered in a thick layer of chocolate coating?
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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